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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
1
A 2 mill tax proposal to fund municipal bands draws mixed reaction across counties with Laurens Pocahontas and Havelock voting yes while Rolfe rejects it. The column urges prudent finances yet notes band potential in Rolfe and argues taxation may reach all supporters, even the hard to reach.
A fragmented note mentions Bertie Bo amid a wartime context with implied support and appreciation. The readable text signals a historical or humorous reference without clear dates or locations.
A chaotic note urges Democratic voters at Mary election to attend the upcoming ballot. Rose McCormie appeals for support, warning she will appreciate their vote. The fragmented text references a county town and election.
Edward John Kreul announces his candidacy for county office in Iowa subject to the Republican primary decision in June 1922. The declaration appears in a local notice listing Kreul as a filed candidate.
Fred M. Hudson announces his candidacy for re election as county attorney of Pocahontas County Iowa. He seeks the Republican nomination at the primary election to be held June 5 1922.
Robert Winegarden states he will seek re nomination for the office of sheriff of Pocahontas County Iowa, subject to the will of Republicans at the June primary and asks for conscientious support.
W. W. Green announces candidacy for the clerk of courts in the upcoming June primary and asks Republican voters for their support. He emphasizes his readiness to serve and asks for backing from party members.
A candidate announces he will seek re election as county auditor of Pocahontas County Iowa subject to the regular June primary by the Republican party. The statement expresses intent to continue in office pending primary results.
Representative aspirant announces candidacy for the Seventy-Sixth Iowa District Pocahontas County on the Republican ticket at the June primary and seeks the support of all voters who can conscientiously back the bid.
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 F C Gilchrist announces candidacy for Republican nomination for senator in Iowa Hit Tieth District. He calls for strict economy in government, farm prosperity and price stability, support for cooperative marketing, and substantial backing for soldiers beyond gratitude. He pledges to legislate accordingly.
Advice on bait boxes with two inch holes at ends to deter rats from entering. Warns keep barium carbonate away from children and animals. Recommends emetic for poisoning and seeking medical help. Notes Farmers Bulletin No. 896 on permanent rat relief and how to obtain it from the U S Department of Agriculture.
Marion Bruce sworn March 31 1921 attests she is publisher editor managing editor and owner of The Rolfe Arrow a weekly newspaper in Rolfe Pocahontas Iowa and that no bondholders mortgagees or other security holders hold an interest in the paper. Robt Bruce Notary Public signs the affidavit.
Practical guidance on preparing three bait types with barium carbonate and distributing them in rat hotspots. It covers bait selection from meats, produce, and other foods, mixing ratios, application methods, and repeat cycles until rodent control is achieved.
The article explains how sweet potato syrup mucilage coats stamps. It details pumping the liquid through pipes to rollers, spraying on sheets, and drying in a hot air flue to complete the drying process.
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