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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
1
Opinion piece arguing real laborers profit by investing wages while agitators fail. It urges a strong conservative party to defend individual effort, critiques Homestead and Farm Bureau dynamics, and weighs rail wages against farming interests and transport costs. It highlights A. B. Cummins and Brookhart in Iowa political context.
Two candidates declare for the Pocahontas County representative seat in the June primary. McIntire asks voters for support in the Republican field. Gunderson also announces his candidacy arguing one term better fits a representative and seeks party backing.
County official announces candidacy for Republican nomination for county auditor of Pocahontas County. The decision will come at the primary election on June 7, 1920. W. Gilcrrist listed as the submitter.
BE. A. Elliott of Fonda announces candidacy for Pocahontas county treasurer in the June 7 Republican primary. He appeals to Republican voters for support and states he will run under their will.
Rose McCormick declares candidacy for county recorder of Pocahontas County Iowa, subject to Democratic voters at the primary election held June 7. High priority on local governance and election oversight.
County attorney hopefuls Fred M. Hudson and T. F. Lynch seek the republican and democratic nominations respectively for Pocahontas County attorney with primaries set for June 7, 1920. Sheriff candidate R. H. Winegarden announces gubernatorial election as a Republican contender in Pocahontas County.
War Clerk of District Court P. B. Thompson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for clerk of the district court in the upcoming primary election and asks for voters' support.
A provincial column argues farmers deserve a square deal against Brookhart and railways, warning eight hour labor on farms or railways raises food costs. It muses on knowledge power, humility, and disdain for prohibition extremes while commenting on social duties and dependence on experts.
The piece notes a forthcoming chautauqua for August with a strong lineup including two leading pulpit speakers. It contrasts labor views, questions state control of industry, and mentions a Woman's Club luncheon set for Tuesday, June 1, with a date change for unavoidable reasons.
The piece contrasts barbarity in Africa with refined cruelty in civilization and urges self‑examination of personal conduct toward neighbors. It laments rural depopulation while noting urban population gains and cautions about extravagant living and wasted money.
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