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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
2
A fragmented newspaper text fragment mentions editorial matter and indexing terms. It references dates and classifications in a disjointed way, including possible legal or archival notes. The readable portions offer no clear event or persons but hint at a historical documentation context.
Kindergarten students display jack o lanterns and learn about four and printing the big and little f. First and Second Grades celebrate birthdays and attend a play as Homecoming activities roll on. Teachers visit, banners for the parade are made, and Halloween drawings and leaves decorate lessons.
A school bulletin details homecoming events with floats, banners, and parades. It notes students winning spelling awards, class activities in geography and history, and humorous classroom notes about a frog’s death and Halloween crafts.
A mid-century health ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as providing complete or striking relief in doctors' tests for menstrual cramps headaches backaches and related symptoms. It highlights a new improved tablet with added iron and promotes trial sizes at 39 cents.
The article discusses lamb quality and prices, noting improved dressed lamb quality in recent weeks as western runs diminish. It cites Frantis Butish of Iowa State College, mentions high hay costs in the western plains, limited feeder competition in the corn belt, and forecasts firmer fat lamb prices and possible market responses this fall and winter. It ends with a prompt about renewing The Arrow subscription.
A strange speaker boasts of shared fate and a witchlike warning. The narrator mocks the listener with eerie laughter and a playful curse, blending bravado with a supernatural persona.
Robert Falteen shaped his career first as a portrait painter and then shifted into an entirely different field labeled here as in Font. This biographical note highlights a career pivot and suggests a broader creative trajectory.
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