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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
4
Laurens basketball was edged by D M T by two points in a local tournament game. The Laurens Sun praises the opponent, notes poor home form, and urges readers to support the Christian Orphanage Home in Council Bluffs Iowa to ensure continued food and shelter for its children.
The Christian Home Orphanage at Council Bluffs Iowa, founded in 1882 and caring for about five hundred destitute children and elderly women annually, faces its most serious condition in history. Without speedy and liberal help, disaster may follow.
The March term petit jury includes Joe A. Vodraska Pocahontas Brick Blomgren Laurens Viola Southworth Laurens Carl Weigert Gilmore Fred Thoma Albert City John Clampitt Varina George Ham Rolfe P.M. Peterson Plover Fred Schlewert Manson Sam Kauffman Havelock L. T. Waugh Pocahontas Walter Weimer Pocahontas Edith Cook Rolfe O A Clark Pocahontas Homer Calkins Pocahontas I A Landvig Havelock Geo T Grove Plover A L Mathews Pocahontas Phil Zurcher Havelock J A Vodraska Pocahontas J Regan Varina S L McIntire Pocahontas Albert L Hanson Pocahontas Gordon Tuttle Laurens Henry H DeWall Pocahontas.
A fragmented local notice lists residents including Mrs Albert Forsberg Laurens Neil Devenny Blanden Earl White Rolfe We E Alien Havelock Joel Johnson Plover Frank Reba Fonda J Sedlacek Pocahontas Fred Henrichs Laurens L A Hammer Pocahontas Geo Arnold Havelock Ray Sinek Pocahontas. The copy preserves scattered names with no clear action or event.
Washington reports that the War department identity section holds fingerprint records of over 5,000,000 men to aid in identifying criminals or accident victims and to prevent ex-service men from reenlisting under false names. The notice also promotes rag prices for cotton rags.
An opinion on American spendthrift culture contrasts with English critiques, arguing that many newly rich youths waste money and social amusement. It urges conserving time and money, promoting high thinking, hard work, and thrift to secure a robust old age and financial independence.
The Falls Vanhace team heads to Sioux City for a Friday game after a Thursday bye. Milton Hess is listed as a participant with Rolfe among the callers. The squad travels by bus Wednesday morning, hoping for a successful trip and good luck.
A lyrical meditation on lasting devotion contrasting new passions with time tempered affection. It urges saying I love you again, noting how shared years deepen bond and bring a steady, quiet flame. The speaker repeats Of course you love her as of yore and emphasizes enduring fidelity.
The article explains correct plural usage for spoonfuls and similar units. It notes the unit is the filled spoonful, not the spoon, so standard plural is spoonfuls. When two spoons are filled, use spoons full, not spoonfuls, though context can vary with action.
The third monthly Farm Bureau gathering meets at the Plover school house Saturday evening March 1922 at eight o'clock. Program includes High School Orchestra music, readings, discussions on gendered farm work, minstrel quartet, a tractor debate, and TB cattle testing remarks. Town caucus announced for March 10 at 7 30 p m with nominations for mayor councilors and assessor. Everyone invited.
Fragmentary text mentions candles, reminiscences, and a person named Vandson or Jimi plus a tall man. No coherent event or identifiable entities to confirm a news item.
Advertises Heikirichimani products for road use Please note stock and heathening powders available at good prices. J H Gembler invites large orders and offers prompt attention via phone number 356 for dip and fire kill season supplies.
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