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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1917

Page

8

Spain Takes Over Austro-Hungarian Interests in U S

The State Department announced Sweden will assume Austro-Hungarian interests in the United States as Vienna cuts diplomatic ties. Austria-Hungary has severed relations with the United States under German pressure, with British, Japanese, Italian, French, and other interests to be reassigned.

Washington Austria-Hungary Germany United States Erich Zwiedinek State Department Stovall Berne Vienna Penfield Spain Austria- Hungary Sweden Zwiedinek Bulgaria Turkey Austria Cnier Backa France Great Britain Russia Serbia Japan Greece Morocco Egypt Anateia

Notable Parliament Presiding Officer Praised for Efficiency

The speaker underscores the presiding officer's swift, firm rulings and deep parliamentary expertise. He is described as one of the best, with 80 wall versed in parliamentary usage and a kindly manner that carries clear conviction.

County agents bill eyed to boost food yield

Des Moines notes that A. R. Corey secretary of the board of agriculture favors the county agent bill passed by the assembly. The measure lets boards of supervisors appropriate up to 2500 yearly for county agent work with 200 association members each contributing 500. It would bring 1200 federal aid totaling 4200 per county to aid farming and food conservation efforts.

Des Moines A. R. Corey Board of Agriculture Assembly Harding Board of Supervisors Corey

Iowa Farm Loans Cut 5 Percent Rate Aims Big Savings

The farm loan board projects $4,221,567 yearly savings for Iowa farmers by offering loans at a 5 percent flat rate. In the Omaha Land Bank district, nearly $10,000,000 in annual interest would be saved, with Iowa loans totaling about $469,083,000 at 5.9 percent, reducing the average rate by about one percentage point.

Iowa Dea Moines Omaha Land Bank Farm Loan Board Wyoming Towa

Iow a Ice Dealers Elect Officers at 1917 Meeting

J G Black of Des Moines Ice and Cold Storage was reelected president of the Iowa Ice Dealers association at the closing session. Officers reappointed include T J Conlin of Dubuque as vice president John Simpson of Waterloo Davenport as treasurer and I C Plane of Independence. Executive committee members are W W Wise Des Moines C M Kueh Davenport R T Pendra Oskaloosa W L Lee Mason City and J T Kearns Dubuque Ottumwa will host the 1918 convention.

Iee Des Moines J. G. Black Davenport R. T. Pendra Oskaloosa W. L. Lee Mason City J. T. Kearns Dubuque, Ottumwa

Dubuque Boat Yard Bids on Sub Chasers for US Navy

The Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works plans to bid on building submarine chasers for the United States government. The firm has long experience in boat construction and has built most large Mississippi River steel hull vessels. It also built the revenue cutter William Windom which served in the Spanish American War.

Lowans Sdubuque Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works United States Dubuqua Mississippi River United States Revenue William Windom

Dragged to Death by Horse Near Centerville

Centerville near here. The 12 year old son of Joseph Banks Jr a farmer was killed when dragged more than a quarter mile by a horse that balked as he tried to alight. A search found the horse and the boy’s body with his foot still in the stirrup.

Centerville Harry Banks Joseph Banks, Jr Here

University Offers Three Companies for War Prep

At a meeting of state university faculty in Iowa City an offer to raise two cavalry companies and one engineers unit in case of war was approved. State university authorities are conducting a military census of students, faculty and alumni as part of inter-collegiate preparedness plans. Andrew Jackson Pale Grove veteran, who helped guard the Springfield State house during Lincoln’s body lying in state, died at 77. This is the fifth death in the family over five months.

University Ofere Towa City State University Lincoln Cliinton Andrew Jackson Palegrove Springfeld State House Humboldt County Nevada Missouri Iowa D. C. Chase Webster City Senate Senator Chase Chase Wm. T. Hornaday New York Yeal Harding G. L. Caswell Idaho Montana M. B. Stine Fleming District Court

We Won’t Start War But Will Do Our Best

A defiant note promises strong effort to resist aggression. The speaker asserts determination to endure and persevere despite looming conflict, framing resolve as a collective duty. No specific dates or figures are provided.

Quail Season Debate and Nevada Livestock Growth

The article discusses a closed season on quail and a pro open season stance with Senator Ed M. Smith opposing the bill. It highlights Governor Harding's signature potential and calls for quail protection, plus notes Humboldt County cattle improvements and Nevada's livestock expansion with water-rich valleys supporting agriculture.

Des Moines Daily News praised for patriotism and editor leadership

A reader praises the Des Moines Daily News under new management for patriotism and fair editorials led by W. B. Battenfield and James E. Day. The letter argues for enforcement of quail protection laws, criticizes stray cats as bird threats, and notes a local cancer cure work by Dr. M. B. Stine.

Iowa Des Moines Messrs W. B. Battenfield James E. Day

Rankin in Des Moines Stirs Interest as War Vote Draws Eyes

Miss Jeannette Rankin the Montana congresswoman faced fatigue and scrutiny in Des Moines on her voyage east. As the first woman in Congress she balanced a strong antiwar stance with public expectations, drawing admiration for her poise and feminine presence. The writer praises Frank L. Mott’s Grand Junction Globe as a model newspaper with strong original editorials. A fur trader in northeastern Iowa is expected to profit as demand rises for fur bearers, skunk and coon, amid war-time scarcity.

Jeannette Rankin Montana Des Moines Congress Frank L. Mott Grand Junction Globe Mott Towa North Woods Iowa Skunk Coon C. C. Pugh

Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief

Forget your aches with Sloan's Liniment the universal remedy for rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia and sore muscles It penetrates without rubbing provides relief from strains sprains and wrenched ligaments Keep it on hand for emergencies at your druggist's Adv 250

Sloan

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