13 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
1
A Pocahontas county editorial mix covers debates over Iowa senate candidates like Charles B. Pickett, critiques of Irish Free State turmoil, and local forecasts on crops. Predictions include Clifford Thorne’s potential bid and anti-railway sentiment, with weather notes and political opining throughout.
Bertha Bowers announces candidacy for Pocahontas County Treasurer in Iowa. She states the race is within the Republican primary on June 6 1922 and asks for voters support.
Rose McCormick announces candidacy for re election to the office of county recorder in Pocahontas County Iowa. She seeks Democratic voters support at the primary election set for June 5 and asks for their vote.
Edward Kreul announces his candidacy for county recorder in Pocahontas County Iowa. He states the decision rests with Republicans at the primary on June 5 1922.
Fred M. Hudson announces his candidacy for reelection as Pocahontas County Attorney in Iowa. He seeks the Republican nomination at the June 5, 1922 primary election, subject to GOP voters' will and approval.
Horticulturists at Iowa State College advise reviving neglected orchards to gain profit. In Boone county a two acre stand yielded 127 dollars after spraying and pruning. Start by removing dead wood, thin poor trees, and ensure sunlight reaches lower limbs to ripen fruit.
Iowa State experts report Pocahontas County has not petitioned for a soil survey out of 34 counties. surveys completed in 47 counties, 18 counties currently petitioning. Seven surveys yearly due to funding. state and federal costs cover all expenses.
Robert Winegarden announces candidacy for re nomination as sheriff of Pocahontas County Iowa subject to the June Republican primary. He asks supporters to back his bid if they can conscientiously do so.
W W Green announces candidacy for county clerk of courts in the upcoming June primary and asks Republican voters for their support. He requests backing from party members to advance his campaign.
A candidate for re election as county auditor of Pocahontas County Iowa announces their intention to run again and asks for Republican votes in the regular June primary.
I will be a candidate for the office of representative for the Seventy-Sixth Town District in Pocahontas County at the June primary on the Republican ticket. I will be pleased to receive support from all who can conscientiously vote for me.
The council approves Ordinance No 63 with Ayes Grant Rudolfson Obrecht Dawson and no nays. Bruce absent. Mayor P A McCray and Clerk W S Taylor present. Published April 13 1922. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Beam and Campbell dissolved by mutual consent. All debts to firm to be settled immediately. Dated April 4 1922.
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 candidate F C Gilchrist declares for rigid government economy restoration of farmer purchasing power and cooperative marketing to stabilize prices. vows to support soldiers with substantive legislation.
Official publication outlines licensing rules for billiard pool halls in Rolfe Iowa Pocahontas county. It sets license fees 100 dollars for up to four tables plus 25 dollars for each additional table and requires plate glass front, no public hours before 6 am or after 11 pm, Sunday closed, and revocation/refund provisions upon violation. The ordinance becomes law after publication in The Rolfe Arrow for the week beginning April 9, 1929.
In Cook County Illinois the preachers marry people five times faster than the judges divorce them. The disparity reflects more preachers than judges available for marriage ceremonies and divorce rulings.
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