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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1922

Page

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Divided Tribes in Modern Labor Wars and Political Sparks

A oration ridicules labor and political clashes as modern tribes. It likens unions to savage tribes led by Gompers and Townley and calls for peaceful settlement of strikes. It notes Hiram Johnson and Bob La Follette headlines and warns of rising Senate power and chaos if factions clash.

America Coal Miners’ Union Lewis Big Chief Gompers Amalgamated Six Nations Jewell Townley Hiram Johnson U. S California Bob LaFollette Wisconsin Senate Big Thomas U. S. Senate

Bran pudding recipe from Hotel Pennsylvania chef

A dessert innovation by Francois Schmitt, pastry chef at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York. The guide lists bran pudding ingredients including bran, flour, corn starch, eggs, sugar, butter, and milk with steps to boil and bake, plus a apricot sauce made from canned apricots and sugar.

Francois Schmitt Pennsylvania New York

War and Labor Struggles Stirring Public Opinion

A columna discusses pacifist objections to hymns and war, the coal strike impact on miners and dealers, and the balance between capital and labor. It argues against destroying religious songs, warns dissenters, and notes thefts of poultry and hogs as social ills amid economic tension.

Gabriel Joshua H. M. Havyner Havner, Harding and Harmony Fame

Vigilante Anti Theft League Seeks Congressional Support

A speaker urges formation of an anti theft league to control Congress and appropriate seven million and a half dollars to enforce law. Proposes a theft officer in each township and severe penalties for suspected thieves, demanding public backing to pass the platform.

Congress

Global cities by population in early 20th century

A list of major world cities with estimated populations from 1918 to 1921. Cities include London New York Paris Chicago Petrograd Tokyo Berlin Vienna Philadelphia Buenos Aires Hankow Osaka Calcutta Pest Rio Moscow Glasgow Peking Constantinople Shanghai Detroit Hamburg Warsaw Bombay Canton with figures cited for respective years.

London England Greater London New York City New York Paris France Chicago Hankow China Osaka Japan Calcutta India Budapest Hungary Rio de Janeiro Brazil Moscow Russia Glasgow Scotland Péking Constantinople Turkey Shanghai Detroit Mich Hamburg Germany Warsaw Poland Bombay Canton

Siegfrieds Sword and London Rumor In The Evening

The piece argues the Berlin Siegfried sword does not suit Prussia and should be retired with the statue while noting a Danish rumor that Jack London is dead. A Copenhagen visitor recalls Mrs London correcting a rude Dane who jumped a boulder in misreading the author’s fate.

Siegfried Berlin Burgundy Rhine Hagen of Tronje Kyrembhilde OrtHeb Prussia Germany London Jack London South Sea Copenhagen San Francisco Londons California

Finale-Hoppers in Manhattan's Acroymics redefine youth style

The Acroymics district from Riverside Drive to Morningside Park labels young women as finale-hoppers, perpetual trendsetters who seek uncharted novelty in music art dance dress slang and even lifestyle, always ahead and never in style for long. Raymond G. Carroll notes this in the Philadelphia Public Ledger.

Manhattan Acroymics Amerie Riverside Drive Morningside Park Hopper

Notice of Probate In Pocahontas County Iowa

Notice is given that W. H. Henderson has been appointed administrator with will annexed of J. W. Phillips estate in Pocahontas County Iowa. Creditors and others indebted to the deceased or his estate must pay or present claims by law for allowance and payment. Dated August 30, 1922.

Cour Town J. W. Phillips J. W. PHILLIPS _tate Pocahontas County Iowa

Notice In Probate In the District sig of the State of Town

In the Matter of the Estate of Lenn Phillips, Deceased, a notice announces the appointment of executors in Pocahontas County. The district court in the state presides over the probate proceedings for the estate.

Pocahontas County Lenn Phillips

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Rolfe Reveille J. J. Bruce D.h. Lighter Marion Bruce Towa OWA PR Kellogg’s W. S. Kellogg Kellogg's Tommy W. H Henderson Wondensoge Rolfe Fog Timates W. C. Shuel Owa Rolfe Auto. CO Rolfe, Iowa Ford Sales and Service
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