Willing Workers Meet in Presbyterian Basement
The Willing Workers will meet in the basement of the Presbyterian church Thursday. Mrs G B Peterson and Mrs Chas Watts will host. C D Hobbs was a business visitor at Rolfe and Humboldt Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
4
The Willing Workers will meet in the basement of the Presbyterian church Thursday. Mrs G B Peterson and Mrs Chas Watts will host. C D Hobbs was a business visitor at Rolfe and Humboldt Tuesday.
John Keopple returns to school as seventh and eighth grades form a literary society with officers Loraine Dawson George Bush Wilma Mueller and Cleatis Heathman. Hallowe en party hosted by Miss Means and Miss Ives featured games stunts and apple bobbing. Basketball teams from Plover beat Havelock 20 8 in girls game while boys fell 10 14. Inter-society tryouts for sub county declamatory contest set for November 17 18.
Sealed bids for erection of a school building in Rolfe Iowa are invited by Jas Bruce secretary of the Rolfe Independent School District with bids due by 6 p m November 9 1916. Plans by architect L Lockhart St Paul Minn require bids on general construction heating and ventilation plumbing electrical work science and laboratory equipment and other sundry items with certified checks and a bond guaranteeing contract completion.
The ad warns that recurring colds lead to serious diseases like catarrah pneumonia or consumption. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure, claiming many users are satisfied and priced at 26 cents. It concludes with a note that a healthy mind supports a healthy body and energy to accomplish goals.
A fragment notes partisan fear of a Wilson victory bringing calamity and a Hughes led disaster forecast from a poem. The text references suffrage and contentious campaign language with a dismissive call to move forward.
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