Rolfe local news from The Arrow highlights a busy social week
The Arrow reports on visits and shopping in Rolfe from Rev G J Theobald to Mr and Mrs Grover. Social teas at Mrs H N Hamiltons and the A L D Club meeting with cave talks mark community life. A coal institute meeting in Des Moines discusses Iowa coal use and freight rate impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Theobald
St. Joe
Rolfe
G. A. Grover
Havelock
Coal Institute of Town
Des Moines
Iowa
Hammill
Obituaries and Local Notes From Cedar Township Area
Dr J Delahunt a Marathon physician died last Tuesday. Gee W Day elected Cedar township justice of the peace. A B Snyder of Sioux Rapids committed to Cherokee Hospital. Dell Wood injured after pony fell from a tethered auto. Mrs D A Townsend mother of Dr S J Townsend died after a fall in her son’s home. age given as eighty two or ninety three by two papers. Body buried at Lundgren cemetery.
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Pocahontas County
the Arrow
H. N. Hamilton
Maggie Vetter
Frank Jarvis
J. C. Bregotti
Christobel
Clarence Kirchner
Alex Manor
A. E. Manchester
Lundgren
Alfred Taylor
Mary Taylor
Fort Dodge
B. F. Showers
W. H. Wilcox
Perry
Okla
J. Delahunt
Marathon
L. J. Hartman
Laurens
Geo. W. Day
Rolfe and
Pocahontas
Fonda
Cedar Township
A. B. Snyder
Rapids
Iowa
Cherokee
Sioux Rapids
Dell Wood
A. E. P. Wood
D. A. Townsend
S. J. Townsend
Gilmore City
Gilmore City Enterprise
Fort Dodge Messenger
Coal counties shrink as coal downturn hits population
Many coal mining counties have lost 3000 to 5000 residents due to the coal business decline. The text notes J. T. Grant of Rolfe as one retailer invited to attend a related meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grant
Rolfe
Old-time Pocahontas residents noted in county update
A report notes 11 year old Ralph Kauffman was treated for a fractured jaw after a bat injury near Ware. Chas Watts entered Des Moines hospital for appendix removal and was recovering. A. H. Richey plans to move to Webster City after selling his Laurens farm to L. J. Hartman. Genevieve Lilly, longtime Pocahontas resident, died at 92 with Rev. Edward C. Lilly presiding.
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Ralph Kauffman
Ware
Chas. E. Watts
Pocahontas
Des Moines
Watts
A. H. Richey
Laurens
L. J. Hartman
Webster City
Pocahontas County
Genevieve Lilly
Varina
Lilly
Dover Township
Edward C. Lilly
Fort Dodge
Raymond Lilly
Lillys
Ethics of the Golden Rule compared across civilizations
The piece notes Confucius proclaims a negative rule to avoid harm, while the Christian Golden Rule is positive. It argues a key ethical difference between Eastern and Western civilizations, citing the command to do unto others as you would have them do to you as a central distinction.
Long Live the Golden Rule
The passage extols the Golden Rule as a practical guiding principle for living and social cohesion. It argues the rule has sustained families communities and nations through hardship and should endure as a universal standard for action and conduct.
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Rey
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Plover
O. M. Chaney
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Joe White
Geo. O. Hauck
H. M. Schreiber
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J. O. Hosier
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Peter Johnson
Leon Watson
Rutland
Ambrose Hansell
Hudson
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Clyde
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C. P. Lathrop
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W. A. Grove
Byron
Gordon Siefkin
Oxford University
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C. W. Siefkin
Mrs. Manchester
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W. W. Beam
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Leo Fanning
F. G. Peterson
Bradgate
Duroc
Hampshire
E. E. Wilcox
Franklin Majorowicz
N. A. Lind
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Will Crawford
H. F. Olerich
J. E. Grove
Nis Behrendsen
Gilmore
Chester
Earl A. Ives
Thompson Bros
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Little Gent
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Men’s Florsheim
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