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March 14, 1930
The Harlem News
Harlem, Blaine County, Montana
What is this article about?
F. M. Rolfe, a long-time Blaine County resident and barber, plans to move to Minneapolis with his son Erwin to establish offices for the Minnesota-American Baby Bond Company, selling baby bonds across Minnesota, a popular thrift method from Colorado.
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F. M. Rolfe and Son Will Establish Business
F. M. Rolfe, well known Blaine county resident of a number of years, who has operated a barber shop in this city the past three years, will be leaving soon for Minneapolis, where he and his son, Erwin, will be associated in business.
The Rolfes will establish offices in Minneapolis for the Minnesota-American Baby Bond Company, having the entire state of Minnesota as their territory for selling baby bonds. The "baby bond" is a means of thrift and savings that has been very popular in Colorado.
The Minnesota company will be conducted on a similar plan and has a promising future for its managers.
F. M. Rolfe, well known Blaine county resident of a number of years, who has operated a barber shop in this city the past three years, will be leaving soon for Minneapolis, where he and his son, Erwin, will be associated in business.
The Rolfes will establish offices in Minneapolis for the Minnesota-American Baby Bond Company, having the entire state of Minnesota as their territory for selling baby bonds. The "baby bond" is a means of thrift and savings that has been very popular in Colorado.
The Minnesota company will be conducted on a similar plan and has a promising future for its managers.
What sub-type of article is it?
Business Announcement
Local News
What keywords are associated?
Baby Bonds
Minneapolis Business
F. M. Rolfe
Family Association
Thrift Savings
What entities or persons were involved?
F. M. Rolfe
Erwin
Where did it happen?
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Story Details
Key Persons
F. M. Rolfe
Erwin
Location
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Story Details
F. M. Rolfe and son Erwin will leave for Minneapolis to establish offices for the Minnesota-American Baby Bond Company, selling baby bonds throughout Minnesota, following the successful model from Colorado.