08 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
1
The Arrowman recalls editorials on corn prices and tax cuts impacting schools and teachers as agricultural hardship grows. He notes rising Rolfe taxes, farm income woes, and calls for parity with national prosperity while urging local action and responsible spending.
The National Farm News blasts President Coolidge and lawmakers for ignoring farm relief while pushing the Italian debt settlement. It warns the 69th Congress must act before adjournment or face farm voters in the next election, citing promises from 1924 and demanding real agricultural aid.
Multiple candidates announce runs in Pocahontas County Iowa for the June Republican primary. Offices include representative positions for Pocahontas County and the 77th District, senator reelection, county auditor, county treasurer, sheriff, county recorder, county attorney, and clerk of courts.
A column debates the Steck Brookhart senate contest and party strategy, noting propaganda, campaigning, and ethics. It reflects on honesty in elections, legal judgments, and the idea of returning to stronger prohibition with dignity, rejecting light wines and beer for now.
The excerpt notes voter anger and calls for constituent pressure in a county line town amid a discussion of political announcements. It reflects a wary view of cheap food districts and a national concern with prosperity, hinting at preserving the Union while cautioning against overreaction to weather or politics.
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