Arrow Made in Rolfe Consolidates Local Papers
The Arrow in Rolfe merges with The Reveille, continuing a paper lineage started 1888 by J. J. Bruce and long managed by the J. H. Lighter family. Advertising rates range from 1.00 to 2.00 dollars. contracts may be canceled for cause. Second class matter since May 14 1910 at Rolfe post office.
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J.J. Bruce
Ranaiakers
J. H. Lighter Family
Rolfe
Iowa
Open forum chautauqua praised and debated at Rolfe
The piece defends chautauqua as an open forum for diverse views while noting criticisms from various quarters. It cites Theodore Roosevelt, Dr Hill, Quarton, Spurgeon, and MacCorry, discusses political leanings, music versus entertainment, and praises Rolfe for sustaining the event with community support despite challenges. It urges stockholders to attend the July 27 meeting.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hill
Taft
Quarton
Lybarger
Pratt
Pletcher
Uyhareger
Spurgeon
Rolfe
President Wilson and big business consultations noted
The piece discusses President Wilson inviting men tied to big business for talks, noting that Roosevelt and Taft faced insinuations for similar access. It mentions Emmetsburg rumors about Branagan of The Democrat and a sun dance after Supt Pralle’s firing, plus reflections on primary law and Calhoun county politics and a dual-ticket nomination by Coady.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Morgan
Perkins
Ford
Hell-Gate
Golden Gate
Lake of the Woods
Mississippi
Emmetsburg
Bro. Branagan
The
Democrat
Pralle
Calhoun County
Coady
Lake City
Detective resolve parlor car holdup tale as myth
Detectives concluded the Epworth Iowa train holdup report by porter A F Bruce was a fabrication. The 18 year veteran parlor car porter sought hero status but exposed himself to danger by inventing the lone bandit tale. Bruce will likely lose his job.
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Duhuque
Epworth
A. FI
Bruce
Tad Man
Hurt While Diving Near Oxford Leads to Critical Injury
Claud Harrington of Iowa City was diving from a high bridge into Town River near Oxford. He struck his head in shallow water, was rescued from drowning, and taken to the State hospital where doctors report complete paralysis and a critical condition despite efforts to save him.
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Iowa City
Oxford
Claud Harrington
Harrington
Iowa Employers Face Compensation Wages Rule
A report by State Labor Commissioner A L Urick shows 20 percent of work injuries entitle workers to compensation and require more than two weeks away from duty. Net effect may compel Iowa employers to pay compensation wages to one in five injured employees.
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Nes Moines
Iowa
Janbor
A. L. Urick
Urick
Blown Dealt Teasts at Rapids Facuities
A local report notes a trust action involving Albert City pastor Réesigna amid communications with Rapids facilities officials. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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assRapids Facuities Trust Ae
Albert City
Réesigna
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James Bruce
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