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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
8
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A fragmentary note describes a quiet lay scene with small acts and simple moments. Readers infer a subdued mood and gentle pace, focusing on quiet details rather than eventful action.
A long list of visits, family gatherings, and travel fills the week in Havelock and nearby communities. Residents and relatives from Pocahontas to Rolfe, Emmetsburg, and Fort Dodge visited, with numerous trips for medical care, shopping, and leisure. The piece also notes a gas stove explosion near a home and a large Aug Froh family picnic in Emmetsburg.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild laxative that clears bowel trouble overnight. It claims the remedy aids absorbed poisons, improves circulation, and strengthens nerves with a pleasant taste and wide age appeal based on Dr Caldwell's seven decades of constipation study.
Entomologists say Hessian fly danger has passed and planting wheat is safe in Pocahontas County. Good rains should help a strong stand though volunteer wheat is unlikely. Grasshoppers may threaten wheat this fall but poison bran can control them if numbers rise.
The Havelock Methodist Church lists Rev. C L Day as pastor. Sunday schedule includes church school and morning worship, with services next Sunday at the church. The note invites readers to attend and be welcomed. The Arrow Now subscription is urged.
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