Havelock Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Events
Several residents of Havelock visited relatives in nearby towns including Fort Dodge and Emmetsburg. A three day chautauqua is planned for mid July with a free matinee by a visiting troupe. Minal Sharp died after illness and services were held at Rolfe Methodist Church.
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Havelock
K. P. Hunter
Emmetsburg
Frank Lomer
Plover
Otto Dreeke
Minnesota
Hazel Simonson
G. R. Walrath
Blairsburg
Floyd
Clyde DeVaul
Pearl Hersom
Cedar Rapids
Opalene Schallen
Francis Eno
Darrel Leister
Laurel VanHorsen
Laurence Miller
Minal Sharp
Methodist Church
Rolfe
C. L. Day
W. A. Wilkinson
Clinton-Garfield
Rexall Orderlie Tablet Promises Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician credits donation as a major cause and promotes Rexall Orderlie as a relief tablet. It claims to move water from the system to soften waste and produce a gentle evacuation without extra dosing. Available at Rexall Drug Store for 24 for 25 cents.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Order
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
C. Mebb, Rolfe and Plover
Dandruff Remover Shampoo Promises Hair Health
Scalp specialists claim 91 percent of baldness and thinning hair stem from dandruff. Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo dissolves dandruff, promising to remove every trace while cleaning hair. Regular size 69 cents to 1.50, with a 1.29 sale. C M Webb, your druggist. Rolfa-Lana-Plover guarantees results.
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Fitch
C. M. Webb
Rolflana
Plover
Havelock Methodist Church Schedule And Bible School
Rev C L Day leads Havelock Methodist Church with services each Sunday and weekday events. Sunday school at 9, morning worship at 11, intermediate and epworth leagues in the afternoon and evening worship at 8. Vacation Bible school begins June 16 with Gertrude and Mary Young Myrna Webster Beulah Cole and the Day couple as faculty. The note adds a brief coal supply issue for spring.
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Epworth
Gertrude
Mary Young
Myrna Webster
Beulah Cole
C. L. Day
Booster shows pace 500 mph in private flight test
English reports say Flight Commander O H Orlebar reached 500 miles per hour in a private trial after his 368 mph Schneider Cup win. The piece muses on time space and progress, color in fashion, and a Russian hybrid grain claimed to triple yields. It notes Durum wheat origins and ends with a remark on a new car paint lacquer cutting shop time.
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England
O. H. Orlebar
London
Russia
Faster mail routing cuts costs and speeds trade
A Cleveland bank asked a young railway clerk to prove saving $25,000 a year by rerouting mail exchanges. In year one the saving reached nearly $100,000 in interest on transit items. Railroads run fast freight on passenger schedules, letting merchants receive goods in a week instead of a month, reducing stocks and capital tied up. Every invention that speeds money and merchandise cuts living costs in the machine age.
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Cleveland
Community newspaper at Gilmore City faces closure
The Gilmore City Enterprise may cease publication as patronage dropped. Barney Bruce of the Rolfe Arrow noted Rolfe is nearby in news reach, urging local businessmen to buy the plant and hire staff to keep the paper alive.
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Gilmore City Enterprise
Barney Bruce
Rolfe Arrow
Rolfe
Gilmore City
Doctor Gaines on the spine as a remarkable human structure
The column of vertebrae forms a resilient housing for the spinal cord and enables mobility, with the lumbar spine praised as a powerful animal structure. The piece cautions against beliefs that vertebrae slip easily and endorses cautious, knowledgeable use of spinal jolts for certain conditions.
Local Paper Faces Financial Strain As Support Drops
The Gilmore City Enterprise struggles with poor patronage and may force the current owners to cover running costs from their own pockets unless community support improves. The Man son Journal notes blame is not assigned but urges local backing to sustain the publication.
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Gilmore City Enterprise
Manson Journal
A H Keck of Gilmore City Dies After Illness
A H Keck of Gilmore City died May 26 after several weeks of illness at his home. He is survived by his widow a daughter and one grandson. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Gilmore City with the Knights of Pythias assisting. Interment followed in Marble Valley cemetery.
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A. H. Keck
Gilmore City
Methodist
Knights of Pythias
Marble Valley
Appetite and Skeletons In Empty Closets
A wry observation contrasts a woman’s appetite ruined by bad news with a man’s realization of a closet’s value only after acquiring a family skeleton or a case of hootch. The quip underscores ironic preferences and hidden burdens in daily life.
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