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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
7
A fragmented local notice page lists visitors and family movements, funeral attendances, church meetings, and social gatherings. The jumbled text references Mohler’s funeral, Armistice Day activities, Legion events, and several names including Mrs J I Clifton, Mr and Mrs H Herscher, and the Buck family, with references to Lake City and Moneta communities.
Charles Miller drives a late model Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs Will Brazier Verla and James visited Emmetsburg Saturday. Dr W B McTaggart spent days in Omaha where his V-8 was stolen but recovered without damage. E R Waters ill at son Eugene’s home with heart attack. Mrs Harold Shimon attended a Gilmore City county meeting. Havelock high junior class presented The Panther Claw to a large audience. proceeds about $40 under Miss Eleanor Whannell and Miss Evelyn Fish.
The passage notes choosing clover and grass seed suited to soil for success. It mentions the Midwest quality egg program developed in 1932 to improve returns for eggs from Midwest farms. An advertising line urges not to keep business secret by advertising in The Arrow.
Town of Rolfe Iowa announces a plat and schedule proposing assessments for reinforced concrete pavement sewers and grading along Broad and Garfield Streets and adjacent areas. Objections must be in writing to the Town Clerk within twenty days. a meeting is set November 22 1937 to hear concerns and approve final assessments.
The wheat grasses slender and crested have produced fairly good crops at the Iowa station and fare better in the drier western sections of the region.
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