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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

12

Pocahontas County News Notes Local Holiday Events

Denzil Johnoon visits the city while Santa Claus preparations unfold in Rolfe and Pocahontas. The county meets its quota as the community recounts school events, car crashes, influenza cases, a franchise petition for Bell Telephone, and holiday gatherings at the Bridge Club and church groups.

Denzil Johnoon Poster City Wax Santa Claus Rolfe Lermoon Strath- Pocahontas Santa Ft Lasternoon Mith Brownsville Tex Shattuck School Inn Christa W. E. Cornwell Swea City Wm. Porter Pocahontas Jas. Cornwell Manson Ben Bryson Davis Bros. & Potter Bell Telephone Co Y. M. C. Bridge Club Martin Alexander Denzil Johnson Gerald Chase Pocahontas County

Florida suggested policy shift linked to Old Spanish Trail

A reader proposes Congress repeal Florida biases in station law and asks federal flood regulation for Lake Okeechobee. The note touts the Old Spanish Trail from the East Coast to California, praising milder winters and open roads. It also contrasts President Coolidge’s nonmilitaristic stance with a cautious empire view. A social item about an older Massachusetts woman marrying a younger Sunday school pupil is mentioned with humorous commentary.

Florida Texas Gulf Coast Arizona California Atlantic Pacific Coolidge

Increased pig crop indicated for 1929

Iowa extension economists report a 12 percent rise in brood sows to be kept for next spring and 4 percent more fall pigs this year. Farmers also show 13 percent more spring pigs than a year ago, with broader state survey noting small declines in last spring crop and disease losses.

Iowa Extension Agricultural Economists Iowa State College U. S. Department of Agriculture Corn Belt

Mussolini’s regime contrasted with democratic ideals during tour

The text contrasts fascist Italy’s control with free speech and press, noting Mussolini’s efficient disciplined government, and a satirical line about the White House. It also recalls Eugen Sandow lifting a theatre company of thirty three on his back during a U.S. tour.

Italy Mussolini Eugene Sandow

Red Clover Coal Promises quick heat and low ash

Advertisement touts Red Clover Coal as low ash with fast ignition and long burn. A lump-size car is on the way and customers can save 50 cents by buying from the car. The contact number is 79.

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