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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
1
The Des Moines News urges repeal of the anti cigarette law, arguing widespread violations show the law is ineffective and unnecessary. Governor Kendall's independence draws mixed reactions as he asserts Iowa's broader scope beyond Des Moines.
A northern Indiana preacher faced criticism from a female congregant over his attire. He responded from the pulpit, quipping that even wearing fewer clothes would leave him more clothed than the critic. The anecdote frames a reflective piece on public opinion and self-restraint.
Rolfe Iowa regular council session notes the approval of previous minutes and payment of bills. Items include Truelson and Cook repairs and supplies totaling 9.90 and A I P power for wiping devices 67.20 and Harry Pickey draying 2.60.
Proceedings show repairs costs for stop watches and street lights, including J White & Son 10.00 and R L P Co 26.82. Motion by Bowen seconded by Brinkman to appoint a one person committee to verify street light on off times. Meeting adjourned by Mayor G H Moon. Clerk B G Boos.
In district court of Pocahontas County Iowa No 1228 March term 1921 probate of will. To all whom it may concern notice that the court will hear and determine claims to the estate and appoint an executor or administrator as required by law.
Notice that an instrument purporting to be the will of John Gutknecht, dated November 16, 1918, was filed and opened March 29, 1921, in Pocahontas Iowa. The court sets a hearing to prove the will at the district court or clerk's office and all interested persons must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be admitted and allowed as the deceased's last will. Dated Pocahontas February 19, 1921.
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