30 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
1
A reader discusses agricultural policy, arguing surplus harms production and colleges should teach marketing. He critiques dividend envy, comments on Japan's imperial death customs, Osage wealth from oil, and west east views on military spending, ending with hope for farmer government support.
Dr. Brown tells Union College Alumni Association that college men fail for lack of character due to insufficient discipline in universities. He notes first-year cadets at West Point strain to please superiors, sometimes at the cost of health, and argues that agile minds, not stiff necks, make great soldiers.
A reflective column delivers satirical takes on politics love war and daily life. It riffs on January resolutions social norms and the year ahead urging steady progress and self reliance while poking at hypocrisy and public figures.
A travel note highlights Orange County with a three million dollar wire plant and a major Valencia orange production area. Anaheim Fullerton and smaller towns are praised for growth, schools, and beauty. A visit to Chas Chapman near Fullerton showcases the Old Mission Valencia brand and tree ripe fruit quality.
A reflective Iowa piece celebrates civic vigor and moral courage while urging business boldness. The prose frames Orange County as a cherished gift and calls readers to push forward through challenges with resolute action and hopeful vision.
Fragmented line reads of Yuletide joys remain in mind though many hills lie ahead and progress moves quickly. The text shows garbled phrasing with incomplete thoughts about Christmas cheer and a cautious outlook for what follows.
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