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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented literary snippet explores foreboding love and worship motifs with lines about weary hearts, strange altars, patient gods, and a call to continue the journey toward happiness and wisdom. The text blends poetic imagery with archaic phrasing in a roughly theatrical tone.
Recipes describe serving orange ice in melon cups and a savory home cheese spread with eggs and pimentos. A chicken and rice platter with olives and a rich butter milk batter for gem pans rounds out a list of economical, tasty kitchen ideas for family meals.
Poem contrasts winter hardship with youth's resolve as contestants face storms. It praises brave response to adversity and questions whether winter fuels effort or drags one toward warmth. The piece frames meeting challenges as building strength for the quest ahead.
Jessie Roberts argues there is no better time for women to pursue business success. She highlights Dorothy Chapman managing a Treasury lunch room serving 1000 daily workers, noting training in home economics at Cornell underpins this role. She cites boxed office lunches as a growth idea and stresses training as essential, attainable outside formal schooling.
Attendees gathered for a large meeting in Rolfe while many visited Laurens and Plover. Announcements include the marriage of Frank Bartosh to Maude Ralle at St Marys Hum boldt. A miscellaneous shower honored Rev F B Leazer. locals plan roller skating and a shinner game at the rink.
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County the estate of James H Hewlett deceased appoints an executor who has qualified. Creditors must pay the estate and claimants must present their claims as required by law, dated November 19 1921.
Friday visiting at the C B Miller home and funeral of a relative cat mark a quiet week. Orin Miller spent the week with his parents near Havelock returning Saturday. Miss Nellie Dwyer was visiting Rolfe. Acorn husking at the Ross Styder home drew about 45 neighbors and 21 teams as 1500 to 5600 bushels were cribbed. Mrs. Styder thanks neighbors for help. Homer Osborn plans a public farm sale near Plover on December 1.
The article reports on a disrupted oratorical event at a school in Poketown with contestants coached by Pauline E. Dutton. Names include Sana ant Gleemins and Rhythe Shaw nins, plus Gladys Diggy es and Lucile Ken. Judges’ decision noted amid a tense scene.
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