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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

2

Rolfe Local Notes Mention Visits and Chautauqua

Gilmore City and Rolfe residents are listed visiting relatives and attending Chautauqua programs. Names include Mrs. Walter Holt, George Smith, Miss Dorothy Heathman, Bessie Taylor, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Haley, and many others with moves to Lehigh, Burlington, Des Moines, and Chicago. Mentions farm sale at 150 per acre and a student affected by heat at the University of Town.

Walter Holt Gilmore R. C. Grant George Smith Dorothy Heathman Missouri Circle No. 2 Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Kensington Bessie Taylor St. Joseph’s Hospital Webster City Bessie M. Taylor John Haley Gilmore City Helen Kelly J. P. Colligan Long Beach Calif Earl Fisher W. D. Hauck Lehigh Walter Green Rowe Elliott Rolfe Mary Wheeler Marie John Delle Loren Jenks Chicago Fort Dodge John Schinzel Burlington F. M. Field Ed Wiegman Pocahontas J. A. Johnson C. W. Scheihing John Keena Dorothy Eagle Grove J. A. Erstad Foreston Minn C. H. Tollersrude Leslie J. Brown Des Moines F. L. MacVey Mr. Brown MacVey Rock Island Railway Capital City Jay McMahon Minneapolis Will Hanna Spencer Cliff Deane L. Moore Denver Alice Chitwood Belvit Wis James Lashment Wm. Obrecht Moore Chitwood Obrecht C. L. Gunderson Corsica S. C A. L. Jones Jones Gunderson Marjory Foley Newell Lucille Bowen Foley Bowen G. V. Heathman Shevlin Heathman Portland Ore G. F E. Heathman Ol Setvers W. W. Beam Lowa City Watson Watson Wis University of Town A. R. Thornton Old Settlers L. C. Thornton Jennie Honolulu Helen New York City Jennie Thornton Hawaiian Islands McKinley High

Rupture Shield Expert Visits Fort Dodge Iowa

Local advertisement touts Rupture Shield treatment by F Redlich, an expert from Minneapolis Minnesota. It claims instant relief and strengthened tissues for ruptures including old cases, with non elastic belts rejected and moisture proof devices guaranteed.

Fort Dodge Iowa C.F. Redlich F.redlich Home Office Boston Rock Minneapolis Minnesota

Forget prejudice cut down that ironing job

The article argues for reducing ironing in hot months by using unironed sheets and garments. It cites home economists at Iowa State College Ames and suggests folding and storing unironed items to save hours, noting some prefer the natural feel of unironed linen and reserving ironed pieces for guests.

Iowa State College Ames

First Real Coins Circulated About 650 B C

The earliest coins were minted around 650 B C marking a shift from barter to standardized metal currency. Ancient authorities believed iron and electrum pieces circulated in trading hubs, enabling simpler payments and recorded trade.

B. C

Making Young Men Grow Strong through Honest Training

The piece urges fathers to raise boys with physical vigor and moral grounding. It promotes outdoor exercise, boxing and gymnastics, hard work, and loyalty to family and town. It extols Rolfe as a good town with character and calls for community support and subscription to The Arrow NOW.

Our Home and Ours In The Arrows Community Faith

The Arrow emphasizes home and community loyalty with continued preaching and writing aimed at strengthening local faith and the bonds within the town. It frames the home as a shared mission and calls readers to renew commitment to local values and neighbors.

Marmon Roosevelt Sets World Nonstop Car Record

Marmon built stock car, the Roosevelt, runs 440 hours nonstop setting a new world record for gasoline propelled vehicles on ground. It exceeded the prior 162 hour mark despite extreme weather and high fatigue, with fresh drivers every eight hours and no stops for fuel oil or water.

Roosevelt Marmon

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