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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1934
Page
3
The piece critiques Democratic approaches to relief and debt with bonds and taxes, arguing many proposals are palliatives. It warns of a fragmented third party led by lone-wolf figures and argues for systemic change and cooperative leadership.
The piece surveys multiple reform streams led by Townsend plan backers, Coughlin allies, Huey Longists, and labor groups. cites party jealousies hindering any cross-ideology coalition. It notes proposed changes in highway oversight, praising broader state road management and criticizes current commission politics. It also reflects on party power shifts in state government.
Mitchell praised as a capable and diplomatic candidate for presiding officer. The piece questions H. M. Cooper for giving 200 liquor seals to Cedar Rapids businessman Farmer, notes possible law conflicts and calls for investigation while acknowledging Cooper's overall good intent. It references a “million dollar lobby” and political fallout surrounding the state liquor stores and the governor's requests for resignations.
Local notes from Havelock report travel, visits, and social events. Corbett returns from Gilman to live with Grover family. Sports see Havelock High teams lose to Sacred Heart in Pocahontas while girls win 31 10. Several deaths, illnesses, vaccinations, and community gatherings including ladies aid, Rebekah lodge installations, farm sale, and a district dance.
Rebekah lodge held a Thursday meeting at Odd Fellow Hall with five dollar membership, followed by a card party for eleven tables. Traveling prize went to Thomas R. Jones, high score to Mrs. Thomas R. Jones, top man Charles Hauswirth, and consolation to R. Johnsen as a nice luncheon concluded the event.
Prowlers entered the Larson store during the night last Tuesday, broke a door window, and took about $3.50 in cash from the register. A penny box remained untouched and Dr. Kenneth P Hunter's office instruments were reported missing near the same time. Sheriff Kapech conducted a local investigation with no arrests yet.
The Legion Auxiliary met Monday evenings in the home of Mrs. B C. Members discussed activities and planned upcoming events for the unit.
The Public Library board met in the evening with members present except Moery Remne. They ordered several new titles including So Red As a Rose and The Folks. Dr. K. P. Hunter had subscriptions added to Child and Popular Mechanics magazines. Many magazines will be placed on the table for public use. A number of books have been loaned, and it is noted that Cyclones carry off everything but the mortgage.
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