Lost item notice and for sale advertisement
Lost Between Gilmore City and Rolfe Thursday Aug 31 a large brown suit case containing wearing apparel for men and women. Finder leave at Arrow office and receive reward. For sale radio phone receiving set with tubes B batteries headset but no storage battery. Average night reception of stations 900 miles airline distance. Call Walter Heald Rolfe Ia for information and price.
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Gilmore City
Rolfe
Arrow Office
Loreer
Walter Heald
Bids Sought for Coal Hauling by Des Moines Township School
The Des Moines Township Consolidated School District invites sealed bids for hauling coal to the schoolhouse for the coming year. Bids must be received by 9 00 a m September 12 1922 with right reserved to reject any or all bids. Guy Smith Secretary 29 2
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Des Moines Township Consolidated
School House
Guy Smith
Garfield Township weed mowing notice issued
Notice to all land owners and occupants in Garfield Township Pocahontas County Iowa to mow weeds along public highways immediately. If not mowed trustees will have the work done and charged to the property by order of Township Trustees.
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Garfield
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Local social notes and visits around Rolfe Iowa
Fort Dodge visitors include Mrs D W Trick and daughter Priscilla. Des Moines trips by Mr and Mrs N Frederickson. Shenandoah and Cedar Rapids visitors to Rolfe and surrounding families. Pythian Sisters start season with meeting amid heat. Mankato College ad promises fair deal. Mae Brinkman to Covina teaching. Feeder sale offered by P A McCray. Ed Schnug visits, reports birth of a daughter. W R McGuire and Geo Seipel visit, plan to Fairmont. Subscribe for The Arrow NOW.
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Phoenix
Petersons
Adam Seipel
Shenandoah
Isthe
George Seipel
West Bend Park
Fairmont
Minn
Humboldt
Shenandoah Seipeta
E. M.belknap
Cedar Rapids
John Wagner
Dubuque
Rolfe
Fonda
Carrolls
Nackes
Linnans
McCreerys
D. W. Trick
Lake Okoboji
Pythian Sisters
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
A. N. Se
J. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Domain of Town
Knights of Pythias
Grand
Ward Ferguson
Harvey Freeman
Covina
Cal
Strathmore
Mae
Freemans
A. McCray
J. B. Kent
W. P. Wheeler
A. C. Peterson
J. A. Carroll
Ed Schnug
Dows
Des.”Moines
Dr. Schnug
Elgier Schnug
W. R. McGuire
Fort Dodge
Geo. Seipel
Community Letter Praises Service and Youth Involvement
The note highlights a strong Sunday worship with a large audience, praise for Vernon Sharp and Daphne Malcolm, and a return to normal Sunday school. It invites attendance at a Friday teachers reception, a church night, and next Sunday services focused on departing students. Donations for hospital and orphanage are requested with an extra offering next week.
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Vernon’ Sharp
Pax
Epworth League
Jesson
Vernon
Daphne Malcolm
Methodist Hospital
Humorists as Dense Self-Important Skeptics
The remark defines most humorists as self professed clever people who fail to persuade others to their views. It critiques their tendency to overestimate influence while lacking effective communication.
Bradgate Breezes with Johnsons and visitors
Mr and Mrs James Johnson and their children spent Sunday with friends at Armstrong Minnesota and Mrs T B Buck and Miss Lucile from Humboldt were Sunday guests at the Buck home.
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Olgen
Thaddeus and
Leslie
Alta
A. Is. Olsen
Rolfe
L. M.S. Rae Rolfe
Iowa
Hoveland
Paulina
Bradgate
James Johnson
Armstrong
International Manure Spreader Promises Easy Harvest Aid
Farmers during the harvest season are urged to consider the International Manure Spreader for quick uniform distribution of manure. The No. 2 model accommodates two horses with fifty to sixty bushels capacity, while the larger version for three horses holds sixty five to seventy five bushels. Roller bearings ensure light draft and an all steel frame resists misalignment. Also advertised are wagon boxes and related equipment with mention of delivery to Doeringfield Bros. and a terse note about women and jam duties.
Primrose Direct Power Drive Boosts Milk Separator
The Primrose Direct Power Drive adds engine assisted separation to a hand operated Primrose Cream Separator. A 1.5 HP International kerosene engine powers the drive, letting farmers handle large milk volumes without exhausting manual turning.
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Primrose
Harvest Cutting-Down Corn Machinery Described For Work
The article explains cutting corn for silage using McCormick and Deering binders able to cut five to seven acres daily per worker. It notes loaders aid efficiency, and machines can adjust for tall or leaning corn. Readers are invited to see one in town.
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Webb’s Drug Store
The
P. A. McCray
B. L. Green
Poland
China
W. Meredith
Plover
Hick
Bay of H. C. Kauffmani
Varsailles
L. L. Ball
Versailles
Livermore
West Rolfe
Byron G. Boos
Guy Graham
J. A. Johnson
Inspirational Institute
County Inspirational Institute
Grace D. McMichael
Savings Bank
Rolfe, 1Owa
Harold Schaeffer
J. R. McIntire
D.W. Trick
Priscilla
P.A. McCray
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
Harriss Thomas
Dyson
Jas. Bradbury
Gertrude Hoag
Geneva
Iowa Falls
Pearl Kent
Bede
F. F. Caywood
Carroll
Nels Smith
John Logan
Conlee Hoag
Waterloo
Mrs. Chas. Nichols
Tosel Furpitare
Sotte
Doeringfield Bros
Cor Harvest
iHardssare
L. W. Wheeler Tire Co
Tires
Home Purntire Co
A.D. Megaukin Co
Schill & Hubenleht Co
Chas. A. Bawn
Kautzky & Son
Family Shoe
Jonex Piano Co
Muster Inch & Olson
Mack Wurthur Wewwelly
Bryant Co
Wheeler Clothing Go
Win Loggery
Malloy Millinery
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