Cards of Thanks The Beauty of Woman
A brief cards of thanks note honoring womanhood and its value beyond material offerings. The message emphasizes inner strength and moral character over commercial products.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
2
A brief cards of thanks note honoring womanhood and its value beyond material offerings. The message emphasizes inner strength and moral character over commercial products.
Mrs H J Volz and daughter spent the weekend with relatives in Gilmore City. The M B E church Ladies Aid plans a May 14 plant sale at Moore Robinson meat market window with orders due May 10. Laura Marie Everett graduates Cornell College this year with a recital yesterday. Circle 2 Ladies Aid carnation sale May 7 at Petersons for Mothers Day. Delinquent auto tax list printed. Morning side College meet results show Harold Bryan third in the mile and second in the two mile as Freshmen win. Mothers Day luncheon hosted by Tuesday Club next week. Wreck west of Havelock disrupts Friday mail service. Lawn mower advised as spring tonic.
A row of editor insights on human faults and political crooks. The piece contrasts sins of others with self awareness in a moral quip about marriage licenses and investigations. It parodies how editors handle sensitive truths while hinting at political corruption and accountability.
Iowa officials in Emmetsburg meet to review a $800 contract for filling county tile ditches on Drainage District No. 73 between Station 35.60 and Station 58 near sections in Township 94 Range 34, with payment due now and six months to complete. The meeting names Hopkins chair and Krieger secretary among attendees from Pocahontas Clay and Palo Alto counties.
The joint boards of Supervisors of Clay Palo Alto and Pocahontas counties Iowa ratify Charles L Hayman contract for drainage district 73 back filling and authorize 800.00 warrants. F A Malcolm report approved. March 28 1921.
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