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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
3
A satirical musing notes that radio grand opera lets people escape daily life. It jokes about husbands using flowers for the last word, compares Italy's dangers to Vesuvius and Mussolini, and remarks on outdated notions about attire and modern jokes. It also comments on poverty and scandals rarely appearing in papers.
A Carolina native debates the origins of Bull Durham and George Washington, noting ad copy has long ignored true history. The speaker admits the tobacco company prefers memorable ads over factual history, and that the history of Bull Durham remains for the starving historian to uncover.
A playful footnote reveals the writer misnamed South Carolina as North Carolina and promises another piece soon, signaling lighthearted tone and upcoming continuation.
The article highlights writer who created The Cow Puncher and The Homesteaders. It notes his roots as a neighbor and details his influence on frontier literature with vivid depictions of ranch life and pioneer homesteading struggles.
In a closing scene at a homestead, Frank confronts unrequited love for Jean. Jean confesses she loves Spoof, not him, and cannot marry with a heart divided. They plan to shield Spoof from truth while accepting their separate fates. The narrative hints at ongoing consequences and a next installment.
In a lively town scene, the Purdy family on Main Street hosts neighbors each week, with Mrs. Purdy's calls heard across the block. Warren Gambriel and Grandpop Purdy are noted town characters amid Decoration Day chatter and Edwin Purdy’s arrival.
Pocahontas county supervisors meet in regular session in the court house with five members present. They approve refunds and set dates for bids on lumber and bridge contracts, hear drainage improvement proposals, and audit numerous county fund claims including salaries, labor, printing, postage, and supplies.
In the District Court of Pocahontas County Iowa probate notice states that Mary J. Williams has been appointed and qualified as executrix of Anton Williams deceased. All persons owing debts to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims must present them as required by law. The appointment date is March 12.
A medical guidance piece discusses colitis meaning a disturbance in colon secretion or innervation and notes triggers. It stresses diet control, avoiding fibers skins seeds and certain fruits, favoring boiled foods, stews, brown bread, and term milk, with long-term treatment potentially lasting months.
A 1926 county ledger lists numerous laborers and grocers paid for road and bridge work. It records payments to J. J. Ryan for services and various suppliers including groceries, coal, lumber, hardware, gas coupons, and auto company track work. Roy A. Johnson is noted as County Auditor.
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