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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
9
Local happenings include political chatter in Pocahontas with Mr Anderson eyeing auditor position, community notices on water works by J L Moore, and social visits from DeWitt and Newell residents. Clerical shifts, school events and commencement plans dominate, with sports, theater, and church activities sprinkled throughout Rolfe and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs BE Bruce travel to Des Moines on Wednesday to consult a specialist about Mr Bruce who has been very ill. Sheriff Milt Noah and Clerk Bollard of Pocahontas visit Rolfe, wiring for political fences as no opponent filed in the primary. A Fort Dodge sight seeing party includes F B Hoyne Dr McGogney and Mrs Miller plus Mrs Hille. The Fortnightlies met Friday at Robert Bruce home. Robert Bruce runs for office. Wallace Bruner returns from Ames for corn planting. J K Lemon installs a water fountain at Lemon Park eight foot basin will enhance town attractions.
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies The First National Bank of Rolfe Iowa is authorized to have succession for the period specified in its amended articles of association. The extension follows compliance with federal law extending corporate existence of national banks. This certificate issued April 24 1914 in Washington.
A vintage bank advertisement urges residents to deposit savings to keep the local financial heart beating. It emphasizes prosperity, growth, and community health tied to bank deposits and mobilizing idle money.
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