Rolfe High Triumphs Over Goldfield 80 to 3
Rolfe High routed Goldfield High 80 to 3 in a standout Iowa game. Key plays featured Lou White and Son Fuller, with Cumming and Charlton scoring multiple times as Rolfe dominated from start to finish.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
6
Rolfe High routed Goldfield High 80 to 3 in a standout Iowa game. Key plays featured Lou White and Son Fuller, with Cumming and Charlton scoring multiple times as Rolfe dominated from start to finish.
Riverside resident Oscar H. Folk, owner of Ilo Tolus, trotting mare, broke California's state half mile record with 2 09 while near national mark. Folk drove the horse, now managing Riverside track, with California horsemen predicting 2 05 time.
Fred Grant, about seventeen, was accidentally shot in the ankle by a 22 calibre rifle on a neighbor's farm last Sunday afternoon. Dr. Baldwin attended, and the wound remains painful but the boy is recovering. He is Geo. Grant's son, who lives near Terril. the incident involved his friend Floyd Patrick.
A booster essay urges Northern buyers to invest in Southern cotton to stabilize prices and support American unity. It argues that purchasing cotton would be profitable, not charity, and would relieve the South and thus the country as a whole during wartime disruption of European markets.
Mr. Wiggam has served as a farmer, mine worker, road salesman, political campaigner, and post graduate worker in several universities. He has been a newspaper reporter and editorial writer for major dailies and has delivered two hundred paid lectures annually for the past eight years. Five hundred daily papers use Mr. Wiggam.
Senator Kenyon delivered a short morning address in Rolfe praising Senator Cummins and Governor Clarke, urging re election. He criticized war taxes and tariff excess, highlighted Cummins detailed legislative work, and predicted a large Iowa vote for Cummins in the Senate race.
A flowing well on John Russell's property in Tizard township delivers about 15 gallons per minute or 21,600 gallons per day. The supply is estimated to water up to 2,700 cattle, with a 2-inch water jet projected from the bore as described.
Ele is the sole lecturer since John B. DeMotte’s death, speaking on science and its relation to the Hilfe problems. A million people have come to hear the Wiggum lectures.
High School notes describe a planned home game against Fonda next Saturday with key returns Lon White and Ronald Wiewel shaping Rolfe's first tough test. It notes county championship implications, student attendance urged, and adds forthcoming events including the Wiggum lecture on November 6 and society debate preliminaries next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Regular preaching at 10 30 Sunday morning with the sermon on Joy Sabbath school follows morning service Young People's meeting at 6 30 In the evening the pastor will discuss Unity of the Faith in his sermon
Rolfe gains a lecture by A. E. Wiggam on heredity eugenics and civilization following his Algona Chautauqua address. Wiggam discusses the same topic in Rolfe on November.
Pastor L Dalsiede announces services for next Sabbath with communion at 10 30 A M. at the Norwegian Lutheran Church.
The Scenic announces four special comedy shows Friday evening featuring acts titled Goodness Gracious Movies as They Shouldn't Be and Ainieh. OBRECHT promotes the event with a lighthearted tease and test selections.
Ed Dunn hosted a Democratic meeting at the K of P Hall with Kutsich and Pocahontas supporters. Mrs Dunn spoke on national and state issues, praising Dunn, whose fluent narration energized the local party and spurred activity.
Judge W. K. Quarton progressive candidate for Congress canvassed Tuesday evening. He argued farm and trade issues, compared Argentine corn costs with Iowa, discussed protection and infant industries, and outlined party positions on trusts. He claimed to split the Republican and Progressive vote with Woods to defeat Kellaher and urged support.
The new pastor Rev. C. 8. Burnette and his family thank Rolfe residents for their welcome and offer services next Sunday at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM. Sunday school begins at 11:45 on a changed schedule with Epworth League at Fred Pov. The orchestra and chorus will perform music during the evening sermon, titled The Calf the Fire Made or Personal Respect.
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