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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
3
The east side buildings along the M. and St. J. sidings are being shifted this week by Chris Peterson and crew. Likely a new siding or depot is planned as M. and St. L. prepare for improvements. Nearby notices mention drainage work, home updates, and local visits as residents adjust to changes.
The Rolfe Iowa column records visits and travel from Friday the 18th including Miss Elizabeth Schnug at Bisworth, Walter Boyce from Des Moines, Mrs A G Hewlett in Fort Dodge, and Frank C. Cook's trip. It notes district meetings in Spencer, local visits by Father Casey and Rev Mallinger, and various personal movements around town.
A fragmentary column reflects on peace hopes and the aftermath of war with observations on Europe and authority. It notes that titles carry more weight than initials, mentions congressional adjournment delaying December return, and muses on governance, swine culture profits, neighborly love, and Mexico’s next political fights.
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