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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
1
The note mocks predictions on temperance outcomes if Harding wins a governor's race. It questions public statements, asks for reader input, and jokes about taxes on theatres, moving pictures, bowling alleys, and pool halls. It references Peruna and belittles lawmakers and media.
The column critiques lawmakers and road policy, noting fights over leaks and investigations in Washington. It praises Senator VanAlstine for proposing codified simpler laws, urges less legal verbosity, and questions judiciary selection and districting plans while considering new county alignments.
An advertisement extolls Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild purgative that clears constipation and improves digestion, noting the product is gentle and obtainable everywhere.
A compact statement notes that nothing is charged unless you choose to use the offered items or services. The phrase emphasizes voluntary adoption and potential value in trying available options.
Craddock reviews Iowa politics focusing on Speaker Pitt and committee fights. He praises Senator Chase’s oratory and leadership, Leslie Shaw as a strong ex governor and potential presidential candidate, Governor Clarke’s lasting stature, and R F Bales’s appointment to the civil service commission.
An Ankeny man killed one of central Iowa’s largest timber wolves in recent years. The piece notes abundant wolves near Des Moines and discusses profitable wolf farming, with females bred for value. It also profiles Senator Wallace H. Arney and Senator H. S. Van Alstine, plus Gov. Harding’s call for legal recodification to simplify state laws.
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