12 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
1
A speaker critiqued overzealous law enforcement and the eighteenth amendment while defending constitutional rights. He warned against persecuting nonbelievers and urged equal regard for all amendments including fourteenth and fifteenth, noting selective enforcement breeds disrespect for law.
The text critiques tax treatment of land and loans, argues for equal treatment of borrowed funds for farm loans, and voices support for ending persecution linked to money lending. It condemns racial violence and praises honest behavior, urging cooperative cultivation of zinnia flowers and mass planting suggestions.
Editor urges monthly Get Together meetings to curb social friction and jealousy in Rolfe. Notes Women’s Club already fosters community, but warns politics and bigotry threaten public uplift. Advocates sensible investigations and calls to jail bootleggers if needed. Mentions a college-age father-daughter duo on campus.
An editorial condemns Turkish influences and argues for stricter immigration. It warns of agitators entering the country and calls for denying entry to those lacking high character and moral responsibility as unrest linked to foreign-born individuals grows.
Marcus Aurelius Hitchcock turns eighty two and marks seventy three years as a Lake Huron fisherman. The list of attendees would include a long line of Hitchcocks with Julius Caesar Hitchcock among them.
The Woman takes her visiting niece to Mirch for a formal city service. The girl finds the ritual different from the village church but shows devout interest. On the ride home she candidly reveals initial confusion yet followed the Woman’s lead.
An instrument purporting to be the will of Elizbeth Byrne deceased dated July 21 1915 was filed opened and read on April 30 1928. Hearing proof at the Pocahontas Iowa courthouse before the district court or clerk at 2 pm to determine probate. Dated Pocahontas Iowa April 2 1923.
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