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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1921
Page
1
The long clipped column rants about tariff bills and rail policy while noting Missouri Valley’s cooperative swim pool project. It mentions Pullman estate value, golf legend John D Rockefeller, editorials on safety, and Germany war crime trials.
The text is fragmented and unclear but mentions paying and passing in years connected to Tate and a caste reference. It lacks coherent events or identifiable entities beyond Tate and general payment ideas.
The Rolfe Allow editor Bruce says Florida residents press Marion to retain him in the newspaper business. Storm Lake Pilot notes the pay rate and warns of hardship as even tramps seek relief, urging local supporters to back the editor.
A fragmentary column jests on civility and privacy noting public discourse, a call to speak kindly of neighbors, and a sly poke at US paper production and congressional inaction while musing on wives checking husbands pockets at night.
Anthony Kelley, recently discharged from the navy, joined a New Orleans American Legion membership drive as a daredevil. He climbed a flag pole atop the Gately Inn several hundred feet high, swayed, and dangled by his toes while camera crews filmed. The stunt boosted Legion recruitment and drew attention to the campaign.
The subject sailed between American and European ports when war was declared. He joined the navy as an officer and was discharged in April 1919. He continued in Merchant Marine service as a driver until December 1920.
A collage of editorials and quotes critiques Prohibition policy politics and reformers from the Louisville Courier Journal Waterloo Times Sioux City Journal and Chicago News. It rails at enforcement overreach mocks sheriffs and politicians and jests about reformers and presidents.
Backed by the American Legion, Montana’s legislature approves a law registering all veterans of all wars in the state. Ex service men are exempt from poll tax payments, and county assessors must record veterans and their organizations. Other states are expected to follow.
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