30 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
1
The Central City Republican fights Farm Board policy and warns against government overreach while Iowa towns consider anti fireworks ordinances after the Spencer fire. The piece critiques taxation schemes and urges conservative balance, criticizing wealth distribution and urging a focus on domestic recovery and “helping America first.”
W F Priebe urges growers to push spring chickens to four pounds for better returns, warns against overcrowding, and stresses ample space and balanced feed. He notes higher spring chicken prices versus last year, but cautions on how long they will stay and offers broader market observations. The letter also comments on economic conditions, farm ownership value, and signs of not for sale farm postings.
Editorial collage argues that faith and progress will restore normalcy after the depression. It contrasts modern conveniences with past eras, praises resilience, and cites various newspapers and quotes on politics, industry, and daily life. It highlights optimism, innovation, and national perseverance despite hardship.
The Omaha Journal-Stockman argues twenty five cents per bushel could teach farmers to reduce wheat production. The Jefferson Bee counters that there are no laws without public push and urges various lifestyle changes to aid industries. The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader notes record gas and cigarette sales in South Dakota as taxation records show growing state revenue.
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