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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
2
Local notes detail visits and moves around Havelock Iowa including Mrs Thorson and Ed Cork Cl arson, Forsythe and Garlock families, and shifts of cattle, hogs, and machinery. Postmaster Grove announces winter hours starting October 4 and Verna Grove secures a Brookings Press position.
Plover M E Church reports Rev. Lewis N Moody's sermons and upcoming rites including baptism and new member reception next Sunday. Youth prayer meetings run Thursday, Wednesday, and a parallel young women meeting. Sunday school at 10 and Epworth League at 7 aim to boost revival gains. Tickets are on sale for an October 16 lecture and entertainment series. Subscriptions for local expenses and benevolences are urged before the annual conference next week. W F M Society meets Wednesday at 2:30 with ongoing ant work reference.
The Epworth League has arranged a winter lecture and entertainment course featuring top national lecturers. The program seeks broad community support and praise for its initiative in improving the town. The first program is set for October 16.
A meek husband explains why he tolerates his wife bossing him. The obstreperous spouse urges assertion, while the man notes his wife's lack of fulfillment and his reluctance to deprive her of the pleasure of ruling.
A fragmented dialogue scene shows an employment agentess seeking a cook while an employer asks for a cook. A playful exchange includes a boy Earlie and his father with a counterfeit coin joke. A stern mother confronts her daughter about George after a proposal.
Farmers in the community have drafted another petition for school consolidation. The move is praised as beneficial and initiated by farmers who will gain the most. Hope is raised to avoid bitterness seen with the prior petition.
A humorous quip contrasts persuasive kitchen training with a label of domestic science, illustrating how terminology shapes attitudes toward home labor. The exchange centers on a father or advisory figure reframing chores as structured study.
Plover Presbyterian notes return to church services next Sunday with reminders to be on time. U P S C E to discuss improving their society at 6 30 PM and an evening sermon at 7 30 PM with a welcome to all. The column ends with a light joke about the scandal editor lacking juicy stories.
A compact verse notes men fret over big trusts while longing for the grocer’s aid when funds run low, contrasting public outcry with everyday needs. The poem hints at economic pressures and
A brief dialogue notes a mirror attachment on a typewriter and claims it significantly speeds work for a girl. The exchange highlights a small tech improvement and a practical reading of efficiency in a domestic context.
The excerpt shows a character asking why articles on frugal living exist, and another replies the aim is to earn enough money to avoid such poverty. The dialogue reflects tension between journalism and the practical need to survive.
A brief dialogue contrasts the costs of living and loafing with a humorous exchange. The Old Fogg laments money’s reach while the Grouch dismisses hope for stretching funds, echoing a wry Life column perspective.
A wry courtroom exchange features Judge quipping that four hours of sleep suffices for any man as the defendant proclaims a vital belief in rest. The dialogue presents a humorous moment within the legal setting.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes contrasts between cruelty stories from war zones and the morale of troops, highlighting how the Scotch Highlanders carry bagpipes amid conflict as a symbol of resolve.
A statesman confirms discussions about the politician’s name surfacing as a potential candidate. The dialogue suggests deliberate hints about future electoral plans and public recognition.
Rev. W. P. Webb of the Havelock Methodist church postponed his youth thrift sermon to next week. The message will warn against wasteful spending and urge frugality and economy, citing examples from all ages. The service is set for 7 30 P M. Also notes a dog lost near Plover.
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