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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1914

Page

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Party labels blur as voters face shifting 1912 dynamics

The author notes voters struggle to define party identity amid diverse factions from La Follette to Taft and Bryan to Reed. It discusses presidential prospects, Johnson’s nomination, anti saloon league endorsements, Lowden’s backing, and Bryan’s media influence, with regional notes on Varina and Nebraska ontwikkelingen.

Balme Wm. H. Taft Hiram ‘Johnson Herbert Hoover Henry Allen Bryan Edwards Wilson Reed

Interchurch Movement Gains Wide Newspaper Advertising

The Interchurch Movement receives heavy rollout across nearly all U.S. papers as churches often underutilize promotions, signaling a broad effort to spread its message nationwide. The campaign emphasizes ecumenical cooperation and public participation in church initiatives.

Interchurch United States

Pocahontas County Politicians Enter Republican Primary

Voters are urged to support S L McIntire and G L Gunderson as candidates for representative in Pocahontas county. McIntire notes one term experience benefits legislative service and seeks Republican voters in the June primary. Gunderson also announces candidacy to represent Pocahontas county on the Republican ticket.

Pocahontas County G. L. Gunderson

County Auditor Announces Candidacy for Second Term

County official W. Gilcrrist of Pocahontas County declares candidacy for Republican nomination for county auditor. The race is subject to voters in the June 7, 1920 primary election.

Pocahontas County W. Gilcrrist

Pocahontas County Recorder Candidate Announcement

Rose McCormick announces her candidacy for County Recorder of Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Democratic voters at the June 7 primary election. The notice states the official designation of her campaign and the election date.

Pocahontas County Iowa Rose McCormick

County Officials Seek Party Nominations for Pocahontas County

County nominees announce candidacies for 1920 primary elections. Fred M. Hudson and T. F. Lynch seek the Republican and Democratic nominations for county attorney of Pocahontas County, contingent on June 7, 1920 voting. R. H. Winegarden runs as Republican candidate for sheriff in Pocahontas County with primary support sought.

Interchurch Movement Costs Rise as Overhead Grows

An editorial warns that publicity for the Interchurch Movement will boost overhead and cut receipts. It recalls postwar price swings, noting print paper costs have doubled from war-time lows and reflecting on Democratic price cycles and political blame.

Interchurch Sherman

Graveled roads praised amid spring floods and plans

A letter to the Spencer farm paper argues gravel roads proved their worth after a spring flood. It urges more graveling and hints stock in related firms may be offered to the public. The writer critiques weather forecasts and political vitriol while praising President Wilson.

Spencer Farm Bureau

Seed care advice to boost yields and feed people

The message urges careful handling of seed and seed beds to double harvests. It emphasizes prudent cultivation and fairness, reminding that feeding people matters more than individual wealth. The tone appeals to shared responsibility and thoughtful farming practices.

Soil Tests Show Acid Soils Need Limestone Across County

Tests of twenty samples in Laurens show fourteen acidic, Rolfe reports seventeen with acidity, and other county areas sixteen of twenty acidic, all needing two to four tons of limestone per acre. The Farm Bureau offers free tests and has shipped limestone for field trials as clover and alfalfa struggle on high ground.

Laurens Rolfe Farm Bureau Will Carey

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J. J. Bruce J. H. Lighter Marion Bruce the Arrow Man Mit Leonard Wood Johnson Taft Hughes Varina Hiram Johnson Anti-Saloon League Lowden Drys Chicago Heman W. J. Bryan Nebraska Hitchcock the State Savings Bank C. M. Webb Rolfe, Iowa the Regal Pocahontas’ County S. L. McIntire Fred M. Hudson T. F. Lynch R. H. Winegarden Garfield McKinley Bureau F. C. Thomas Company Ford Rolfe Auto CO Keystone Steel W. C. Shull
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