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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

1

Wall Street and Moscow split the dinner bill in state roundabout

A Des Moines tale alleges two political managers argued over who would pay for a dinner in a city restaurant with jokes about Wall Street and Moscow footing the bill. The column critiques candidate funding and mentions Kansas City card purchases, radio equal time, and tax ideas while noting county supervisor costs and a hoax Pocahontas County newspaper venture.

Des Moines Wall Street Moscow Linn County Cedar Rapids Woodbury Sioux City Polk County

Pocahontas County Republican Primary Candidacy Announcements

A host of candidates announce for Pocahontas county offices on the Republican ticket ahead of the June primary, including state representative and sheriff contenders such as W. Peterson E. R. Stahly Luther Thompson S. F. Hiatt T. W. Ellis F. M. Tice J. W. Berry Fred M. Hudson A. C. Carmichael Claude W. Wilson Katherine Boozell J. F. Carlson Roy A. Johnson arenee Jensen J. M. Bush with supporters urged to vote in the June 6 primary and pledges of appreciation for backing.

Palmer Pocahontas County News Fred la Leike Brother Carlson Palmer Press Pocahontas News Company Carlson Pocahontas County W. Peterson Fonda E. R. Stahly Arrow Luther Thompson Rolfe Iowa S. F. Hiatt Pocahontas T. W. Ellis F. M. Tice J. W. Berry Fred M. Hudson A. C. Carmichael Claude W. Wilson Havelock Katherine Boozell Pocahontas. Con J. F. Carlson Roy A. Johnson Powhatan Des Moines Clinton Garfield Arenee Jensen Randall Melson J. M. Bush Plover

Americans fear poverty pushes many to long vacations

The Atchison Globe notes widespread anxiety over poverty in the current year driving people to embark on extended trips to cope with financial strain and prevent nervous exhaustion.

Atchison Globe

Opening wedge drives in for airing now

A short note states that the opening wedge has been driven in and airing has begun. The line signals initial progress in a larger process, with timing and scope implied by the action described. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Poultry Raisers Weekly Letter Encourages Shared Goals

A long running weekly poultry letter explains its nonprofit nature and urges collaboration among hatcheries, producers, packers, and handlers to satisfy customers. It cites a Iowa farmer’s record as an example of poultry profits and notes buyers’ steady demand for eggs and chicken.

Oh Baby Big He Man and Witless Boiler Talk

A fragmented, odd exchange features phrases about muscles waking in a boiler factory and a vague scene with a "wonderful man." The text reads as a garbled dialogue with unclear speakers and no coherent event or outcome.

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