Rolfe Independent School District Annual Report 1922 1928
The Rolfe Independent School District presents its annual financial report covering July 1 1922 through July 1 1928. It lists receipts for the School House Fund and disbursements including supplies repairs and personnel, with balances carried forward to July 1 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent School
Rolfe
Towa
el Ene
C. E. Heathman
B.D. Evans
W. L. Evans
Harley Claus
Edna Marcum
Clara Kongable
Nellie Frush
Daisy Day
Jeanette Hartung
Jessie Talbot
Alma Olerich
Elvina Peterson
Lois Arney
Ada McCray
Elsie Bennington
Elsie Kane
Mabel Hansen
Ethel Taylor
Dora Barker
Rene
J. 4. Brinkman
J. H. Brink
Chas. Knutson
J. K. Lemon
Seaee
C. C. Seifert
Optimism over pessimism boosts effort and morale
The piece extols optimism as a force that helps individuals rebound from setbacks and sustain effort, contrasting it with pessimism which sows trouble. It highlights optimism as valuable to a town and mocks vanity, crime, and worry while urging constructive example setting.
Cling to Hope Through Age and War’s Echoes
The piece argues that hope stays youth in old age and helps endure trials. It cites veterans returning with modest ranks, a 75 year old lawyer in Europe still serving his country, and warns that losing hope brings desolation. It ends noting women and secrets.
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Europe
John Blake
Seeding Dates to Cleaning and Household Tips
Seeding dates proved sticky yet workable with cold water. Reviving leather uses egg white with a sponge. Cold water preferred for washing woodwork to dry faster. Threading a needle improved by slanting the thread. Wrapping silver in paraffin preserves its shine. Attaching window shades uses adhesive tape. Vinegar and salt boost copper and brass shine.
Men You May Marry and the Case for the Unhandsome
A satirical column argues that looks matter little when a man handles life well and avoids trouble. It extols a practical, reliable partner, suggesting beauty is skin deep while conduct and income stability matter most.
Obituary of Samuel G. Johnson longtime Havelock mayor
Samuel G. Johnson born May 5 1867 in Hardin township Webster County married Ida Nordstrom February 17 1892 at Boxholm. They moved to Havelock in 1892 and he later owned a Cummins township farm before retiring to Havelock in 1920. He served as village mayor until his death after health decline and surgery in June.
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Samuel G. Johnson
August Johnson
Johanna
Hardin Township
Webster Co
Ida Nordstrom
Boxholm
Havelock
Pilot Mound
Johnson
Cummins Township
Soujourn
Fort Dodge
Johnson Funeral Obituary Honors Longtime Community Member
Samuel Johnson, 56, died July 15 after a lingering illness. He leaves wife, six children, two grandchildren, a brother and many relatives. Funeral services were held at home and M E church in Havelock, with many townsmen attend ing from Boone, Boxholm, Gowrie, Fort Dodge and Ayrshire. He was a devoted Lutheran, described as cheerful and godly. He sought the Kingdom of God and his faith remained central until death.
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Bessie
M. Reinhart
Frank B
Ernest H
Alice O
Clarence C
J. Richard Johnson
God
Jesus Christ
M. E
Havelock
W. Lynch
B. Johnson
Aly Boone
John Johnson
C. Norden
P. Stark
A. Frew
Boxholm
I. A. Johnson
Miller
Gowrie
August Frohad
Fort Dodge
Bert Sai
Ayrshire
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J. H. Brinkman
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Saeing
California
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Samuel Johnson
Home Sweet Home
Oscar
Terry Gilkison
Mrs. Gablys
Pip
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