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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1916

Page

7

Save Seed Corn In September For Strong Stands

An Iowa farmer urges farmers to save seed corn each September by selecting best formed ears and strong stalks. Dry the kernels thoroughly with fire heat in a ventilated dry room then shell and sort by kernel size for uniform planting. He cites decades of experience, warns against damp storage, and claims wide gains in yield and state wealth if all farmers follow these methods.

Iowa Board of Control Towa

Weatherwax Brothers Quartet at Rolfe Opera House

The Weatherwax Brothers presented a Lyceum performance at the Rolfe Opera House on October 2, 1916, delivering a perfected quartet style that drew praise from a Lyceum figure for its blend and tone. They also featured English trumpet quartette numbers introduced to the Lyceum in an evening that packed the venue.

Hawkeyes Weatherwax Brothers Lyceum

Mrs Linnie Carl to Address Union Meeting

Mrs Linnie Carl national Meld Secretary of the Young Peoples Branch of the WCTU will speak at a union meeting in the M E church next Sunday evening. Press praise from White Ribbon Bulletin and Miles City Journal highlight her engaging address and clear command of her topic.

Linnie Carl White Ribbon Miles City Mont Linnie Carl Young Peoples M. EB

Instructive Uplift On Youth and Decorum

A comic moralizing note contrasts Mexican cousins with Western values, urging restraint and proper behavior. The speaker warns against sowing wild oats, suggesting one may regret excess in old age. The text emphasizes discipline and affection in youth.

Uncle Samuel

No One Feared Haiti in Roosevelt Hughes Speech

The Roosevelt speech in Lewiston Maine defending Charles Hughes argues Wilson’s Haiti occupation was needed but condemns Mexican intervention as equally vital and warns against unequal treatment of the two nations based on Haiti’s weakness.

Haiti Mexico Mr. Wilson Hualti Colonel Roosevelt Lewiston Maine Charles EH. Hughes

The Republican Party Platform Aims to Protect Industry

The passage outlines Republican aims to protect American workers and industry, safeguard economic independence, and promote fair application of protective principles with support from an expert investigative body.

Republican Party Congress

Quips and Quarrels in Public Life and Private Nuisances

A collage of satirical observations critiques political campaigns and public discourse. It mocks Car­ranza era commissions, German drives, and sensational headlines while lampooning flirtation, propriety, and the vanity of public figures. The tone is caustic and humorous.

Look Younger by Keeping Liver and Bowels Healthy

Advertisement urges maintaining regular bowels and a healthy liver to look and feel younger. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and biliousness, describing them as easy to take and agreeable. Widely available advertised under the 21-41 ad category.

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GEO. O. Hauck & CO Rolfe Hudimger John Downie N. I. Hoyne Centerville S. D J. O.erwin Newell F. E. Hoyne Mr. Hoyne Milton Beck Springville Julius White Lucile Charlton Eagle Grove THE Weathierwax Bros. Orchestra Carranza Heaven Barcus Willin
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