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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
3
A speaker argues that only three institutions the home church and school sustain democracy. He laments weakened home life and shifts of moral teaching to schools, urging wholesome social centers and family guidance to curb social ills and youth crime.
A home remedy and ready made tonic claim to darken gray hair and stop itching. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold for 60 cents and promises natural, even color, thicker hair, and a younger appearance. The piece also urges community action to build a social center in town.
Peter A. Peterson of New Richland Minnesota advertises four parcels of land for sale. Listings include 160 acres four miles from town, another 160 acres three miles from town, and 80 acres three miles from town. The seller recommends these tracts to local neighbors in Pocahontas County.
Lawmakers in Iowa enacted a state control road law two years ago but the public lacks understanding due to limited publication. The Johnston bill seeks repeal or shift of road control, prompting concern over centralized power and new government spending. Citizens urge broad publication in official county papers to illuminate the laws and fund usage.
Auditor's Office Pocahontas Iowa announces a convention at the Pocahontas Court House on Tuesday April 6 1915 at 2 PM to elect a County Superintendent and handle other business. Each school corporation must be represented by its Board President or a designated member. rural districts vote by elected presidents. Also a note on a separate meeting in Walsh April 3 1916 to cast the township vote. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for colds.
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