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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
7
On a sunlit stream Grimstead and daughter Burton join Ross Gardiner and Lawrence Davenport as tension rises over Davenport's visionary battery project. Burton explores a link with Davenport’s uncanny influence while Grimstead navigates power, sales limits, and rival views on the venture amid a landscape of family drama and business stakes.
Burton remarks that the discussion has shifted toward him and toward a broader truth. The exchange hints at a plan to reach universal wisdom by simplifying the scope of inquiry and focusing on essential questions rather than peripheral topics like quails and ants.
Davenport speaks of a shared vision and growing feelings toward Larry. The pair confront emotions stirred by a night scene in firelight, with the woman confessing confusion and longing she cannot explain or conceal.
The Havelock Methodist Church lists Junior Epworth and Intermediate Leagues with times for meetings and an evening worship. The Emmetsburg Epworth League Gospel Team held a well received service last Sunday. Next Sunday features Mother’s Day with special music and decorations and election of Epworth League officers amid strong Sunday School attendance.
The readable text hints at a political crime case and government action. It mentions Hickman and a murder context with emphasis on caution and official response. Specific details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An ad from Traderg at 618 Davidson Building Sioux City promotes grain and bulk options with quotes such as 20 dollars and 200 300 price points. It mentions an ox purchase capacity of 10 600 bushels and invites free Pat.
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