Chautauqua week features King Band and Dickinson talk
A Fort Dodge chautauqua program included Karl King Band with John Magennis and Harriss Thomas delivering a standout concert. Congress man L J Dickinson spoke on economic and political issues, addressing the crowd with clear positions on current national matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Ferguson
Jessie Rae ‘Taylor
Fort Dodge
Karl King
Rolfe
Chautauqua
Mr. King
John Magennis
Nevin
Enuf
Harriss Thomas
King
L. J. Dickinson
Rabies Warning Cited As Local Cattle Lose Heads
The article warns of rabies after cattle owned by Thomas Bailey and Johnson had to be shot due to exposure. It blames a dog as the probable carrier and urges owners to inspect pets for signs of the disease and keep children away from potentially dangerous dogs.
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Jocal
Thos
Bailey
Jonson
Fortnightlies Bid Fond Farewell To Lemon Family
The Fortnightlies hosted a surprise farewell on J. K. Lemon lawn before the Lemons move to Woodward Iowa. John Grant led stories and presented a gift of cut glass amid poems and reflections on years of neighborly friendship.
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J. K. Lemon Lawn
Lemon
Woodward
Brenton Banks
Shannon Charlton
John Grant
Thank You Miss Davies Event By W C T U And American Legion
The W C T U and the American Legion thank Miss L M S Davies for opening her place of business for a July 4 event. Over 300 people registered, with attendees from Plover Humboldt Ruthven Fort Dodge Council Bluffs Bradgate Mallard Palmer Whittemore Curlew Gilmore City Argyle Rutland Pocahontas West Bend Rodman Dexter Laurens Otto son Emmetsburg Manson Cherokee Ware Coulter Lincoln Nebraska Strathmore Colo Chicago McHenry North Dakota Denver and surrounding areas.
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W.C.T. U
American Legion
Rolfe Radio Expands Broadcast Reach and Costs
Rolfe Light and Power reports long range receiving set trials with towns including Newark Indianapolis Fort Worth Kansas City and Omaha. Damborg notes costs near 250 dollars with Westinghouse set and possible future upgrades as static season reduces listening windows.
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Rolfe
P Rolfe Light & Power Company
John Damborg
Newark
N. J
Indianapolis
Ind
Fort Worth
Texas
Ansas City
Louis
Omaha
Iest
Athe R.L. & P
Vaido
Detroit
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Kansas City
Damborg
IC Westinghouse
Rolfe Light & ‘Power Company
Free Methodist Church Service Notice Next Sunday
Services will be held in this church on Sunday June 16 at eleven in the morning and seven thirty in the evening All are invited Closing Notice The officers of the courthouse Poca hontag Tawa will close Saturday afternoons from date until September 1 Mr and Mrs L E B Meech were Bradgate visitors Sunday
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My. Awke
Josephus
Daniels
the Navy
Forweil
Navy
Svar
Court House
Pocahontag
Tawa
Mrs. Jas. Fox Injured in Street Collision
Mrs. Jas. Fox was struck and thrown by a Ford driven by the daughter of John Roberts at the Sethic corner. She was taken to Dr. Wilson's office, examined with no broken bones but severely cut about the face, requiring stitches and causing several scratches and bruises.
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Fox
Colts and Rats Clash in Friday Park Showdown
Bill Taylor's Colts face Brown's Tennessee Rats at Rolfe City Park Friday at 4 30 after the chautauqua. The Rats set semi pro records in 1916 with 45 straight wins and have been beating nearby teams this season. Locals urged to support weekday baseball despite Sunday sports opposition.
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Bill Taylor
Colts
Brown
Tennessee Rats
Rolfe City Park
Chautauqua
Rats
Bill
Quitcher Belaikin
West family heads to Montana for National Editorial convention
Mr and Mrs Marion Bruce depart Sunday morning for St Paul to join the National Editorial association party and board a special train to Missoula for the annual convention. Tours will include Yellowstone National Park Glacier Park Helena Butte Lewistown and other Montana valleys. The Arrow will be in full charge during Mr Bruce’s absence.
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Marion Bruce
St. Paul
National Editorial Association
Missoula
Montana
Yellowstone
Nationals Park
Glacier Park
Helena
Butte
Lewistown
Bruce
Pocahontas County
Milk Ordinance Passes and Chautauqua Days Ahead
The paper announces a new milk ordinance effective after publication and urges sellers and buyers to read it closely. City officials urge enforcement and mention upcoming chautauqua events with three big days planned for next week.
Town band movement urged at Woman's Club meeting
The meeting at Legiol Hall last Thursday urged forming a town band with young musicians, business interest support, and financing plans discussed. Vicchi of the Pocahontas band proposed triple duty lessons, rehearsals, and concerts as the best offer, with the Woman's Club to assume responsibility and push forward.
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Musicc
Woman's Club
Legiol’ Hall
Ralte
Vicchi
Pocahontas Band
Florence
Torino
Perugia
Drake University
Des Moines
Chautauqua
Freezingly Happy Ottertail Vacation Note
Ottertail Minnesota dated July 10 1922 writer warns vacationers to stay near the stove due to cold. They mention catching fish up to four and a half pounds with Denzil Johnson visiting and invite others to come up and endure the weather while enjoying nature with Rev and Mrs Lester.
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Ottertail
Minn
Polks
Denzil Johnson
Lesters
Lester
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