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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
7
A large audience braved bad weather for Goo Sweet Company’s Pocahontas debut with Receipt in Full praised as wholesome and well staged. Tonight they present The Cowboy Girl with Ethel Sweet in the title role, a performance deemed well worth attending. the same show travels to Rolfe on Monday, August 2.
Debtors are urged to settle by July 20 1915 as secretary treasurer Tom M Simondon or his successor. A side note urges promoting wrestling boxing and physical training for youth and comments on Japan as a nation of small giants and self defense.
Local notes report a Third Annual Epworth League Picnic planned for Friday August 6 in Prover. A full day of fun includes two ball games street sports and a merry‑go‑round with an excellent church supper in the basement. Expect tidy streets and trimmed grounds for guests.
Mrs. G B Peterson will entertain the Willing Workers Thursday afternoon at the Peterson home. The C E Society holds its regular business meeting next Friday at 8 o clock at the Manse. Endeavorers are urged to be present.
Miss Rhuba Miller of Muscoda Wis visits with Rev W P Webb and family at the Methodist grounds at Ss Okoboji during the recent meeting. TRADE WHEN You LIVE promotes loyalty to the hometown and trading where you live.
The piece argues a town thrives when young people have varied social outlets and activities. Abundant gatherings and outdoor events attract and retain residents, ensuring growth and prosperity, while dull towns lose youth to cities and stagnate. It urges fostering youth engagement to keep a lively, lasting community.
A regional message implores residents to cooperate and stop infighting to improve the town. Citizens are urged to work together for common goals, emphasizing harmony and shared responsibility.
Citizens declare a firm commitment to reform and progress. They urge collective action to enhance local life and economic prospects, expressing optimism for a united effort toward better outcomes.
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