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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1914

Page

12

Advertisement and notices mix in a rural column

Local item notes advertisements for Powhatan Horse Co and star horse Jon Burke, lodge business for I O O F, and social notices. Several residents like Jeffries, Krejci, and J. M. Bush appear alongside road work and vehicle purchases. Inspections of land, sick lists, and a county public notice thread through community life with dances, meetings, and a public call to attend.

Cobbs Powhatan F.heron Horse Company Jon Burke I. O. O. F. Lodge No. S Ots Jud Mehaffy Fort Dodge Etta Miller Grinnell Dode Roush Krejci Emmetsburg

Plover Presbyterian Church Announces Meetings and Services

The C. EB. Society will hold a special business meeting at the Manse Friday evening May 15 at 7 30. All members are requested to attend. The Willing Workers meet Thursday afternoon May 14 at Mrs. Frank Jarvis’s home. Regular services at the usual hours next Sunday. All cordially invited.

G. C. Grove Fort Dodge Vera Grove Geo. Shaw Blanche Stewart Detroit Mich Rolfe T. P. Comer Worth Nannamaker Hazel Helvig Leo Dobbs Mesdames Garlock, Heathman, Anderson and Eliott Mabel Grove C. P. Lathrop Breeke Rossland E. R. Smith Bert Young Mr. Ehlers Peterson & Ehlers Alva Northrop Ford White Bros E. E. Grove Rockwell City Circle No Ladies’ Aid Society Heathman Earl Cook Arrow Force J. M. Bush Mary Mentz Perry W. S. Chinn Ted Fisher Riley Winegarden Lou Miller Plover Cherokee Pocahontas Democrat C. EB. Society Frank Jarvis

Plover M E Church Notes Pastor G J Poppenheimer

The Plover M E Church under Rev G J Poppenheimer plans a luncheon on Thursday May 21 in the basement. A Ladies Aid Society meeting precedes the meal. The pastor will administer the Lord's Supper next Sunday and invite members to join.

Auto Upsets Injures Eight at School Grounds

A noon spin in Harold Warren’s car driven by Glee Line overturned on a school corner. Eight students, including Maggie Ellis and Madge Burkhaler, were injured. The two girls were pinned beneath the vehicle and rescued. feared fatally hurt, they are recovering while others suffered varying injuries.

Lewis Harold Warren Glee Line Maggie Ellis Madge Burkhaler

Miners Turn to Bugs in Seward Alaska

In Seward Alaska an odd craze has taken hold as residents hunt insects for cash. Scientists aboard Captain Klein smidt's schooner Abler sparked a bug fever with finds worth over 100 dollars in a day. Locals now chase beetles caterpillars and seagulls with red feathers trading specimens for goods as a potential livelihood.

Seward Alaska Hudson Bay Kenai Peninsula Kliensmidt Abler

Woman Walks Railroad Trestle With Child Charged With Insanity

Mrs Bessie M Fonts 37 Ward 1320 A St SE walked a three year old on a Delaware avenue trestle with a child in her arms. she was taken to Washington Asylum Hospital for observation after stating the child was her light. Thomas Quigley 23 of Brooklyn claimed ownership of a car at 1918 Pennsylvania Ave NW. he was charged as mentally affected and sent to the asylum.

Washington Bessie M. Fonts Delaware Avenue FE Street Lynn Washington Asylum Hospital Thomas Quigley Fifth Avenue Brooklyn Flick Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Gaffney and Saunders Quigley

Large Houck Family Reunion Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Birthday

Mrs. J. D. Moore attended a Houck family reunion in Hickory for Mrs. A. C. Houck born today. The matriarch, mother of twelve all living, with sixty-one grandchildren ninety-one great grandchildren and one great great grandchild had her kin join in the celebration. Elder brother Iving at eighty six also attended.

North Wilkesboro N. C J. D. Moore Hickory A. C. Houck

Birthday Celebration Marks 116 Years in New York

In New York, Hannah Ko kom celebrated her 116th birthday at the Daughters of Israel home. The event drew residents and staff to honor the elderly resident with a quiet gathering and well wishes.

New York Hannah Ko#kom The Daughters of Israel East One

Deaths and Injuries After Auto Crash Near Sac City

Sac City resident Albert Vienry TRaursehikee aged 61, wealthy farmer, was killed when a car driven by Rusehke plunged from a bridge two miles southeast of the city. Neighbor John DeBourgh and a man named Higetns were slightly injured as the speeding vehicle went out of control.

Sac City Albert Vienry Traursehikee John DeBourgh Higetns Rusehke

Iowa City Elks Set June Reunion Schedule

The Iowa City Elks announce their annual state association reunion from June 17 to 29. The convention opens with UI commencement exercises and will be headquartered at the Iowa City Elks home where delegates register, receive badges, and are assigned rooms.

Iowa City Iowa State Elks’ Association University of Iowa

Sage Tea and Sulphur to Darken Hair Promoted in Ad

An old advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a popular bottle from drug stores. It claims the concoction darkens gray hair softly and evenly, restoring youthful color with two applications. The copy emphasizes ease of use and a bright, lustrous result, appealing to those with thinning or fading hair.

Cally Siya Les

Percheron Stallion Lou Burk to Stand at Stud in Iowa

The dark grey four year old Percheron stallion Lou Burk, 2000 pounds, owned by Plover Percheron Horse Co., is registered in the Percheron Stud Book of America and certified free of major diseases except Laryngeal Hemiplegia. He will stand at G. C. Grove Barn in Plover, Iowa, with a service fee of 15 dollars and terms due to insure the foal. State certificate No 6989 and stallion No 79650 acknowledge the registration and examination by Dr. W. A. Moler. Des Moines date of March 13, 1914.

Lou Burk G. C. Grove Plover Iowa Plover Percheron Horse Co Pocahontas County Towa Towa State Department of Agriculture Percheron Stud Book of America Iowa State Department of Agriculture W. A. Moler Des Moines A. R. Corey Beye Department of Agriculture

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