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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
1
Second Class matter May 1910 postage statement notes Rolfe post office classification and copyright registration under the 1879 act observing mailing procedures for local circulation.
The piece laments gossip’s harm, laments overchurching, and praises church consolidation. It notes Iowa highway funding, local road work by farmers, and opposition to outside autocrats, urging citizen control and practical Christianity.
Mrs. Ed Davis of Chillicothe Ohio narrates a dramatic recovery after four years of weakness following childbirth. She says four bottles of Cardus the woman’s tonic restored her ability to walk work and move freely. The ad touts Cardus as a safe vegetable tonic for women’s health.
The speaker notes residents favor improved roads and oppose excessive red tape. After talking with many locals, they report strong intent to act and pay for better highways, backed by deeds showing real commitment.
The Register and Leader denies endorsing any governor candidate in the recent primary while facing accusations it favored Cosson over Allen. The piece argues the paper influenced the dry vote, notes road and cement project ties, and claims edits shaped through clipped endorsements and bond talk.
A letter portrays distrust toward media bias and questions the role of The Register in shaping voters. It challenges supporters of no party loyalty to replace party leadership and hints at revolutionary threats amid criticism of the commission government.
Craddock notes Col Sever witnesses Canadian flags salutes to the United States. He asserts Canada’s loyalty to England and describes thousands of troops in transit to Europe. Havner’s nomination for attorney general is celebrated as a political victory with Harding endorsement and a strong Republican platform outlook.
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