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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
1
The column mixes lifestyle notes and editorials. It advises sun exposure over costly violet ray treatments, praises hollyhocks displayed around town, and notes rising land values. It discusses local politics including Judge Coyle’s resignation and Lovrien’s appointment, and reflects on highway federal aid and booming car ownership.
A column notes universal issues of troubled children and failing discipline. DeFrank Crane discusses varied causes from heredity to environment and cites an episode of a banker whose son threatened self harm over money, ending with the father's lack of funds offering mixed advice.
A sermon on modern commerce stresses service as the foundation of success. It cites Jesus teaching on leadership and the need for sales and service to work together. Businesses are urged to meet customer needs and connect those with wants to those ready to supply them.
A historical survey notes the shift from scarce cement use in 1916 to national expansion of concrete roads. It highlights growing wealth and federal investment enabling widespread construction from coast to coast.
A brief historical reflection notes that current transportation demands will become essential, contrasting sharply with the poorer road conditions of twenty years ago. The remark implies growing reliance on improved infrastructure and standards.
Readers are urged to prepare for the Arrow Act with urgency as the season of signs approaches. The piece notes a cultural moment about appearance and training as dwellers brace for changes and new guidance.
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