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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented diary like note records Fort Dodge visitors on a Wednesday. It mentions fear of sins and a belief that everyone now knows them, suggesting a communal reckoning or confession.
The Carroll Herald and Luverne News endorse L. J. Dickinson for reelection from Iowa's Tenth District. They cite his record on farm relief, banking reform, and loyalty to farmers, noting his role in the farm bloc, support for the soldier bonus, and broad district influence across 14 counties. Primary vote urged for June 3.
A reader argues that reading newspapers at breakfast is often discourteous unless done for companionship or when alone. The piece notes respect for others at meals and at performances, with cautions about reading during conversations, lectures, or performances while suggesting occasional acceptable contexts like travel or private breakfast.
Farmers urged to buy Deering Standard Twine and McCormick Deering equipment for reliable harvests. Emphasizes full length strength and weight plus affordable prices on mowers binders stackers rakes and tires to prevent costly breakdowns and save dollars this season.
Local residents visit Spencer for rest and chiropractic treatment as Mr. Geo Smith plans to stay for a few weeks. Several outings occur at Arnold's Park and Spirit Lake with pike and perch caught. Rolfe hosts Decoration Day observers and Rolfe native Arno Rassler seeks Republican nomination. Des Moines township push to add mile of road to county system for Des Moines Plover access. Garlock family visits Fort Dodge while Graf returns to Des Moines after stay with Larson family.
Miss Lulu Logan of Des Moines spends the summer at her parental home. Miss Zella Wallace returns for summer vacation from Hampton. Mrs. Walter Larson called in West Bend. Ri and Mrs A E Olsen hosted relatives from Alta. Mrs C W Bow en and daughters Nellie and Josephine toured Humboldt. Several others visited Cedar Falls Fort Dodge Humboldt Paullina and Otho. A closing question ponders how many good husbands would remain if you and a few others were removed from the world.
Women fast to claim new prerogatives in all matters except paying the family bill. With grafters ousted, reports say the public is losing interest in baseball.
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