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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
8
An excerpt features Mrs Deane debating security and autonomy with bold, vivid dialogue. The narrative voice captures tensions of gender roles and social expectations through intimate conversation and dramatic inner thoughts.
In Cottonwood camp a tense mood lingers as a young woman muses on spiritual release while riders and gamblers shape a frontier society. The narrator recalls Stage robbery clues, camp politics, Judge Cowan and Chris McGrath, and a series of murder cases defended as self defense.
A young journalist in Cottonwood camp absorbs camp politics and finance while chasing thrilling casework. He notes Marcus handling mining and political news, writing items and setting them up in emergencies, amid murders, holdups, a miner’s accident, and a prospector’s grizzly encounter.
R E Graver G J Corbett and W M Butson attended events in Plover on Monday. Residents note health updates and family arrivals including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Fred Maltzhan. Water supply failures disrupted town services prompting repairs and local travel to Fort Dodge Pocahontas and Lake Okoboji.
The Pocahontas County Board ledger itemizes numerous payments including wages, witness fees, constable and legal service charges, and fund allocations for Insane, Poor, and Drainage, plus notes on a local dance and residents traveling to Emmetsburg for the fair. The long list names individuals and amounts, reflecting routine county expenses.
A medical remark urges careful use of warmth to induce sweating in adults under forty five with normal heart function. It cautions against forcing sweat in dry skins and warns against aggressive treatments causing headaches or cardiac strain. The skin is described as a key eliminative organ alongside kidneys and lungs.
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