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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
8
Local notes report Roy Higbee’s interest in the Higbee matter and welcome him to the community. The column lists residents and events from Pocahontas, Rolfe, Havelock, Laurens, and surrounding areas, noting visits, illnesses, and social gatherings along with a friendly welcome to a new resident physician in Havelock.
A testimonial ad cites Mrs J Julian and M Webb praising Adlerika for rapid relief from gas and bloating after meals. It claims the product acts on the stomach and lower bowel to remove waste, improving eating and sleep. The copy mentions a code 86-48-8.
Leon Williams of Marshalltown and R F of Pocahontas are mourned with many grandchildren and relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M E church in Havelock conducted by Rev C L Day. Interment was Washington Cemetery. Moving Day shows area relocations as Wheeler Moore family, Milan Sharp, Ralph Phelp, Remus Classen, Mrs Siebold Classen, Jas DeVaul, Silas Perry, Henry Buck, and Otto Hough move to farms and new residences.
Church notes list Rev C L Day at Havelock and Paston with a roster of jurors and fees. The document itemizes drainage and insane funds, lumber and cement purchases, labor costs, groceries, coal, and funeral expenditures, with multiple local suppliers and individuals cited.
Pocahontas county Iowa board meets in regular session, reads and approves prior minutes, opens bids for Drainage District No. 126 work, awards contracts, and levies taxes for multiple drainage districts. Lists numerous claims, expenditures, and personnel actions with detailed fund allocations and joint district levies.
A church announces services in the upcoming week following the posted schedule. The notice invites the community to attend and promises a warm welcome to all.
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