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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1932

Page

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Economic pressures global and domestic shape postwar outlook

The piece argues Germany won and still war echoes in financial trenches as property speculation and taxes shift with deflation risk. It critiques Federal Reserve policy, warns of inflation and debt, and calls for nonpartisan reform and a third party emphasizing American independence. It cites Pocahontas County views on tax reform and warns against partisan manipulation.

Germany United States Turner Byron G. Allen Pocahontas County Francis Johnson Dickinson County George, Patterson Kossuth Emmetsburg Democrat Hoover Dan Steck Tariff Commission Bro. Banagan Brookhart Dickinson Steck Bro. Branagan Roosevelt Borah Garner Powers That Be

Farming As A Business And The Poultry Department

In the 1920s farmers grew rich from land values but later faced declines as crop value fell. The piece argues farming must become a business with departments, books, and profit tracking. It highlights poultry as the key growth area and urges aligning production with consumer demand to set prices.

Central West

Card of Thanks from Krejer Families

We thank all for assistance during the illness and funeral services for our departed loved one. Mrs. Chas Krejer and Family. Mrs. Jos Krejer and Family. Sell It With An Arrow Adlet.

Chas. Krejer Jos. Krejer

Emergency pasture seedings for livestock in Iowa

E S Dyas Iowa State College extension specialist highlights oats mixed with clover and timothy as top emergency pasture for 1932. recommends lime-rich soil with 10 lb white sweet clover and 4 lb timothy per acre, or 5 lb red clover 3 lb alsike 4 lb timothy on acidic soil. pasture begins at seven to eight inches. light grazing aids clover and timothy establishment.

E. S. Dyas Iowa State College Ames Timothy

Scandal Quiet in Daily Newspapers for the Impoverished

The remark notes that those lacking wealth seldom have their personal scandals exposed in daily papers, implying a contrast between poverty and public airing of misdeeds. It reflects on media focus and social visibility, with a hint of irony about what benefits poverty may confer.

Appreciation for Kindness During Illness

Mrs. A. R. Graham expresses gratitude to those who sent cards flowers and performed deeds of kindness during her illness and says she now understands the meaning of such generosity.

A. R. Graham

Havelock Happenings in Early 1932 Community

Havelock news item notes smallpox precautions in the Eno and Stonesifer families. many residents travel to nearby towns, visit relatives, and take part in social events. Hospitalization and a paralytic stroke affect J. S. Cole. ambulance transport from Rolfe to Havelock follows. Sleeting disrupts telephone lines. local activities include church events, Helping Hand Circle, and New Year gatherings.

F. F. Eno Ralph Stonesifer John Brazier Obrecht Mick J. S. Cole S. S. Whitmore Marshalltown Miss Kay Rolfe Paul Lothian Klaus Johnson Mallard Havelock John Jacobsen Peterson Virginia Lcots Manson Livingston Herbert Plantz Mason City Lillian Schallan Nadine Heckerson Gladys Cole Linden B. F. Riggs of Laurens Harold Wright Curlew Lois Glascock Rapid City S. D Spencer Chick Hatchery H. H. Hilton Marguerite Bradgate E. L Kunkle Chas. Grove L. Perrigo S. T. Grove Ida Forney Plover Methodist Church Jake Rubel Emmetsburg J. 8 K. P. Hunter J. L. Miller Pocahontas Floyd Grove Dale Buelah Cole Iowa State College Ames Arlene Young S. H. Gill J. C., Barth Dorothy Miller Iowa State Teachers’ College Fort Dodge Cedar Falls C. W. Miller J. E. Barnes le Mars J. Young Claude Albaugh Frank Higbee Ray Grover G. A. Grover John Whitman Cicero Til J. Hauswirth Joe Bell C. E. Smith Kenneth Margaret Gist Gilmore City C. V. Critz Jennie Mammon George Plantz C. L. Day Young Feople

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