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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
2
The piece surveys wartime policy, press freedom, and political trends, noting party strategies, tariffs, and military training ideas. It references Des Moines politics, Iowa officials, and national figures, while debating newspaper economics and the strain on publishers amid rising paper costs.
Craddock hails Hon. H. M. Havner as a highly intelligent and capable choice for Iowa attorney general, predicting he will serve with broad vision and credit to himself and the party. The note also casts doubt on J. H. Allen’s railroad commission candidacy and mentions Thorne’s potential bid for Congress after two years.
A historical column discusses strong U S stance against Germany, praising Lloyd George, and describes Judge Charles Clinton Nourse’s death in California at eighty seven. It notes Mayor MacVicar's coal efforts, coal dealer tensions with reporters, and a committee probing coal costs and imports from the east. C C Pugh.
Earl C Ross of the Hamilton County Republican News Syracuse reports high regard for Chamberlain Medicine Co’s Cough Remedy. He uses it at home for his six children and calls it the only effective cough remedy available.
A garbled column riffs on war weary themes and social notes. The piece mocks pretentious experts and citizen laments missteps in national urgency. It references Pershing Obregon Villa and Chicago schools amid playful witticisms about peace and readiness.
Readable text shows slipping confidence as the Dowt Lat skid spreads amid mounting troubles. Officials and local observers voice concern over continued declines and unresolved issues affecting the market and community.
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