27 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
1
The column argues against atheistic influence and tariff bias while criticizing Farm Board policy and state taxation. It uses rural life metaphors about a new cattle branded “F-B” to discuss political fights, farmers rights, and the role of government in markets, warning against overreach and urging local action.
Dr Crane argues happiness comes from relationships not possessions. He cites trig regret over words and notes that good roads reveal value through detours. He urges counting blessings and recognizing others worse off to maintain gratitude and contentment.
A number of candidates announce runs for Pocahontas county offices in the June 1930 Republican primary. Names include H S VanAlstine for state senator 50th district, W R Ritchie on economy and tax revision, Guy G Butler for sheriff, Chas Stebbins seeking renomination as sheriff, J F Carlson for county treasurer, Roy A Johnson for county auditor, G James for clerk of district court, Burt Forbes for clerk of district court, Katherine Boozeill for county recorder, and W W Harris for county attorney. Each deadline cites the June primary and Republican support.
A fragment notes safer surplus handling over risky crop boosts, mentions Lean College Ames and rising demand for China, claims nearly 1,000,000 goldfish produced in 1998 in the United States, and references forests in Dow and regions of Oregon Washington Idaho and British Columbia. It also states farm labor supply last season was adequate.
A policy note argues the government should store surplus rather than curb production or export it. It contends the state can afford to cover occasional excess and that there is always need somewhere in the world for food.
J L Boatman of Iowa State College warns that half of Iowa soils are depleted and profit depends on a soil management plan. Manure legumes and commercial fertilizers build soil when properly applied, though many farmers resist buying fertilizer. Soil survey reports for fifty nine counties aid farmers in adopting a viable program.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a complete bowel cleaner using glycerin and laxative ingredients. It promises relief for gas sour stomach and headaches with one spoonful and claims action on both upper and lower bowels.
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