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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
1
The article urges preserving a wartime advisory body through reconstruction, proposes a strict, disciplined defense wing, and warns against complacency in postwar security. It critiques public debate on governance and rail issues while praising General figures like Nate Kendall and Captain Paul Perigord for their leadership and international ties.
A farm ad extols a local company’s feed claiming better flavor cleanliness and satisfaction for dairy cows. The message touts gratitude for improved milk and urges use of the home firm's product in the cow barn, stressing local ownership and reinvestment of profits.
An editorial praises Mitchell as an all around newspaper man who can run a linotype and will head the Press Association during his presidency. It defends the organization’s overseas service but condemns criticisms of the Y M C A and calls for accountability for any price-gouging at canteens abroad. It urges exposing culprits while preserving the rest of the Y’s work.
Cary Rydell, just discharged from military service in Florida, arrived home last Thursday. Maynard Mick, working nearby, returned to Stewart Minnesota on Wednesday. Will Brazier, discharged from Camp Meade Maryland, came home Friday with honors. Miss Anna Kober visited Rolfe with her parents and returned the next day. Frank Prochaska visited town from Mallard on Tuesday. John Williams, visiting Des Moines relatives, returned Tuesday. Mrs D F Reents came home Tuesday after two weeks in Illinois. A large party at Olin Young home Tuesday evening enjoyed a fine time. Goldie Hendricks helped Mrs Brazier with household duties. Lonnie Lamberton from Ware was a Saturday caller. FRS Zurcher had a serious accident last Friday.
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