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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
8
The piece defends Robb as he faces scrutiny over leadership during Des MoinesShriners visit. It notes France and England over Ruhr tensions, U S French relations, and Cardinal Gibbons’ respected role. It also reports Florida citrus packing growth, freight woes, and the Citrus Exchange’s market control.
The article details citrus industry insights from visitors noting long lived orange trees, grafted varieties, and the Florida Exchange label Scaldsweet. It describes Lakeland as a bustling rail hub with 34 daily trains, a 100000 dollar monthly payroll, and rich community life with schools churches clubs and lakes. The trip continues to Orlando with plans to finish the series.
A county described with 326 miles of fringe along lakes and roads, wild hunting and possible bears, many new graves, and hopes of not overproducing as Iowa plants crops this year. The vdige country features pine origins now cleared for groves, six hundred deep lakes spring fed and crystal clear with vast fish, white sand beaches and top resorts. Our section paused for lunch at Hillcrest Lodge.
Catarrh is described as a constitutionally influenced disease treated with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The medicine is taken internally and said to affect the blood and mucous surfaces, destroy the disease's foundation, and improve general health. Circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Black colored stallion foaled in 1909, Sansonnet Jr. registered in American and National French Draft horse lists. Owned by O. H. Ferden of Pocahontas County Iowa, examined May 30 1917 and certified free from listed diseases or unsoundnesses. Certification dated April 5 1921 by A. R. Corey Secretary Iowa Central Agriculture in Des Moines Iowa.
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