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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
1
A 1921-era column critiques landowners who raise rents on revalued properties, warns of a tenant backlash, and reflects on profit losses. It compares national disillusion with foreign policy debates, praises stepwise progression, and notes Gene Debs’ release and his peaceful advocacy.
A reflective column discusses war anxieties easing with a hopeful view of 1922, explores political shifts, and urges fiscal prudence. It notes Wilson and Harding, a Pocahontas meeting on county conditions, and the need to keep money, taxes, and debts within the county while awaiting broader alliances and future judgment.
An old inspirational pledge urges personal growth for the new year. It calls for steadfast peace of mind and kind words to promote health happiness and prosperity in every encounter plus making friends feel valued.
The text speaks of inner resolve and restraint, urging living by deeds rather than loud claims. It emphasizes self trust, belief that the world favors the just, and remaining true to one’s best within.
Des Moines readers buy The Evening Tribune at two cents because it offers more news, pictures, stories, features, and market reports than rivals. Outside Des Moines, the same quality is available for about four dollars yearly by mail with a money back guarantee through local agent H. F. Thomas in Rolfe, Iowa.
A 26.4 acre zoological park eleven miles north of New York City hosts about 3,400 animals from 980 families. Species range from a four ton elephant to tiny pigmy mice. notable inmates include a 225 pound giant tortoise and a 22 foot long 170 pound python.
Fragments reference a Washington conference and Fatty Arbuckle in news reports. The text shows garbled quotes and stray punctuation suggesting a newspaper snippet discussing events and public reaction but lacks clear narrative details or names.
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