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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
9
Rolfe headlines cover a wide mix: visitors from Des Moines and Stillwater, social visits by Hollenbeck and Lenore, a Mayo operation consult for McIntire, and local infrastructure like a new pump house and prism lights. Community notes include school drama practice, road trips, and upcoming local events at Scenic Theater and regional gatherings.
Dr E R Amey of Knoxville Iowa visits friends in town including Mrs D F Chaffin of Santa Marie California aunt of Mrs J H Charlton. Rolfe advertises a fine assortment of books for commencement at Trout's Pharmacy.
About forty Knights of Pythias from here journeyed to Gilmore City for the 18th District Convention in automobiles. Reports call the gathering among the district's best yet with strong Salatts on display and high participation. An employee of the Rock Island, Albert Kuchinka, died at Oxford from a brain hemorrhage after falling from a speeding gas car along the Oxford-Tiffin railroad. Judge Kintzinger of Dubuque sentenced Dorcas Brazzel to twenty years for the January murder of her husband, Charles Brazzell, a street carman. Carl Barr, former Le Mars high school principal and later Ames official, was named high school principal at Aberdeen. Lake City business leaders raised $2,500 to install city electroliers after recent fires and damage.
A vintage bank advertisement urges residents to deposit money to boost the town’s financial health. It frames new deposits as a heartbeat powering local growth and prosperity and positions the bank as the community’s financial heart.
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