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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

4

Local Notes and Visits Highlight weekly Bradgate items

P J Shaw visits from Plover to handle county mutual insurance business. Odell editor calls on Bradgate Observer. J W Heald returns from western trip and sees his father alive before departure. Mrs F D Woodruff and Mrs Jess Isham travel to Topeka Kansas. Potatoes at sixty cents a bushel from Hauck Co. Bully Taylor leaves Hoyne for Rosenkranz store. Albert Ransom visits his brother M C Ransom in town. Audiences invited to Aristocratic Tramp in Rolfe. Andy Montgomery family from Hospers Iowa visits parents. Dumbaughs plan move to Storm Lake for Swope job. Mrs Bess Gearhart Morrison to speak at M E church. Miss Elizabeth Schnug visits from Blisworth. Tuesday Club meets with Nellie Grant hosting and Mabel Morrison leading word drill. Marion Bruce discusses woods for interior finish with samples. Aristo cratic Tramp money-back guarantee noted. Aulger Brothers: no school today and tomorrow due to inspirational Pocahontas meeting. High School football to Sutherland Saturday.

Bully Taylor Hoyne Clothing Rosenkranz Albert Ransom Binghampton N. Y M. C. Ransom Aulger Rolfe Andy Montgomery Hospers Andy A. Montgomery Fred Dumbaugh Bobbie Marathon Elizabeth Schnug Blisworth Nellie Grant Mabel Morrison Literary Digest C. W. Steflin Marion Bruce

Bad Eating Hurts Kidneys Warns Medical Ad

An old health ad warns that eating meat regularly harms kidneys by overworking them. It promotes drinking eight salts from grape acid and lemon juice to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and ease bladder irritation, claiming the drink is safe and popular among many adults.

Rolfe Area Notes Include Visits Events and Business

Week in Rolfe features J F Bonner visit from Morning Sun Iowa and Harry Goddard stay. Presbyter ian Missionary Society to meet October 21 with Mrs CG A Grant leading and Miss Lyon assisting on The Kings Highway. Community gains water mains and new sidewalks as Blessing Moore move cattle to local feeder markets. A Catholic chicken pie supper and Harvest Home festival described alongside film at Scenic and personnel moves at The Arrow and local papers.

J. F. Bonner Morning Sun Presbyterian Missionary Society CG. C. Seifert Esson CG. A. Grant Miss Lyon J. EF. Marcum King's Highway Robert Hunter J. M. Boyce Catholic Church Main Street Danish Baptist Church Rolfe

Instant Relief Ad For Ely's Cream Balm

An old newspaper ad promises instant relief from nasal congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the fragrance soothes inflamed passages and clears airways, enabling easier breathing and night comfort.

Ely

Watch Your Children Constipation Tip

Advertisement notes children hide constipation from parents and fear distasteful symptoms. Promotes Rexall Orderliese a mild laxative with a sugar taste. Sold only by C. M. Webb for 10 cents.

Rexall Orderliese

Damborg Rides New Dodge This Morning

John Damborg is riding in a new Dodge car this morning. Miss Amber Steen of Harrisburg is visiting relatives and calling on friends in Rolfe.

John Damborg Amber Steen Harrisburg, S. D Rolfe

Proverbs on honesty and leadership from a blunt speaker

A sharp speaker warns that those who harm others end up harmed themselves. Truthful speech broadens influence while deceit yields failure. A boss ignorant of subordinates’ tasks cannot sustain power.

Japanese Inns Are Queer

The Kansas City Times describes a Japanese inn entry as a roofed vestibule with a raised platform and shoe line. Guests arrive to warm welcomes, bowing hosts remove shoes, and travelers use foot coverings or slippers to reach their rooms.

Japan Kansas City Times

Two Brothers Chart Path From Small Town to Big City

Two brothers from a rural town grow up with different temperaments. The elder is charismatic and popular, while the younger is quiet and diligent. Now in a large city the younger leads a vast factory, and the elder remains a clerk, prompting reflection on life choices and the impact of will and determination on future success.

Earn Your Pay and Rise Through Life’s Rungs

The paper urges young men to earn their pay to attract better offers and climb life’s ladder through determination and steady work. It asks whether a future leader will be flashy or steadfast, and notes time will reveal who rises to prominence. Also promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a proven remedy.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jj. T. Lange RTT Irwin Mrs. Black P. J. Shaw Plover The County Mutual Insurance Company Odell Bradgate Observer J. W. Heald Mr. Heald John West F. D. Woodruff Jess Isham Topeka Kansas Geo. C. Hauck & Co Aulger Brothers Pocahontas Sutherland Pilot View Addition Harry Goddard Dell Symes Grand Junction Nebraska Los Angeles J. B. Jolliffe Althe Paramount Pictures Mary Pickford Bradley Moore Winnipeg Blessing & Moore P. A. McCray A. W. Skinner Arrow Gilmore City Cook J. F. McQreery Fonda J. A. Carroll James Bruce Des Moines Howard Gray C. M. Webb Ole
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