Agricultural bloc praised, taxes and politics debated
The piece defends the agricultural bloc amid criticism from writers and politicians, argues against double taxation of farm mortgages, and critiques tax policy on securities. It cites figures like Will Hays and references President Harding, Ireland, and other fiscal issues while urging fair treatment for farmers and cautioning against excessive taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capitol
Fort Dodge
Grover
Jake Stover
Ware
Bert Rigg
Rolfe
T. E. Patterson
Sheriff Winegarden
Poca
J. W. Loots
Pocahontas
Grand jurors listed for January 24 1922 appearance
A roster of names from Pocahontas Laurens Plover Gilmore City Fonda and nearby towns appears as the panel of potential jurors to report January 24 1922. The long list includes William Stein C H Luft J W Clancey Alfred Peterson B W Westmoreland J J Kopriva Grant Pollock W E H Campbell Mrs H H Grove Guy Olson Clarence Jensen Sam Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Jeer
Honda
Fred' Ade
Gilmore City
Christenson
Plover
Kenneth ‘Squires
Rolfe
Peters
Pocahontas
John Finnigan
Fonda
Nora Clarke
Fy BE. Carlson
Laurens
Archie
Stoner
C. R. Peterson
P Palmer
Sam
Severson
Swalin
Pomeroy
Herbert .Herke
John
Folkerts
Palmer
K. C. Bendixen
W.C. Nieman
Jessie Davidson
Special Meeting of Electors in Rolfe Iowa on Pool Tables
Notice sets January 18 1922 as the electors meeting in Rolfe Iowa to vote on prohibiting pool and billiard tables for hire. Five days’ notice via The Rolfe Arrow January 12 1922 required. Meeting hours 9 am to 4 pm. mayor C H Moon to issue the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Iowa
Rolfe Arrow
Des Moines Tribune Advertisement Promises More Reading Matter
The Des Moines Tribune claims to print more reading matter in a year than other Des Moines evening papers. Offer includes price reduction to four dollars per year, with sample copies and local representative H. F. Thomas available for service and signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES: Moines Tribune
Des: Moines Evening
H. F. Thomas
Local papers uphold state and national institutions
A writer urges readers to study their own local paper to learn what is happening at home and to compare with other towns. He argues readers of their paper are better citizens and that local papers do more to sustain institutions than other forces.
Prohibition's uneven impact on wealth and conspicuous consumption
Quote reflects a view that American wealth growth may require some to become poorer to stand out. It notes prohibition has had success in some areas, and questions where those areas lie and who benefits or loses in the process.
Local Ad Suggests Free Samples and Representation
An odd local ad promotes free samples and a local representative Thomas with phone numbers 146 and 1230. It features fragmented lines about serving at any time and a remark from a brother editor noting people should not be expensively dressed. The text ends with a remark that the law forbids nudity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement asserts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness by internal action through the blood. It states the product works on mucous surfaces, reduces inflammation, and restores normal conditions. Free circulars are offered by JE Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Halls
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Revville
J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Politi
Jas, Ritz
Will Hays
Post Office Department
Moving Picture Industry
Moving ‘Picture Theatres
Moving Picture
Harding
Ireland
de Valera
Monaghan
Congress
Des Mones
Times
Europe
Germany
Russia
Centerville
Indiana
Hindis
Kentucky
Hockings Valley
J. T. Grant
New York
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Mississippi
New Orleans
United States
Henry Wiivver Ford
Ladins
Aapiiery
C. H. Moon
Peterson’s Cash Meat Market
J. C. Brogotti
Sol
Rolfe Implement Co
Rolfe, Ia
Rolfe Auto Co
Rolfe, Iowa
Ford
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