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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
1
The article notes high war stress and patriotism while criticizing President Wilson's partisanship and appointments. It warns the Democratic Party's postwar wreckage unless Republicans unite, and mentions figures like Hays and local road officials shaping policy on snow removal and road open standards.
Interest in farming as a business rises in Iowa as farmers offer small profit shares to encourage sons to learn farm accounting. Schools teach book keeping with the new Farm Federation Bureau book and thirteen counties seek ISU extension help to form boys clubs.
U S Department of Agriculture adviser C L Blackman notes winter dairying offers steady winter work, better milk prices, and easier cow care. Fall freshening enables fall or next spring lactation, with Jersey Merit data showing fall freshened cows setting records. Calf value favors pure bred heifers over scrub bull calves for long term herd value.
A letter argues Congress must pass a federal law to punish Red conspirators who threaten the government even if they are American citizens. It cites recent raids and urges immediate action to safeguard law abiding citizens, referencing the American Legion for support.
An item from The Punduca Kentucky News reports Henry Ward Jones died aged about ten after drinking moonshine whiskey. The piece notes moonshine “imbibed all his life” as the cause and laments the death as a tragedy.
A stylish Parisian inspired semi-middy sweater features elbow sleeves and royal blur luster. The garment is finished with bands of black stir trim mings along the edges, adding a touch of contrast to the cozy indoor wrap.
The store touts substantial price cuts on staple items including footwear, dresses, infant wear, silk and muslin underwear, coats, shoes, dry goods, and draperies. Managers claim strong patron support, with mentions of specific day totals like 2500 in footwear and 7000 in silks and dress goods. The campaign highlights profit-sharing prices and a slogan urging customers to buy in January and save.
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