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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1914

Page

11

Bradgate plans concert and local happenings this spring

The town gears up for a March 14 concert at M E church with the Cornell orchestra to follow on March 23 in Rolfe. Rumors mention a new barber shop, Nelson of Humboldt starting in Tilton building, and Casey's movie show setup by April 1 connected to Temp’s juice plant.

Bib Tucker M.E Bradgate Cornell Rolfe Nelson Humboldt Tilton F. F. Caywood Casey

Notice On Cream Quality Standards For First Grade Pricing

Notice dated March 1914 outlines cream purchase terms based on quality. First Grade must be sweet and clean with max 0.2 percent acidity and not less than 26 percent fat. pay NYC Extra Firsts price. Second Grade costs are set at three cents per pound less than First Grade.

York Jess

Bradgate Eyes Consolidated Schools Vote

Bradgate plans a vote on consolidating schools with added teaching staff two new departments and a building expansion. The district spans Des Moines district No 1 in Pocahontas county and parts of Humboldt county reaching Wacousta township Feasibility suggests four teams can serve patrons and residents expect strong support once voters have a chance to decide.

Pocahontas County Des Moines River Des Moines District No. 1 Humboldt County Wacousta Township P. A. McCray Leo Fuller Bradgate

Base Ball Team Elects Officers

The high school base ball team held its annual meeting to celebrate past victories and elect officers for the coming season. Officers elected were President Wayne Clow Secretary Treasurer Percy Lees Team Manager Kenneth Clow and Faculty Manager Prof Gunnerson.

Wayne Clow Secy Treas Percy Lees Mer Kenneth Clow Mgr

Bradgate Methodist Church Ladies Aid to Meet Next Wednesday

Rev C E Ellefson reports good turnout at Sunday services despite cold roads. Choir plans special music and members should attend Friday rehearsal at 7 50. Miss Lucy Hong leads BE S meeting Sunday evening with topic Common Sense Religion. Bring Bibles Thursday prayer meeting. Public invited to all services.

Bradgate Methodist Church C. E. Ellefson Ladies’ Aid Society Atherton Lucy Hong BE. S

Short Course successful at Ames Extension session

A highly attended Short Course was held last week in Pocahontas under the Ames Agricultural Extension Department. The two day program included domestic science and agriculture classes. Visitors included Miss Helen Maher and Miss Stella Ross, with various locals hosting and attending events over the weekend.

Lucy Shaw Plover A. J. Shaw William Edward Ryan AlbertiCity Ames Agricultural Extension Department Helen Maher Gilmore City Nick Stelpflug John Collins Clare Stella Ross Seymour Fritz Ashton T. F.wynch Nellie Martin Rose Meehan Florence Ralston Leo Grippe Altiner

Charles City College Elects New President

Prof William C Hilmer elected president of Charles City College with duties starting next June. Perry grade schools open this week after costing about 70000. HY L Johnson sold 158 acre farm east of New Sharon to Mr Till of Newton at 150 per acre. Possession March 1 191%. Warren Miller buys Independence Conservative from Mrs Carrie Goen. Ames students vaccinate against emotions per President Pearson order. Ida County supervisors award contract for thirty four covered bridges and enverts with price listed. Traffic between Chimina and Jobsburg disrupted seven hours with engine damage. Local officials listed: W Torley Sr Harold Lees Wt Jd Torley Mayor Marshall Clerk.

William C. Hilmer Delaware Ohio Charles City Perry HY. L. Johnson Fiast Week New Sharon Graham Andre Place Till Newton Warren Miller le Mars Globe Post Carrie §. Goen Ames Pearson Ida Sontrar Jlwankes Freicht Chimina Jobhesburg

Gilmore City News Briefs and Local Movements

Mrs. Morrison left for Attica Kansas where her father is seriously ill. R E Stamper went to Linden Iowa to visit the Harrisons who plan a move to Montana. Gilmore City high school boys lost 32 to 17 at Fort Dodge with about 75 supporters joining the trip. Wallace, Pribbenow, Harmon Kennedy made regional business trips. The Portland Content Co opened a plant in town creating many jobs.

Gilmore City Wm. Morrison Attica Kansas R. E. Stamper Linden Harrison Harrisons Montana Fort Dodge L. Wallace Minneapolis A. Pribbenow Rolfe Harmon Kennedy Des Moines Portland Content,Co

Residents move and visits mark week in council bluffs region

Mrs. Moyer moved to a new home in Council Bluffs on Thursday. Mrs. Lawson purchased the Philip Voltz house on Humboldt Street for 2800 and will relocate this week. Numerous visitors from Rolfe, Pocahontas, Emmetsburg and Des Moines arrive or depart, including Miss Velma Behrendson, Miss Anna Beneke, Miss DeEldo Lighter, and Miss Cora, while Dr. Ferrand also moves to a Humboldt Street residence. Brother and son pairs plan to relocate to Worth Dodge and a number of local residents travel for visits and family care.

Moyer Council Bluffs Lawson Rolfe Philip Voltz Humboldt Street Velma Behrendson Anna Beneke Pocahontas Nellie Gorman Emmetsburg Gaughen R .C. Herrick Fort Dodge Ferrand Anton William

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Ast Peca Ae Clow’s D. M. Clow Bradgate, Iowa Hugh McCreary Bradgate, Ia Chris John H. Gangsted Pocahontas News Sphinxt Anderson’s Therby John Anderson W. Torley, Sr Harold Lees Jd. Torley Mayor “ Marshall Clerk W. G. Butler H. P. Schoonover Jno. Anderson Chas Templeman W. D. Clow
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