Arrow reflects on eighteen years serving Pocahontas County readers
The Arrow marks Volume 19 with a pledge of free speech and community service. Editor Byron G. Allen’s Republican bid for state representative is noted amid reflections on past campaigns and a wary eye on national politics. The piece critiques inflation in stocks and jokes about selling seats at the New York Stock Exchange, ending with a rural county sentiment.
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Roy A Johnson Announces Run For Pocahontas County Auditor
Roy A Johnson announces candidacy for nomination as Pocahontas County Auditor in Iowa. He seeks the Republican primary voters support in June.
Carlson Seeks Nomination for Pocahontas County Treasurer
John F. Carlson announces his candidacy for the office of county treasurer of Pocahontas County Iowa. He pledges to seek the nomination in the Republican primary in June and to stand to the will of the party voters.
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Pocahontas County Sheriff and Clerk Candidates Announced
G G Butler Rolfe Iowa announces candidacy for Pocahontas County sheriff subject to June Republican primary. O S Omundson and H C West also seek sheriff. A I Andersen Fonda Iowa and C G James Pocahontas Iowa announce run for Clerk of the District Court subject to June primary.
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Pocahontas County Attorney Candidate Announcement
Abe DeVaul of Rolfe Iowa declares candidacy for Pocahontas County attorney subject to the June 4 1928 election. He seeks Republican votes and urges voters to support his bid in the primary.
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Cities and country split over road bond issue debate
The piece argues opposition to a state road bond plan remains strong despite city support, urging opponents not to overlook urban voters and noting a Des Moines expert links education and agricultural problems to tax burdens. It cites Sioux City and Cedar Rapids defeats and discusses tax implications and funding.
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Education and money in politics clash in a public plea
The piece argues for informed voters and targeted education on economic aid needs while warning against campaign influence. It critiques McNary Haugen, cites Fall and Doheny, Sinclair, and Doheny, and discusses campaign contributions, party financing, and the role of the people in funding political campaigns.
A Basis for Local Support in Rolfe Merchants
Rolfe merchants advertise to show appreciation for community pride and support. They seek to prosper by service to residents within traveling distance and by earning goodwill through making shopping a pleasure and benefit to customers.
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Rolfe Merchants Call for Local Support and Fair Deals
Rolfe merchants urge residents to patronize them on merit price and friendliness noting their role in civic building and community help. They argue no other business class offers higher standards and seek public support based on trust and value.
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Probate Notice for Will No 1676 in Pocahontas County
The District Court of Pocahontas County Iowa announces a hearing on the last will of Martha Nelson, deceased, dated April 28, 1919. The hearing is at 2 PM on the 24th day of April 1928 at the Pocahontas courthouse. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed.
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