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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
6
Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan shares stories from her world travels and life in the East. Her humorous engaging talk promises riveting tales of biblical towns and cultural insights as part of a packed Chautauqua lineup.
A vivid account of the Holy Land campaign praised for humor and heartfelt truth. The piece promises an inside look at wartime events through candid, accessible narration.
The piece notes widespread weariness with active American participation in a world court and warns against hasty action. It recalls prior money loans, wartime involvement, and munitions sales as unresolved costs, urging Europe to restore honor before the U S reconsiders engagement.
Auditor notes May 15 meeting with seven supervisors present. Bridges bids opened and awarded to Lorens Larson for 12 120.00. A L Thorton named construction engineer for Drainage District 115. Janitor bid awarded to J J Wolf at 150.00 per month. Claims audited including Arnold Donohoe Stagevald Howe Pollock Horner Martin Watts Brokaw.
A fiery era speech accuses Bolshevik and other heretics of robbing the church and corrupting believers. It claims conspirators inside and outside the church drain funds for antichurch causes while undermining Bible and Christ, labeling most donations as works of the devil.
Humboldt and Pocahontas counties vote to build a new bridge over the Des Moines River at the Des Moines River channel, with plans to be prepared by Humboldt’s county engineer. The joint session, held May 29, 1923, names W H Strahan and Randall Melson as leaders and adjourns to Theat at the call of county authorities.
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