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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
3
A health feature advocates daily hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims the practice improves appearance and prevents ailments from bad breath to constipation, urging readers to try the inexpensive remedy.
The Republican candidate delivered a keynote address at Carnegie Hall praised as comprehensive, logical, and unequivocal. Observers say Hughes defined his goals, criticized the current administration, and offered a decisive, centered message likely to shape his campaign strategy.
Accepting Hughes highlights America First and efficiency. He argues for adequate preparedness not militarism and says war risks stem from the Administration. He condemns U S policy toward Mexico, Huerta, Villa, and Vera Cruz, and endorses federal workmen’s compensation and women's suffrage.
A terse, satirical tirade rails at domestic neglect and editorials while urging readers to focus on newspaper advertising and merchant pages. It contrasts battlefield heroism with peacetime purity and mocks public commentary as editors seek adverse reactions.
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors resolves that the drains and watercourses described in the 1916 agreement and attached papers are established as Consent Drainage District No 91 with full jurisdiction retained. It also directs notice to contractor J Webb regarding abandonment of Section 22 of Drainage District 77 and sets September 27, 1916 for letting grading contracts.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Howell of Boulder Colorado arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Howell's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Clow in Bradgate, sharing time with local family.
Laisa, C J Sheldon attended an Fort Dodge fashion show last Thursday. W S Wallace and John Anderson served on a Humboldt County jury this week. Residents from Sherburne Minn and nearby towns visited relatives, including Miss Anne Peterson Linn Grove and Miss Esther Nina Smith. Humboldt visitors included Mrs Robert Sayers and others. Attendees traveled by auto, and social visits continued with shopping and church outreach. The N M Club gathered at Mrs T S Buck Humboldt with a two course dinner and games. Former member Mayrl Dean of Rolfe joined the club. Visitors from Latimer, Bradgate and Gilmore City joined the weekend social rounds.
Walter Turley Jr. managed affairs at Fort Dodge last Wednesday. Rev. McDonald presided over the conference meeting in town on Tuesday. Rasmus Hemmerson spends the week at the farm. Mesdames Jake and Rossie Long shopped in Rolfe on Wednesday. Miss Jane Brown of the school faculty visited relatives in Dakota City over the weekend.
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