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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
8
County residents are urged to fund a new court house with a 1.5 mill annual levy to cover bonds and interest for eighteen and a half years. Arguments emphasize fire risk, loss of records, jail safety, and the need to protect title abstracts in Pocahontas County.
Des Moines Letter lauds C A Gustafson private secretary to Governor Clarke for wide Iowa support and personal charm. Notes Hanna and Young as influential figures, predicts Gustafson’s strong statewide vote, and mentions travel ambitions and a broad network extending from Creston to northeastern towns.
Citizens rally behind Hon John H. Guiher as a fair hard working rail r0nd commissioner seeking a full term. James B. Weaver is poised for the lower house race in Polk county while Roosevelt progressives oppose Hughes and favor Cummins. Decoration Day efforts and bootlegging concerns stir Des Moines as Chief C C Jackson lauded for his police leadership amid calls to limit draconian laws and focus on essential reforms.
A Republican candidate appeals to voters on the fifth day of June urging support for sheriff and promoting preparedness for law enforcement, economic growth, agriculture, and intellectual development in the community. He emphasizes love of country and home, calling for active local engagement.
A historic editorial argues the nation’s future hinges on keeping young men on farms not in cities. It cites depopulation of rural areas and overcrowding of urban centers as a warning, urging a supportive approach to rural life and child welfare.
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