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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
1
The South Side Cafe in Ambrose is now operated by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peaster. A Sunday chicken dinner is offered for 60 cents with meals and short orders available at all times. Come in and patronize this community spot.
Incomplete OCR text references a dissolution notice from a board and mentions names including Beane and Daubendiek Begg. The readable fragment indicates corporate or company dissolution formalities but lacks full details.
The article critiques a Washington meeting of cooperative lawyers and managers led by Sapiro and warns against government aid for producers that would preserve those jobs. It urges Iowa corn growers to join the National Corn Growers Association and argues against electing a septuagenarian United States senator, proposing retirement on a pension instead.
Text fragments mention life and burden with phrases about helping push them off. No clear event, names, or places to identify. The passage appears as incomplete OCR from a larger article.
The text lists 1925 and 1924 sales figures for Woolworths, Kresge, J C Penney, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, and others with large increases. It notes profits for British American Tobacco, Continental Motors, National Cash Register, and Swift & Co, all after taxes, and ends with a question about sharing in these profits.
The piece argues free trade to equalize farmer costs, promotes cooperation over individual push, and uses a ball metaphor to show diverse efforts under one aim. It cites Nash Motors dividend, price hypotheticals for Rolfe merchants, and local political notes about Lovrein and Gilchrist, concluding with praise for steady bankers and a call to fix water mains and support reforms.
The speaker notes that even seasoned workhorses loosen up in the pasture. He compares an old nag to a young colt when turned out, saying a well broke animal may still enjoy kicking up heels and snorting now and then.
Sioux City Journal voices corn as a political and economic issue and praises bank as a community lifeline. It cites A G Rassler backing Cummins Esch railway bill and questions Pocahontas county farmers. Sears Roebuck profits exceed Chicago & North Western. Iowa Falls Citizen notes debt cycles and slow progress.
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