20 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
1
A column argues keeping profits at home boosts circulation and employment versus sending money abroad. It warns about rising crime, praises advertising, and critiques Iowa politics and candidates while noting practical economic ideas and cautioning against overpromising.
Bertha Bowers announces her candidacy for the office of county treasurer of Pocahontas County Iowa. She states she will abide by the will of the Republican electors at the June 5 1922 primary and asks for their support.
Rose McCormick announces candidacy for re election as county recorder of Pocahontas County Iowa. She urges Democratic voters to support her at the primary on June 5 and asks for their vote.
Edward John Kereul announces his candidacy for county office in Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Republican primary decisions on June 5 1922. He presents as a potential Republican contender and references party process and timing.
Fred M Hudson announces his candidacy for re election as county attorney of Pocahontas Iowa. He seeks a second term subject to Republican voters approval at the primary on June 6 1922. The notice identifies the candidate and the election date.
Announce candidacy for re nomination to the sheriff of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to Republican June primary. If supporters can conscientiously back me I will be pleased. Robert Winegarden.
W. W. Green announces candidacy for Tor County clerk of courts in the upcoming June primary and asks Republican voters for support. The statement emphasizes reliance on party backing and voter backing.
A candidate announces run for re election as county auditor of Pocahontas Iowa subject to Republican primary decisions in June. The statement signals ongoing party process and intent to continue current officeholdership if voters affirm.
A candidate announces intent to run for the office of representative of the Seventy-Sixth Town District comprising Pocahontas County on the republican ticket at the June primary and seeks support from conscientious voters.
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 F C Gilchrist Announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Iowa Senate in the fiftieth district He calls for strict government economy support for farmers restore prosperity and purchasing power aid cooperative marketing and meaningful recognition for soldiers He submits his filing statement ahead of the June primaries.
The passage mocks global summit grandstanding in Genoa Italy where thirty three nations meet to avoid action. It jokes about horseradish tea dandelion wine and praises civil service postmaster selection as an imperfect but better method. Intellect then influences candidate choices though it once mattered little.
An advertisement touts a reduced price of four dollars per year for the Des Moines Tribune. It invites readers to write for free samples or contact local representative H. F. Thomas at phone numbers 146 or 1230 for assistance.
A magazine excerpt from Spring Valley Minnesota Mercury recounts John selling ten cows during a feed shortage at two thirds value after asking questions. Tom Jones boosts response with a direct honest ad offering ten cows at $100 each, September freshness, selling well. The lesson: well crafted ads attract buyers, even at higher cost, unlike hesitant messaging.
A farming business column argues farmers must advertise boldly and clearly to win bank accounts and sales. It cites a faulty ad by John Smith offering ten Holstein cows as unappealing and uninformative, sparking customer questions and no inquiries in return.
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