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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1917

Page

5

Countywide Demonstration for Soldiers at Pocahontas

The county plans a large patriotic demonstration for returning soldiers on September 18 and 19 at Pocahontas with a dinner, parade, and speeches led by Hon. Pi Allen. Local businesses and Miss Rose McGormick and Bertha Bowers aided the effort. Judge DeLand spoke. A list shows men reported for duty and a larger mobilization of 45 troops is planned for Camp Dodge next week.

Pocahontas Des Moines Pi Allen Pocahontas Busingess Rose Mc‘gormick Bertha Bowers Ek‘uption Board DeLand Poys Gilbert Hunt Roy Blanchard Claren J. Mather Laurens Wilhelm Holst Rolfe Arthur J. Naughton Geo. F. Tucker Ware Marlin Olsen Edgar R. Rogander Reeds Brook W. Gill Ray Farl Cook Gustaf W. Nelson Theodore Tedman Leslie Webster Earl Johnson Bob Lincoln Conner Wm. H. Assing Elmer H. Convy William Schmidt Bert Rollin Smith Thomas J. Hamilton Guy Clark Adrian Bishop Raymond L. Kenney Thomas D. Jones Albert J. Farsberg Florent Joseph Koebel Claude A. Peterson Ernest LeRoy Cook Nels M. Peterson John Herman Reckless Elmer T. Bricknow Arthur B. Messenger Edward Grossman Ernest Baker Frank W. Gembling Clifford R.lorimer Raw F. Murphy Ellsworth F. Crummer Frank Benjamin Spp RCR Clell M. Langley Henry C. Thompson Harry Lesle Land Raymond L. Evans Harry DeYoung Guy W. Heller Harry BE. Cooksey Arthur Brown Marvin R. Richmond Arthur Nelson Fred C. Schoon Wm. Wesley Eral John F. Mullen Jens Chris Sorenson G. H. Arnold Charles Leon Hixon

Exempted Soldiers List From Last Call Published

The last call exempted for physical reasons lists Rude Fonda A B P Wood Fred Cochran Fondas Ol L Howland Rolfe J Megoh Rolfe J J Byrnes Palmer Henry Dall Gil More City Pearson Palmer MR Fisher Rolfe L B Wagner Gilmore City J E Koshbohn Pome roy Anton Macovets Pocahontas E Quinn Pomeroy J F Lampe Palmer. Subcribe For The Arrow Now.

Rude Fonda A.B. P. Wood Fred Cochran Fondas Ol L. Howland Rolfe Megoh J. J. Byrnes Palmer Henry Dall Gil More City BL i Pearson M.R. Fisher L. B. Wagner Gilmore City Pomeroy Anton Macovets Pocahontas E. Quinn J. F. Lampe

Naval and Military Examinations Soon

Frank P. Woods announces competitive examinations for appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis and the Military Academy at West Point. Eligible ages are sixteen to twenty for Annapolis and seventeen to twenty two for West Point. Exams will be held at Fort Dodge, Iowa on October 24, 1917. Applications should be sent around October 1.

Naval Academy Annapolis Military Academy West Point Militar Academy Fort Dodge Iowa Frank P. Woods Congma 10Th Iowa Dist

Sewer Work Progres ses in East Town with Italian Laborers

Contractors push sewer project as big trench machine and steady help speed progress in the eastern streets. Seventeen Italian laborers arrived from Emmetsburg, boosting effort though machine breakdowns and labor shortages hampered earlier work. The fall completion looks more likely, and area residents note rapid advancement despite setbacks. Also, bills against the Rolfe Racing Association should be sent to Secretary F. M. Ritchey.

Emmetsburg Brea

Merchandise Thieves Hit Tolan Bros at Fonda

Robbers broke in through the transom at the Tolan Bros store in Fonda and carried away merchandise valued between three and five thousand dollars. They loaded items into an automobile and fled at high speed, leaving silk fragments along the street as evidence. Sheriff Winegarden and Marshal Geo Harless investigated, but no arrests reported.

Tolan Bros Fonda John Tolan Mark Winegarden Geo. Harless Rolfe Iowa

King Corn Wins Close Bout From Jack Frost

A humorous report recalls King Corn narrowly defeating Jack Frost in two nightly clashes. Weather notes mention frigid temperatures around 38 degrees and speculate on no killing frost until October, framing the event as a lighthearted harvest forecast.

King Corn Jack Frost Fred Malcolm Jack Shake‘speare

Laurens Man Crowder Joins Navy Electrician

Crowder of Laurens, long involved in the electrical trade, now serves as an electrician in the navy. He writes home about a recent trip to France aboard troop transports, though details of the voyage cannot be published.

Will Crowder Laurens Rolfe Navy France

Behrendsen Expands Herd With Prize Porker Purchase

Nis Behrendsen, renowned in the region for Duver Jersey hogs, adds a state fair prize winner to his stock. The purchased pig, a third prize winner in its class, suffered a temporary limp at judging but recovered fully. The deal strengthens local herds across Poland China, Hampshire, Duroc, and Chester White breeds. Watch our pork.

Nis Behrendsen Behrendsen Poland

Red Cross Room Open Tuesdays and Thursdays for Knitting

Red Cross room will be open Tuesday evenings at 7 30 and all day Thursday from 9 00 to aid men headed to France. Rolfe chapter slow to start but expected to contribute. knitted sweaters mufflers wristlets and socks are in demand. If times don’t work, arrange with Miss Dora Barker.

Red Cross France Red Cross Society Rolfe Dora Barker

Automobiles and Liquor Affected Road Accident Report

The Pocahontas Democrat notes a serious collision four miles south of Poca near Marshall township. A northbound car swerved, struck another vehicle, and three men fled after removing liquor from their car. Sheriff Winegarden found bottled beer and whisky. a man later paid $100 fine and $75 damages. A second incident near Langsett place involved a Ford on its side. driver Jim Hallahan injured but alive after whisky traces.

Pocahontas Democrat Poca Sherman Cundiff Marshall Township Winegarden Pocahontas Cundi Langsett Place Jim Hallahan T. J. Quinlan Gilmore City

Slamming the Other Town in Fonda Dispute

The Fonda Times denounces the Pocahontas Democrat for accusing the Washington Hotel of immoral use. The Times questions the truth of the charges and suggests residents would know of any misconduct, urging clarity and denouncing insinuations.

Fonda Times Fonda Pocahontas Democrat Washington the Times

Willard Wheeler Brings Bride Home From Centerville Wedding

Willard Wheeler, eldest son of Mr and Mrs EB Wheeler, married Miss Ola Watkins of Eddyville Iowa in Centerville on September 4 1910. The couple will live in Rolfe with plans to move to Eddyville later.

Willard Wheeler Ola Watkins Eddyville Iowa Centerville Ric, Henderson Rolfe Willard Howly Lfe Elmer Sandvig Sadie Lilly Humboldt Elmer EK. FE Sandvng Ritchey's Sandvig Grover Gruvers

Bazaar and supper by The Rebekahs at near-future event

The Rebekahs led by Noble Grand Dr. Fuller-White plan a general bazaar entertainment and supper. The Olive Branch Society hosts a gathering at the M Goodmiller home on Thursday September 20 with Goodmiller Sisters and a comedian. Luncheon is ten cents. The notice urges wartime effort and community turnout.

Rebekahs Dr. Fuller-White Olive Branch Society M. Goodmiller

Smokes for Soldiers Club Organizes in Rolfe

A Rolfe movement titled Smokes for Soldiers awaits contributions with officers elected at Imaginary Hall. Big Smoke Deane Trick leads a crew including John Doyle Ward Ferguson Carl White Hank Kober Pat Hanlon Chas Bowen Fred Hille and Frank Hoyne to raise funds for tobacco for soldiers abroad. Contributors may leave funds with Ward Ferguson or other officers to ensure tobacco reaches the pouch.

Rolfe Ward Ferguson Deane Trick Association Deane W. Trick John Doyle Carl J. White Hank Kober Pat Hanlon Chas. Bowen Fred Hille Frank Hoyne

Rolfe Racing Meet Hopes Dashed by Rain

The Rolfe Racing Association staged two two day meets on July 4 5 and September 6 7 but both were ruined by rain on the second day. Attendance was fair and Gilmore City won the ball game 5 to 3 over Rolfe. The band and Pocahontas visitors provided entertainment, while a first inning accident disrupted Rolfe’s defense and led to four early runs. Continued on Page Five.

Rolfe Gilmore Bodo Humboldt Mallard Hans Hille Bristow Fort Dodge Omaha Eagle Grove Pocahontas Boys Thursaday Gilmore City Dustytown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ft. Dodge Italy Rolfe Racing Association F. M. Ritchey Crowder Poca County Hell John Barleycorn Big Rebekah Diddings Smokes For Soldiers Club G. Carmichael Heathman Is Barth Ewes
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