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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
12
A读 passage argues workers are capital investments for employers. Pay and performance determine value as firms seek high earners. Stay a paying, lossless asset to attract top salaries. employers hire standout talent and replace those who underperform.
Poem laments cruel law for blade and blood, criticizing how stabbing the heart escapes harsher punishment while open wounds reveal cries for swift justice. It argues violence is seen as fair in some eras, contrasting with lawful punishment for the act. Crimson imagery underscores moral critique.
A fragment notes a difference between Brazilian and Cape diamonds in phosphorescence. Brazilian stones show vivid glow when exposed to radiation while Cape stones show little or no phosphorescence. The passage suggests this as a method for distinguishing gems.
Richard Lloyd Jones extols a single minded purpose as the key to wealth and success. He argues poverty harms not virtue and that real nobility comes from heart and head culture. He stresses determination and concentration as essential tools for rising above fortune.
Pocahontas County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets in regular session and adopts a resolution to condemn land owned by W C Stotts for gravel and road use. The action directs the County Attorney to commence condemnation for a parcel in Section 10, Township 92, Range 33, and authorizes a 25 foot roadway. The board also discusses contractor settlements for the new courthouse and adjourns to August 21 1923.
Fort Dodge shoppers chase wide discounts across clothing and footwear for all ages. Men’s wool suits and overcoats join low-cost children’s wear, women’s dresses and coats, and army surplus items with prices dropping to under five dollars on many pieces.
Public records detail the Pocahontas county court house project elevation decisions with cost trims and soil considerations. It notes bids cut by 40 600 dollars to fit appropriation and plans approved by Proudfoot Bird Rawson, with a Sept 4 1923 dedication ordered by the Board of Supervisors.
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