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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
1
The article argues that poor posture causes fatigue and pains. It urges readers to stand tall, align the head and shoulders, and practice against a wall to train the body into balanced, comfortable posture for lasting energy and better appearance.
A highway patrolman recalls a morning chase where a well dressed driver, claiming 20 years without a drink, escapes pursuit after a dangerous pass. The officer asks what the driver was thinking and gets only a puzzled look, highlighting baffling motives behind risky behavior.
An advertisement claims a new Stainless Pazo ointment and suppositories from Grove Laboratories deliver instant relief from piles. The copy promises at home use, money back guarantee, and quick comfort during sitting and walking with internal and external soothing ingredients.
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The article notes 25th birthday observances and a party invite, a fire incident near Webb's Drug with Anis Ekenberry affected, and a bolt causing a radio fire. Mrs Eikenberry narrowly escaped, a drain-pipe escape followed. Jolliffe's Bake Shop lowers bread price to five cents, a new silo at Dr Howland farm, and Pollyanna Club travelers to Lake City with Mrs Harry Rice hosting and Mrs Martin Christensen guiding the trip.
Rolfe Methodists prepare a gala dedication for their new brick church next Sunday September 10 with a morning program led by E M Wilcox Rev D D McBurney Rev C A Richards and Bishop Wilson Seeley Lewis. The event includes a sermon and musical pieces by local students plus a literary rural outing and a planned procession. A separate note reports a lightning strike on the A J Rains farm near Bayard killing four cattle.
Chemical Science offers SEWEREAMER to remove roots rags grease and paper from sewer lines. Available in 5 and 10 lb cans at Rickard's Hardware and Appliances with prices 2.19 for 5 lbs and 3.95 for 10 lbs.
Extension economist Francis A. Krutish reports June and July cattle shipments outpaced the first five months, lifting feeder prices overall. Short feeding may weaken into next year, while long-fed heavy steer carryover declines, reducing heifer demand and widening price spreads between grades as August beef values rise.
Bradgate high school graduates of 1918 gathered at Emmetsburg Park and at the George Godden home for a reunion. Attendees included Olga Severson of Detroit Edna Marchant of Gilmore City Marguerite Bradbury of Bradgate and many others from Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota. Families and guests joined in dinners at the Petersen home with multiple local residents hosting and celebrating birthdays during the gathering.
Dayton and area families share weekend visits in Minnesota Iowa and California with a flurry of get togethers. Albert Bergum and relatives near Otgosen spend Sunday with Caroline Madsen and Olga Severson while L E Pecerson visits Mrs H C Wors ter. Bernard Jacobs’ father George Jacobs of West Bend dies with funeral in West Bend. Several pairs travel to Forest City and Des Moines areas for family affairs and hunting trips.
Residents near Fort Ord host farewells and gatherings as servicemen and families stay connected. Obituaries report Charles Tilton of Ames and a Humboldt burial. Local churches mark anniversaries while injuries from a Minnesota trip are noted.
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