19 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
1
The receiver of the First National Bank urges claim filings within three months to avoid disallowance. Many remember funds held there and may have forgotten. Small claims can delay bank liquidation, so file promptly.
Byron G Allen announces his candidacy for state representative from the 77th District Pocahontas County in the Republican primary in June.
Roy A. Johnson announces nomination for Pocahontas county auditor as a Republican candidate in the June primary election. He states the decision is subject to the will of Republican voters in Iowa.
A list of residents including J H Wilson John F Carlson G G Butler O S Omundson H C West A L Anderson C G James Katherine Boozell W W Harris and Abe DeVaul declare candidacy for county offices such as treasurer sheriff clerk of district court recorder and county attorney all subject to the June 1928 Republican primary in Pocahontas County Iowa.
Officials claim the road program could be funded by auto and gas taxes with federal aid and bond interest no greater than wear on vehicles. Critics suspect political motives and doubt the honesty of the discussion while a call goes out for elastic to stretch the poor fund.
The Arrow proposes a new year long prize for Will Rolfe or any Rolfe booster who contributes most to community progress in 1928. It could be funded by civic groups or taxpayers and honors those who give leadership or inspiration, not just money.
A proposed state law would add one percent to all loan rates to fund a loan guarantee. If successful, this would spread the burden better than a tax on deposits. The piece notes political caution and references Senator Fess and the Olympic Games in a critical, satirical tone.
Treasury Department notice dated 1928 requires all creditors to present claims to N W Irwin receiver with proof within three months or be disallowed. Official from Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Also listed is probate of will No 1676 in Pocahontas County District Court March Term with general notice to all concerned.
The will of Martha Nelson, dated April 28, 1913, was filed and opened. A hearing to prove the will is set for April 24, 1928 at 2 p m at the Pocahontas county court house before the district court or clerk, with all interested persons required to appear and show cause.
An advertisement asserts long term relief from stomach gas after starting Adlerika. It features testimonials from L. A. Champion and C. M. Webb, Druggist, claiming rapid relief from gas and better sleep and digestion. The copy emphasizes first spoonful effectiveness and removal of old waste.
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