Rolfe Local News Roundup Highlights Community Travel
Rolfe area notes show Walter Johnson of Gilmore City starting in Spencer with a job. families plan time in Rolfe. Many visits and trips to Okoboji, Sioux Rapids, Des Moines, Des Moines statehouse, Ames, Humboldt, Fort Dodge, and Lake outings. Local reunions, drive trips, and social visits mark a busy period with residents scattered for Fourth celebrations.
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Walter B. Johnson
Gilmore
Ralph. Utterson
Spencer
Rolfe
Muriel Wilson
Grover
Shriner
Gyla
Linn Grove
Warren D. Ives
Norman Siefkin
Peoria
C. W. Siefkin
Decatur
C. J. Morrison
Charles Still
Des Moines
Lake Okoboji
George Ives
John Gunderson
Elvina Peterson
Drake University
Des ‘Voines
Pete Peterson
Andy Heid
Woodbine
Marion
Beverly Wheeler
LuLane Summerlin
Kansas City
W. P. Wheeler
Fort Dodge
Mary Wheeler
Lucile
Marie
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Yvonne Christensen
American Institute of Business
Otto
Christensen
Myr
Liberty
Gordon Enders
China
Japan
Enders
Meisenbach
Rolfertes
Thomas
Leonard Seaman
Bradgate
Barly Fisher
W.R
Rogers
Willard “Klein
Humboldt
Cora Klein
Tony Nielson
Breckenridge
Minn
E. E. Wilcox
Louis Buchholz
Melvin
Russell, Smith
Ray Boles
Mission Hills
S. D
Smith
Carl Bagstad
Morris W. Webb
Morris
Algona
Bill Hikenberry
Bill
BE. Hikenberry
Billie
E. Hikenberry
CG. F. Howland
Eugene Gill
the Lakes
Will Howland
Marcella Howland
Lakes
Grant Pollock
Jean
Will Matteson
Pollocks
John Kelso
Elizabeth
Ray Gilday
Ed Law
Robert Greeley
H. K. Larson
Islea Beth
Patricia Murphy
Minneapolis
Ivyl Grant
Fonda
Ivyl
Bernard Smith
Selfridge
N. C
Bernard
James Smith
California
Mrs. Smith
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
The
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Help Wanted Detasseling Hybrid Corn Field Rolfe Iowa
Two to twenty five men needed for detasseling hybrid corn at Rolfe Iowa field starting around July 15. See or phone Walter Heald Pioneer Hybrid Corn Co Rolfe Iowa. Phone 515R28 16-21 Dancing Lessons PlaMor weekly Monday and Thursday by graduate teacher. Interested parties meet PlaMor Monday at 2 p.m. 16-11
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Rolfe
Walter Heald
Iowa
PlaMor
What's in a Name? Visitor to Aunt Mandy on Names
A brief antiquated dialect exchange where a visitor asks Aunt Mandy to name her children and Mandy reveals she named them for flowers with the youngest named Artificial, highlighting a humorous, rustic naming quirk.
In a Barrel Mrs Spivins I See in This Advertisement
Mrs Spivins comments on a storage ad offering mothproof bag sealing for summer while Mr Spivins jokes about nudism. The exchange reads as humorous domestic humor with a commerce angle.
Browns as Playmates Stir Parental Cretinism in Muttered Exchange
Dialog shows a mother scolding about Browns not to be toyed with while Junior defends himself as a good boy for their company. The exchange hints at social norms and tension around male youths and influence.
Rising Politician Moves Up From the Ranks
A quip about a friend rising in politics echoes turn of phrase from the era. The dialogue hints at a person moving from modest beginnings to a more prominent role in public life.
Secret Safe Naomi-Did Lamphier Give Away Bride
In a playful exchange Jimmie jokes he will not reveal the bride and lets the groom discover her on his own last night.
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Naomi
Lamphier
Jimmie
Heirship Dimmed by Uncle’s Silent Will
Jones appears crestfallen after learning his rich uncle left him nothing. The remark about losing air from his heir status underscores a quiet, ironic setback in the family fortune.
Studies in Fame Question Challenges Kids Knowledge
A television segment titled Studies in Fame asks if a small daughter can name U S presidents. The child dismisses the idea saying she is not interested and notes none were ever movie actors.
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The
United States
Ancient dogs and fast breeds traced through history
A Chicago Tribune writer notes 6500 B C desert sheiks bred a hunting dog type, fastest of all, capable of striking gazelles. Tablets reveal Saluki like lines among Afghan hound, greyhound, and Russian wolfhound, tied to Persians Arabs and Egyptians. Vikings Elkhound long cited. Maltese, chow chow, Great Dane and mastiff appear by 3000 B C with Pekingese and pug as later toys.
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Chicago Tribune
American Kennel Club
Melita
B. C
Discovery of New World Boosts Botanical Knowledge
The New World exploration expanded botanical catalogues with many species including the cactus family. E C Hummel notes Rhipsalis native to Africa, mis tletoe cactus, and suggests birds may have carried it across the Atlantic. Cacti total about 2000 species with wide forms and colors.
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New World
North
South America
E. C. Hummel
Nature Magazine
Africa
Atlantic
Citric Acid Production From Fungi Surpasses Lemons
The article notes citric acid is a crystalline solid in lemon juice and used to flavor foods while the calcium salt aids cheese production. It explains that Aspergillus niger molds produce citric acid from sugar solutions and this method now fuels large scale commercial supply.
The Thyroid Gland and Its Hidden Parathyroids
A writer explains the thyroid as a well known internal gland whose enlargement causes goiter. It sits in the neck above the windpipe and releases a hormone that regulates energy. The parathyroids, four tiny glands near or behind the thyroid, were once overlooked by early anatomists.
Arrival of the Tuxedo and Its Rise in New York
A note on the tuxedo’s emergence in the 1880s as men’s evening dress. It appeared in New York pleasure halls alongside embroidered fronts, satin waistcoats, and diamond studs. The term arose with cheap tailors and the Lorillard resort’s rise.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
Comin Through the Rye Song Symbolism Sparks debate
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer argues the song Comin Through the Rye carries a broader meaning than rye field imagery. The piece recalls a historic custom of tolls of kisses charged to young women crossing a river on stepping stones.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sermon Notes Provokes Denunciation Between Ministers
A colored preacher confronted a white minister as the latter wrote notes. The preacher warned that the devil watches and knows what will be said, while the minister claimed he makes no notes and that neither he nor the devil knows what he will say.
Alf and Rube Discuss Hiring History
Alf asks how long the hired man has worked for Rube and Alf expresses surprise that the man has been there longer than expected. Rube confirms the man has been with him about two days, though Alf insists it seems longer.
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Alf
Alfey
Rube
Desertion Sparks Legal Separation Question
A client reports her husband deserted her last night after a milliner window visit. The solicitor asks when the separation began and how long the abandonment has continued as the case proceeds.
Newlywed Quips Over Fashion Plates and Cook Book
Mrs Newlywed explains she keeps both fashion plates and a cook book for flannel cakes. The witty exchange shows domestic humor and practical planning in a young marriage.
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Mr. Newlywed
Community event at Rolfe city park draws wide attendance
A noted gathering at Rolfe city park in July drew many participants with remarks praising the accantati yan and a warm serving of fellowship.
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Stins Athere
Sunshine Surfeit Prompting Rain Trade
A playful dialogue between a cheerful companion and Farmer Corntessel reveals a wish to swap endless sunshine for rain and storms, highlighting a humorous clash between optimism and weathered weather wishes.
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Corntessel
Time Out Stew Why a dog turns thrice before lying down
A playful exchange notes a dog turning three times before resting. The jokey reply suggests a watchdog may be “winding himself up” as a humorous reason for the behavior.
Sheepish Father Joke Echoes a Lamb Gaffe
A father asks a son about asking the boss for a raise. The son replies the boss reacted like a lamb saying baa, an intense humorous exchange highlighting the pun on sheep.
Melville Job Order Liquid Credits for Sailors
A wartime aboard a ship extends small loans among sailors as the Melville issues money to call friends. The exchange shows communal support and frugal budgeting aboard the vessel.
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Marine
Young Joan Faces Eye Tests and Advice
In this fragment a nine year old named Joan discusses wearing glasses with someone off screen. Her mother plans to have Joan's eyes tested again by an optometrist. The exchange hints at concern and family action regarding vision care.
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Joan
Chance Encounter on the Train Platform
A bystander and a traveler share a brief, uncertain exchange about missing a train. The traveler reflects on timing and not having known the train or chance meeting well enough.
전달된 대사 차이와 인물 관계 분석
대사에서 Tom은 돈을 준다고 믿지만 실제로는 Mrs. Justwed가 Tom의 생각을 바로잡으며 돈 지급 여부에 대해 모호한 의도를 드러낸다. 대화는 인물 간 재산과 신뢰의 경계에 관한 의사소통의 차이에 초점을 둔다.
Caddie Returns Fire in Golf Riff at Fairways
A Minneapolis Journal quip captures a tense golf scene with a sharp exchange between golfer and caddie about club choice and swagger on the links. The brisk wartime banter reflects local sports humor and competitive spirit.
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Minneapolis Journal
Des Moines School Board Meeting Notice
Des Moines town district announces a board meeting on March 2, 1987 at 8 30 p m at the town Des Moines school to discuss proposed expenditures and related matters. Donald Carlton serves as district secretary.
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Schi
Trict
Des Moines
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Tom
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