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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
6
Fragmentary text appears to quote a juror or speaker discussing George Washington and current laws. Names and context are incomplete, making full interpretation difficult.
Rolfe High School students and business leaders held a pep meeting urging support for the Pocahontas game. Speakers included J. O Wangberg and R. W. Wilkin as players outlined plays, while the town lit a bonfire and marching students filled Main Street with songs and cheers.
Rolfe High School defeated Pocahontas 32 to 6 in a home game as Rollin Grant led an alumnus showing. Pocahontas threatened in the third quarter but Rolfe's end runs and strong defense secured the win amid a homecoming crowd.
Instructions show using a vacuum cleaner to transfer feathers from old ticking to new. Cut and sew ticking around the bag opening, fasten a cord to secure the ticking, attach the hose with a flat nozzle, and press the cleaner to move feathers into the new ticking.
A 1908 meteorite crash in Siberia scorched vegetation and felled trees within a hundred mile radius. The event left a wide, enduring scientific curiosity about its explosive impact.
On October 21 1929 near Grinnell a husband was killed at a railway crossing leaving a widow and three children. The accidental policy costing $2 a year paid $1000 in cash to the bereaved family highlighting the value of small premium insurance protection for breadwinners.
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