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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1921

Page

4

Coupe Rolfe Iowa Cash Store Price Cut Ad

The Coupe Rolfe Iowa cash store advertises dozens of price cuts in groceries this week. Highlights include Pillsbury Energy Flour 1.95 per sack kerosene oil per gallon 10 cents medal bulk coffee 85 cents per pound and 30 to 35 cent bulk coffees. Also Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour 38 cents per package two for 75 cents and several other items with reduced prices. The note says many more savings follow in the ad.

Virginia Sweet Pancake

Shoes Sale Reduced Prices for Men and Women

Local store cuts prices on all shoes to six dollars per pair for the sale event. Inventory includes men’s and ladies’ styles previously selling at ten twelve and fifteen dollars.

Plush Coats Suits and Dresses At Reasonable Prices

Store ad touts a sale on coats suits and dresses with a five percent savings on all purchases. Customers encouraged to call at the store for full details and terms.

Emma Goldman Seeks Return From Soviet Russia

Although she criticizes Soviet Russia and desires to return to America, Emma Goldman is reportedly very ill and unaware of how others feel about aiding her return.

Emma Goldman Soviet Russia America

Rolfe Notices and Local Social Highlights

Football schedules and family news from Rolfe with trips to Fort Dodge. Visitors include Miss Bessie Patterson of Sioux Falls and the Bryan family planning to stay in Rolfe at the A V Grant house. Rev T E Hoon becomes Methodist pastor from Alden. Pythian Sisters Kensington hosts at Castle Hall with next meeting on Oct 18. A daughter Winifred Helen born to Mr and Mrs A L Brinkman. Fort Dodge visitors in town.

Lizzie Wiswell Meadamies Campbell F. A Malcolm T. D. Jones B. G. Boos Lillie Rogers Fort Dodge Bessie - Patterson Sioux Falls A. H. Bryan Bryans Rolfe A. V. Grant T. E. Hoon Methodist Church Alden Kensington Castle Hall Castle Hall, Mesdames Fern Holt Marie Shimon Cora ‘Klein Chester Tripp Wesley Rhinehart Ruthven B. W

Soft drinks consume vast U S revenue says experts

Revenue bureau experts estimate Americans spend over one billion dollars annually on soft drinks from ten billion glasses sold each year at about ten cents per glass. A health chemist warns imitation orangeade contains coal tar derived colorings and saccharine, a sugar substitute with no food value, considered harmful in excess.

United States Revenue Bureau Health Department New York City Department of Health P.Q. Fay New York World

William Harlowe house to open during Pilgrim tercentenary

Plymouth marks its tercentenary with the public opening of the 1677 William Harlowe house built from oak timbers of the old fort. Winslow notes the fort stood 1622 on the hill. after King Philip’s War it was dismantled and timbers reused by Sergt. William Harlowe. An Indianapolis News item describes an information table at the federal building and a watchman guiding visitors with a stranger’s blunt question about credentials.

Plymouth William Harlowe Winslow Sergt Federal Building Indianapolis News M. P. Bonham John C. Peters Peters

Mines Still Causing Disaster After War End

About twenty English and French fishing boats have disappeared since the war, suspected to be caused by mines unintentionally brought up with their catch. Mines are undetectable when nets are full of fish and seaweed, but dumping the haul may trigger a fatal explosion on deck or in the hold.

Natalie As A Name Across Europe And Its Fate

The article traces the name Natalie from its Latin Dies Natalis origins to its spread in Europe with forms Noel Natale Natale Natalia Natalija and Natasha. It notes popularity in France Russia and England and mentions a September 8 Greek church festivity for St Natalia. It ends with claims about Natalie's lucky day and number.

Atalin Lord Natalie Europe France Noel Italy Natale Spain Portugal Natal Natalia Adrian Netherlands West Russia Natalija Nataschenka Natascha Cambrai England

A line on choosing right over wrong in poetry

A verse states a resolve to wait for the right path despite two evils. It asserts patience and eventual triumph of right over wrong, urging steady, unpressured progress toward virtue.

Adler Collegians

Will Seize Vacant Rooms in Vienna Lodging Drive

Thousands of Vienna renters organized to secure homes complaining that the housing bureau is impotent. Agents will locate vacant premises and under-occupied residences and threaten to seize lodgings. A list of target homes including a ten room baroness residence is cited along with many similar cases.

Vienna New York Sun

Sorghum Avoids Book Reviewers During Reminiscence Talk

Senator Sorghum quips that he has trouble enough with political reporters and will not add the burden of book reviewers to his reminiscences. The exchange underscores tension between lawmakers and media as he deflects talk of publishing memories.

Sorghum

Local Notices and Social Roundup in Plover Area

Plover residents feature a busy week with visits in Fort Dodge and Spencer. A wedding unites Leta Hancher and John Wills of Des Moines at the Hancher home, with relatives visiting Rolfe and Plover. Epworth League social planned Oct 7, basketball beat high school 21-16, and community events include a Legion gathering at Pocahontas and a store exchange.

Fiat Earl John Fisher Fort Dodge Orin Miller Spencer Fred Grove Rockwell City Henry’ Fitzgerald Fort Dodge Squire Heathmann Des Moines Leta Hancher John EB. Wills Des Moinnes JT. A. Hancher City Hancher Wills Rolfe D. A. Campney Ayere John Bush R. Eggspuehler Minnesota W. J. Johnson C. F Forney Eugene*Hancher Roy. Forsythe Geo. Bush Harry ‘Webb Havelork

Powhatan Township Orders Weed Cutting Along Highways

Powhatan township trustees threaten immediate weed removal along highways in Pocahontas County Iowa. Property owners face tax charges for any cutting planned by the board, with due notice given by clerk C. Be Watts.

Powhatan Township Powhatan Pocahontas County Iowa C. BE Watts

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