07 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
1
The Arrow defends newspaper proofing errors amid a busy issue. It notes reader tolerance, criticizes candidates like Henry Field and Glenn C. Haynes, and highlights fiscal and taxation reform calls. Fred C. Gilchrist's economy speech is praised as a master theme.
Gilchrist denounces a 50-50 federal highway proposal as a raid on the treasury. He warns of burdens on taxpayers and future generations, urging retrenchment and avoidance of new appropriations while stressing the need for rural route maintenance and about to be mortgaged posterity.
Several notices announce candidacies for Pocahontas county offices on the Republican ticket in the June 1932 primary. C W Peterson seeks state representative from Fonda, E R Stahly runs for sheriff, Luther Thompson of Rolfe and S F Hiatt of Pocahontas also declare sheriff bids, with T W Ellis Palmer and others urging voter support.
A flurry of public notices announces candidates for Pocahontas County offices in the upcoming June 1932 Republican primary. Names listed include F M Tice Pocahontas for clerk, Fred M. Addison Pocahontas for county attorney, A C Carmichael Pocahontas for county attorney, Claude W Wilson Havelock for county recorder, Katherine Boffrell Pocahontas for recorder of deeds, Carlson Pocahontas for treasurer, Roy A Johnson for county auditor, and J M Bush Plover for first district supervisor with Powhatan Des Moines Clinton and Garfield townships.
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