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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
1
The discussion contrasts property ownership with socialist ideas, noting eight and one third percent own all property while ninety one third percent have benched. The piece argues open minds and local economic flow, from dealers to stores to farmers, propel community progress.
This editorial urges moving from cities to farms for lasting prosperity, arguing farm independence and better agricultural science. It urges national defense awareness, urges local improvement, and champions cooperation among churches societies lodges and business people to unlock undeveloped town opportunities.
A caravan of stove salesmen canvasses the community challenging local merchants. The handwriting warns buyers to consider costs and support for home dealers, noting a royal dealer claims to beat outsiders by $15, urging readers to compare prices and back local businesses.
A columnist criticizes preachers for offering prayers for J. P. Morgan’s recovery while neglecting the poor. The piece argues prayers for the rich reflect wealth and status, not genuine concern, and questions ministers’ sincerity. It notes Morgan’s wealth and fame stem from his father rather than personal deeds.
A humorous piece urges readers to value small debts owed to editors, noting balances from 50 cents to 5 dollars can total 560 dollars. It contrasts poor collection with prompt payments from others and invites aspiring editors to chase overdue sums, stressing plentiful room in the editorial purse for many littles.
Mrs. Sadie Clawson of Indiana Pa reports chronic indigestion pain bloating headaches and belching. Her daughter’s use of Chamberlain's Tablets prompted her to try them and she says they helped her as nothing else has. For sale by all dealers.
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