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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
8
A fragmented poem urges belief in human goodness and brotherhood. It contrasts hardship with moments of kindness, urging readers to stretch out a hand to help others. The piece credits McClure Newspaper Syndicate as the source.
A motivational piece describes how Hope inspires tired people to stand up and fight new battles. It portrays leaders and persevering individuals turning doubts into strength, planning, achieving, and creating a better world through courage and effort.
The piece argues that those who get to work early and stay late earn success despite taunts. It praises dedication, noting the clock never stops a successful person and that relentless effort outshines criticism. The message encourages persistence to secure attention and companionship as success follows.
Cyrus Kling, a trusted but feared town banker and church warden, helps the young ingénue Hisse Roche stranded by a broke theatre company. He offers guidance and a twenty dollar aid, prompting Elsie to condemn the old man’s actions even as he shows measured kindness.
A San Francisco hearing reveals a rat kept by a business staff as part of a cruelty charge. The rubber company allegedly starved the captive rat to test complaints that rats gnawed a certain rubber. The defendant faced a $25 claim and an order to donate $10 to the am mun.
A historical PSA urges boys to play square and keep character intact. It recounts a New England baseball pennant moment where fair self-umpiring, not flashy wins, earns lasting respect. It argues honesty in sport mirrors life and rewards integrity over hollow victories.
Local notes from Havelock cover visits by Carl Barth N D Snell and many others to Fort Dodge Mallard Rolfe and Pocahontas. Memorial Day events included a high school program Rev Lease address orchestra and parade to the cemetery followed by graves decorated. A sheriff sale notice for Lot 7 Block 81 Rolfe is included with a June 16 1923 sale date.
In probate in Pocahontas County Iowa the estate of Elizabeth Byrne deceased. Dr Mark Byrne is appointed and qualified as executor. Creditors must present claims per law and debtors must pay the estate. Dated May 8.
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