18 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
1
W F Prieres Weekly notes Marion Bruce of Pocahontas County seeks the Republican nomination for representative in Iowa and pledges tax relief, while editors discuss loan and insurance foreclosures, high farm costs, and value of responsible politics.
E R Stahly announces candidacy for sheriff of Pocahontas county on the Republican ticket for the June 1932 primary and asks for voters support. F M Tice of Fonda Iowa announces candidacy for clerk of the district court on the Republican ticket at the coming June primary and seeks support.
The Michigan State College of Agriculture launches a course in farm advertising to teach students how to dispose of farm products, arguing advertising is vital to supply and demand and that agriculture is finally adopting this practice.
The piece argues that advertising cuts out middlemen by aligning producer and consumer directly. It asserts ads will educate rural residents that advertising is the world’s cheapest market creator and that advertising can finally bring farmers the relief they have long sought.
The Sun urges paving No. 71 across Sac and Buena Vista counties while arguing bonded counties will protect a primary fund. The Herald contends highway funds are controlled by the Highway Commission and notes unbonded counties may rely on general road funds, not bond money, to pave roads.
A probation officer in a juvenile court suggests creating a CID library of durable toys to keep children off the streets after school. The proposal aims to reduce mischief by providing supervised activity and engaging alternatives in the community.
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