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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
1
Consolidated with The Reveille on February 12 1914 notes founding in 1883 by J J Bruce and years of management by members of the J H Lighter family.
The piece argues Japan may push toward war after losses from oil and mineral embargoes. It forecasts a complete blockade of Japan, with Allied aid to China and Indo China. It notes U S forces in Surinam to secure bauxite mines and deter German expansion in South America.
Readers are urged that six to twelve months of intelligent reading and thinking will educate any adult. The column cites Europe, a light hog trapping scheme, WPA manpower salvage, and critiques on defense information costs in New York papers. It notes merchants should advertise through 1942 amid high demand and reports a Republican questionnaire showing most support expanding aid to allies.
A Louisville Courier Journal selection redefines freedom through images of daily life and emotion. The essay links liberty to acts like lifting a gate latch, arguments at polls, playful laughter, train journeys, and personal resolve, framing freedom as everyday existence and individual choice.
The Whittemore Champion notes a man mistook Tums for a shell during reloads amid hunter razzing. Renwick Times reports a stray shot disrupting rural phone lines while Waverly Independent notes a loaded gun found in a car. Estherville papers relay tallies from schoolyard birds and a lawman’s son claiming seven birds. Commissioner Garberson recalls a hunter struck by a hard-hit pheasant in midair.
In 1837 Adam Rail's father purchased a farm near Birmingham and the Rail family has held it since. Adam recently sold the property after living there for the past 47 years, during which time fruit trees were planted and flowers cultivated each year.
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