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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
4
Farmers in the area report hog losses and fear swine cholera. Several have vaccinated hogs with more to follow, amid growing concerns and steps to protect herds.
No school Thursday and Friday due to the teachers Institute at Pocahontas. Entertainment season opens Friday October 6 with a free public event. hoping for a new piano. Friday the boys beat Havelock 16 to 16. girls lost to Gilmore City 21 to 14 after limited practice. Gilmore City played well and a return game is set in one week. Miss Ventrees took a vacation for an ulcerated tooth. Library contains 1469 books with 1171 ready to loan.
The best way to grow a business is to promote others who serve your customers. By speaking well of a local harness maker and other trades you gain influence and potential referrals. Sincere endorsements build trust, broaden networks, and can multiply results beyond direct sales and profits.
Communitywide appeal promotes a five-event lecture and entertainment course with Lyndon Gordon Company, Bess Gearhart Morrison, Oscar G. Chrisgau, A. Whitfield Bay, and Cordova Concert Company. All five events for 1.50, children 1.00, tickets available soon.
An entertainment lecture hybrid staged by Paul Sunshine Dietrich blends humor and drama. It travels from cradle to grave with scenes of babies to old men, war tales, Indian club swinging and barnyard impressions. The program lasts about ninety minutes at the M B church Friday evening admission 25c pupils 16c.
A critical editorial questions Navy funding and administration. It accuses the War Department of maneuvering veterans, voting blocs, and officials to back a preferred candidate. The piece mocks rhetorical pretense and cites past disasters to argue for accountability.
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