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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
2
Readers reflect on the Bible admitting gaps in understanding while noting frequent disinterest in reading. The comment suggests a hesitation to engage with scripture and hints at varying levels of familiarity.
Day Bros. of Gilmore City offers Shropshire sheep for sale including one two and three year olds. Contact details provided in the notice for buyers seeking herd stock.
Local families visit relatives in Manson Bradgate Fort Dodge and Newell with stops at the Chaney home A thirteen year old seeks a girls only book at a branch library desk prompting the librarian to suggest several titles finally guessing Keeping Up With Lizzie by Bacheller and it is found to be correct
A commuter recalls helping a man who fainted in London by loosening his collar, tie pin, and watch chain to aid his breathing and comfort. The brief reflects street level first aid methods and urban urgency.
Paris muttered spectacle notes Paris Adonis with a perfect sixty six and 210 pound frame. M Wolfman of Paris celebrated as France’s handsomest man, his figure emphasizes a sixty six inch waist in a bold display.
The article advises transplanting shrubs in fall while they are dormant, noting Lower State College research favors autumn moves for root stability. It outlines fall and winter handling of trees, trenching and straw packing, plus optimal timing for evergreens and a Presbyterian church notes section with rally schedules and musical events.
Thousands of farmers have learned that feeding whole grain to stock limits profits. Some shell and grind corn with small grains to improve mastication and digestion. A McCormick Deering Shelter and Feed Grinder powered by an International Engine enhances value from grain and stock.
Wednesday program schedules a 2 30 P M rally for Cradle Roll with H C Wiegman in charge. A 3 30 P M Bazaar of Excelsior Society runs through the afternoon and evening with booths games needlework sale and cafe lunch. A 7 30 P M mid week service rally follows. Friday 7 20 P M Sunday School Social closes a week of activities.
How Many Hands How Many Hands to keep up with a McCormick Deering corn picker requires four teen hands to operate from sunrise to sunset. The Ad claims the McCormick Deering picker can handle five to seven acres per day, promising time labor and cash savings.
The passage urges prudent financial planning by cautioning that future gains depend on present actions. It suggests storing seed money where it stays safe from freezing and emphasizes that happiness rests on having one essential thing.
Fragmentary notes mention grain elevators and pricing discussions. References to twenty five pounds and a dollar twenty five cents arise in a stray text about storage and value. The source shows garbled quotes and unclear context but centers on grain handling and potential trade talks.
An essay links civilization to dairy farming and modern machines, praising the Primrose Cream Separator as a key contributor. A household tip suggests floor oil to make floors shine and a daily habit of learning something new, with an optimistic line about sunshine behind clouds.
Pastor Rev. J. O. Wangberg leads services on Sunday October 1 with a Norwegian language service at 10 30 a m Sunday school and Bible class at noon Luther League at 7 pm and English language service at 8 pm Prayer meeting is held each Wednesday evening at eight o clock
Preaching services set for 3:00 p m Sunday October 1 with Rev JP M Magnussen of Rutland in the pulpit. Sunday school moved to 2:00 p m next Sunday instead of the usual hour.
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