02 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
1
The column urges higher corn consumption in the corn belt, praising corn meals and products while noting cooking habits and a push to ward off a surplus. It links prohibition, trade, and foreign eating habits to corn use and reflects on editors and local papers in Iowa. It also contemplates economic stresses on farmers and merchants, tying market demoralization to broader national conditions.
The writer argues that society shares misery and calls for mutual kindness toward others. He notes farmer raises, laborers lowers, and warns inequality will grow as seasons shift. He urges readers to perform small good deeds like Ben Sherman did, suggesting such acts matter in a broader moral world.
The heirs of Ellen Baker deceased late of Rolfe Pocahontas Iowa are requested to communicate with 333 Burrough Crowder Wedmore England regarding any claim or advantage they may have.
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