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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
1
A contemporary column questions why bringing liquor into port under seal within the three mile limit disrupts local business. It argues the U S government should exit the shipping role or drop prohibition, compares to potential English port laws, and critiques political figures while noting editorial skepticism about some claims and the era’s international disputes.
The article critiques labor eight hour days, farm prices, and wealth creation through invention. It recalls past optimism, mentions Henry Ford and moving pictures fortunes, and argues opportunity remains for those who innovate, while warning against overuse of jail sentences for judges and the erosion of respect for law.
Conversation wanders from free publicity myths to Iowa and Minnesota politics. It notes potential governors in Iowa, mentions Speaker Anderson and Lieutenant Governor Hammill as likely candidates, and hints Kendall may exit. It promotes Rolfe chautauqua attractions and a season ticket value, then remarks on a lawyer Cant named to Minnesota federal bench with a caution about names.
The article highlights Independence Day celebrations across the United States marked by a shared sublime faith in America. It notes that observers from abroad were drawn to this conviction, which the piece argues is the force that makes nations and peoples great.
Fragmentary reflection on boys minds and mothers faith noting possibility of God and devil in life. The piece contrasts teen years with adult choices and the urge to outdo temptation. It hints at moral stakes and guidance amid troubled paths.
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