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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

6

Havelock Happenings Sunday Visitors and Local Stops

Phil Zurcher visited Plover on Friday while Mr and Mrs W My Froh shopped in Laurens Thursday. Mrs H H Reents and daughters Charlotte and Leta were shopping at Mallard Friday. G A Gruver and wife went to Plover Friday. Conrad Mason of Mallard was in town Saturday. Ralph Daugitt from Des Moines stayed with N B Hersom late week. Henry Smith and family visited Pete Smith’s home from Rolfe on Sunday.

Phil Zurcher Plover W. My. Froh Laurens H. H. Reents Charlotte Leta Mallard G. A. Gruver Conrad ‘Mason Rolfe Pete Smith Martin Keerles John Brazier Fort Dodge Gus Gruver Marion Chas Henry Gruver John Mulvihill Omaha D. W. Merry Ray Grover Johnnie Zablow Lost Island Lake Walter Hersom Will Froh Clarence Zablow Richard Holt Pickerel Lake C. E. Miller Marion Grover Des Moines Billy Cornell Sac City E. F. Miller West Side John Kline Minnie Anna W. A. Smith Ivalee Pocahontas Swan Wilson Harry Green N. B. Hersom the Lakes Ladies Aid Society The.m. E Church Asm. Howery Elmer Albaugh Ankeney Carl Hawk Jule Hawk Wilma Sidmore Altho Hawk Farm

Local Notes and Socials From Rolfe and Nearby

Entries report visits and travel to Fort Dodge Laurens Sac City and Des Moines plus lake outings and family gatherings. Notables include marriages Andrew Smith business visits and a cafe lease with community events such as an ice cream social raising 20.50. The column closes with local quotes about popularity and conversation.

Let the Bible Alone Anger Flares Over Shorter Bible

A charged editorial accuses rationalistic forces of wrecking society and spreading crime by producing a shorter Bible. It condemns religious leaders who back the Shorter Bible and urges orthodox Christians to resist what it calls blasphemous attacks on God’s infallible Word.

Europe Righteous Churches of the Living Christ

The Exception and The Childs Own Fault Distracted

A quip filled dialogue humorously contrasts marriage expectations with old wisdom. A nurse explains a bruised head from a baby’s piano playtime accident. A teacher and minister share light exchanges on punctures and widowhood with a joking punchline about a widow’s address.

Tatsum

Brainless Again He I Don’t Know Whether to Give You a Book or a Kiss

A brief, fragmented exchange shows a playful tension as one speaker contemplates giving a book or a kiss in response to an affectionate remark, reflecting intimate, conversational tone.

Rockefeller dodges dinners banquets by wheeled speakers

John D. Rockefeller explains his absence from dinners and banquets saying most speakers remind him of automobile wheels whose longer spokes imply a larger tire, a quip reflecting his caution about public speaking events.

John D. Rockefeller

Pocahontas County Supervisors Adjourn to June 12 1923

Board met in regular session with Randall Melson chairman and four other supervisors present. The equalization of assessments returned by county assessors was continued to June 12 1923. Claims against county funds were allowed for labor, mileage, bounty on fox, supplies and various official services with detailed payments listed to multiple individuals and offices.

Joe Dedic S. Brown Fred Hudek W. ‘Heald Prudith Hammond W. F. Kiefer Veronica’ Lampe Help Auditors Office LeMars Printing Co Carl:Mason Grace D. McMichael Expense O Geo. Jensen F.J. Kenning Veronica Lampe Wititsen Randall Mea County Sedlacek S . Helper Schissel Sidney Stone J. Ryan M. W. Sedlacek

Test In English Teacher Exchange

A joke exchange where a teacher asks William which three words are most used in English. William replies I don't know, and the teacher concedes correct.

William

Dear Mrs. Proper Advice Column Response

A reader asks about proper attire and long wear for a dress, answered with light humor about parental approval and a family moment. The exchange features Mrs. Proper and a playful mix of banter from Mother Jimmy and Paw.

Father returns from golfing club in quirky exchange

A courtroom prank unfolds as a young woman is charged with making whiskey. A stranger appears, claiming to be the father, once thought dead, now exposed as a golfing club member with no place to go. The scene pivots to satirical quips on summer heat and hypocritical virtue.

Sentinel Woodstock, N. B

County Board Proceedings in Pocahontas June 1923

Auditor's office narrates the Pocahontas Iowa Board of Supervisors meeting with all members present. County engineer submits graveling and resurfacing plans for the primary and county road systems. On motion, June 19 1928 was set as the letting day for contracts and county work.

Pocahontas Iowa Board of Supervisors

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Havelock Insurnce Company of North America A. V. Graeber, Rolfe Elmer Sanding H.H. Sanding Pat Willingham H. D M. W. Graver James Fincham Lizard Lake First National Bank the Bank. of People Wuncehettes Matthews Bill Willie Yung Lan Words of Audito Publiati Motion ‘Board Jimmy Paw Mundion Webb Big Webb’s F. C. Thomas
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