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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
The Ford factory at Detroit now operates at full capacity with over 40 000 on payroll. May output is expected around 185 000 cars and trucks to fill orders totaling about 165 000, as dealers struggle with immediate deliveries despite nationwide assembly efforts.
Mr and Mrs A W Ives and family express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. The rest is a collection of reflections and musings about wisdom fools criticism sea serpents and drug store fears.
A man recounts nightly sleepwalking episodes and a deceitful ruse. He paid five dollars to a scammer who handed him a box that produced a faint noise and a sealed note promising safe sleep. The note demanded carfare, and the scammer disappeared with three dollars, leaving the narrator puzzled about his own wits.
County Agent Scott reads a paper by Nordhauser on agricultural education costs. Chas Hunt urges unity of counties and Fort Dodge speaker cites farm women support. Cedar Township Farm Bureau meets May 18 with Wm Carey reporting past work and June 22 booster plans. Holland assists with spray work and demonstration orchards are set near Fonda Plover and Gilmore City. A proverb about chronic liars closes the remarks.
The text cites Acta Diurna as ancient daily acts and notes Chinese and German newspaper precursors. It then shifts to a query about a rotting porch and suggests preservative treatment to extend life cheaper than replacement.
Fragmentary verse reflecting on death and sleep as an eternal rest. The poem muses on forgetfulness of tribulations and the comforting glow of dreams in a willow setting, hinting at a serene afterlife.
Miss Frances Harvey of Benton Harbor Michigan crowned Queen of May at Cornell College Iowa. Pageant The Poet and The Song featured with sixteen solos and duets and an Ode to Dr William Fletcher King. Cast included Lena Anderson Flora Lee Lois Miller Lillian Clark and others as over two hundred students participated.
District Court of the State of Town announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Stephen B. Baird, deceased, Pocahontas County Iowa. All debtors must pay the estate administrator and all creditors must present their claims by the specified deadline.
On this fourth day of May, Ward Ferguson administrator of the estate requests allowance and payment per law. The filing records confirm the probate action and the administrator seeking settled sums.
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