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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

4

Fort Dodge and Plover Local Notes and Obituary Clippings

Local items include visits and travels of residents, out of town trips for banking and family matters, and community events. An infant death at the Northrops, a string of hospital and church activities, and revival services frame a week of civic life in Fort Dodge and Plover with memorials for deceased residents.

C. A. Garlock Fort Dodge H. Fitegerald Jas. Webb G. A. Everaun Bir F. J. Necke Catherine Dubuque C. A Beatrice Creamery Co Des Moines Iowa Roush & Calhoun, Plover Lows Northrops F. D. Hilton Menahga Minn W. S. Chinn E. D. Hilton People's Savings Bank Farmers’ Grain & Coal Company

Obituary for Edna May Henderson

Edna May Henderson born January 12 1873 at Traer Tama county Iowa died June 10 1917 at her home near Plover aged 44 with four months and 29 days Her life of faith began at fifteen joining the Church of Christ at Havelock later a Presbyterian in Plover She married James P Henderson December 25 1901 and they had Julia Ruth and Raymond Laurie She leaves husband two children father and three brothers two sisters and several other relatives friends and neighbors remember her as neighborly kind and faithful.

Eva May Henderson Traer Tama County Iowa Plover A. B. Harmon Havelock James P. Henderson Julia Ruth Raymond Laurie Ernest Irvington Clarence Brisbane George Holton Kansas Elia Henderson Mallard Lilla Philp ShevHn Mine Lizzie Vader

Card of Thanks from J P Anderson and Family

A heartfelt thanks to friends who aided during the illness and burial of a loved one. The message is signed by J P Anderson and Children with acknowledgment from Father, Brothers, and Sisters. An advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery for colds and coughs, claiming 47 years of use and urging purchase at 50 cents.

J. P. Anderson & Children Dr. King

Evangelist Rev Kidder Praised For Strong Leadership

The article lauds Rev Kidder as a seasoned evangelist and capable leader. It urges good attendance to capitalize on favorable weather and improved roads, citing last night’s meeting as proof of strong turnout and community interest.

Kidder

Ernest A Campbell Obituary Reflects Idaho Life and Service

Ernest A Campbell born August 18 1889 in Plover Iowa died May 13 1917 in Twin Falls Idaho aged 28 9 25. He moved with family to Oklahoma then Idaho and graduated Twin Falls High School class of 1913. A religious student all his life he joined the Kimberly Methodist Church March 7 1909 and led Union Sunday School and Epworth League growth to over 100 members before his death.

Church Triumphant Twin Falls Epworth League Ernest A. Campbell A. R. Campbell Plover Iowa Idaho Oklahoma Claus Hig Methodist Church Jim Presbyterian Church Kimberly Hoy Geo. R. Archer Union Sunday School

Northrop Family Thanks for Support after Loss

Mr and Mrs C A Northrop and family thank friends neighbors for courtesies flowers and sympathy in the bereavement caused by the loss of their little daughter and sister. A local thief who stole from sleeping children is ridiculed for cussedness. A joke about the czar’s daughters notes they are available but no takers.

Ernest

While the War Lasts We Do Our Bit For Patrons

A brief note announces a temporary pledge of gratitude to customers for liberal patronage during wartime. The statement emphasizes continued service and appreciation as the conflict persists.

Groceries at Cost and Small Handling Charge

A grocer pledges to keep prices at cost with only a minimal handling fee. The note thanks customers for loyalty and promises the lowest possible level of profit, aiming to serve with cheap, best service without profiting during the war.

Saturday Specials Prices Across Grocer Ad

Bargain list shows canned peas and pumpkin two for 25 cents, Post Toasties two for 25 cents, bulk coffee per pound 25 cents, four pounds bulk rice 25 cents, sugar at 1.00 with $1.00 orders, lemons 25 cents per dozen, and all summer underwear at half price plus shoes and slippers at 40 cent regulars. Also mention of extra special and items at cost.

Iowa Registrations Show White and Negro Totals For Draft

Adjutant General Logan reports Iowa draft figures from 99 counties and seven cities totaling 216 604 registrants versus government estimates of 212 882. White 200 603 Negro 2 141 aliens 10 060 enemy aliens 1 262 and 118 649 claim exemption of which 117 357 are white and 1 196 negroes. Those registered are ineligible for Iowa National Guard enlistment until drafted by selective service.

Dee Moines Logan Washington Iowa Adjutant General War Department Iowa National Guard

Three Year War Expected by Iowa College Leader

President Pearson of Iowa State College in Ames argues the administration pursues a war lasting two to three years and could shorten if ended sooner. He expects food measures to pass Congress and notes pressure from other large issues delaying legislation. Pearson returns from Washington to Ames for commencement then back to the capital.

Ames Raymond A. Pearson Iowa State College Washington Pierson Department of Agriculture Pearson Congress Houston

Marriage of Kin Oleson and Besse Powell in Cedar Falls

Kin Oleson of Cedar Falls married Besse Powell at the bride’s home on Superior street with Rev. R. T. Chiperfield officiating. Attendants included Winifred Powell and Arthy Erickson. reception at Bradford hotel featured Mendelssohn music and a floral setting before the couple’s departure for their wedding journey.

Kin Scott Oleson Cedar Falls Besse C. Powell Charles Powe Superior Street R. T. Chiperfield P. D Winifred Powell Arthy, Erickson Catherine F. J. Nacke Plover Mendelssohn Wagner Thomas Omaha Provincia Powell Bradford H. C Miles Powell Sigourney Iowa Ole Rolfe Storm Lake

Proclamation Declares Red Cross Week in Iowa 1917

Governor Harding proclaims June 18 to 28 as Red Cross Week in Iowa and urges citizens to donate 100 million dollars nationwide efforts. County Councils of Defense and Red Cross Chapters will run the campaign with managers C A Klingaman and A E Kepford coordinating statewide fundraising.

Iowa United States RED Cross American Red Cross Society Coaner Laws Defense C. A. Klingaman State University A. E. Kepford Board of Control Great Commonwealth Ot Dart Commonwealth of Iowa Des Moines Harding Allen

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Theodore Thomas Fort Dodgers A. W. Hess N. H. Phillips L. P. Hess Ortonville P. G. Hess Spencer Hess M. Y. B. Club Nellie Wallace Chas. Watts Audubon H. Fitzgerald Ft. Dodge Federal Grand Jury Milan Sharp Jas. P. Henderson C. M. Whetzell The Minnie Bush Drake University Misa Minnie Lowry Geo. Kidder Fred Ehler Edna May Henderson Liberty Liberty Loan Banili, Plover, Ia Roush Calhoun Plover Toth Secretary of Agriculture Mason City Malloy Donald Flynn Elwood Swaledale Grinnell Grinnell College National Military Service Fort Buelling L. L. Dickerson Voraran Clinton Tooley Department of Public Speaking J. G. Wanlleser Holmes Beckwith John M. Smith Boston American Ambulance Corps France Glenwood Masters G. H. White Mills County Wayne Choate Farmers’ County Institute Harry Farrington Silver City Duran Summers Malvern Kenneth Shaw Emerson Clem Shaffer Solomon J. P. Sprague Department of Physical Education Main Lewis
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