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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
5
Craddock notes mixed views in the legislature on road policy and highway funding. He argues for a persistent, permanent, cost effective program aligned with federal aid, while warning against politicizing road work and noting railroad liquor shipment practices as a separate issue.
A column lauds H M Havner for aggressive enforcement of liquor laws, noting huge order volumes and cross state sales. It cites his focus on higher up operators, his integrity, and says Florida’s freeze impact prompts inter-state sympathy, urging mutual support within the United States.
Hon Jas H Trewin of Cedar Rapids urged a small handpicked committee for the Iowa Code revision with eighteen months lead time and a report by December 1 1918. He warned against half measures and predicted many laws to be repealed changed or added this session as groundwork for a thorough recodification. He noted the session’s tight time but optimistic outlook for productive work.
The author argues against killing quail during cold snaps and urges a multi year halt on hunting to prevent extinction. John C. Hartman defends quail, praising bird life and noting dangers from a harsh Russian wolf. Paul S. Junkin is praised for his service as Creston Gazette president and his respected leadership in Iowa journalism.
Amid spring’s approach, residents without cars stay active by alternating strolls and short hops, exercising joints and boosting daily mobility without transportation costs.
Changing seasons bring cold symptoms and Dr King's New Discovery promises relief. The additive antiseptic balsam soothes irritated membranes loosens phlegm and clears the head. Use until the cold is gone as half measures may leave a lingering cough. 506 at your druggist's Ady 1.
Court in Pocahontas Iowa orders all interested parties to appear March 14 1917 at 2 PM to contest the will of Josephine Olivia Shepherd deceased. Clerk BL Bollard attests the summons and seal of the District Court at Pocahontas on January 8 1917.
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