03 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
1
The Brookhart campaign is denounced for urging outsiders to claim Republican ballots and swear party affiliation. The piece warns that such actions threaten the integrity of primaries and calls for voters to act honestly, urging rural Iowans to vote early and reject unprincipled manipulation in the looming Monday primary.
A series of announcements from Pocahontas County Republicans and a Democrat candidate list C L Gunderson for County Auditor W Gilchrist for County Treasurer L Elliott for County Treasurer and E A MeIntire for State Representative plus Rose McCormick announcing for County Recorder. The notices indicate primary election will be held June 7 1920 with party guidance for each office.
County officials announce candidacies for the June 7 1920 primary election. Fred M Hudson seeks county attorney renomination on the Democratic ticket T F Lynch runs for re nomination under the Democratic banner R H Winegarden enters the race for sheriff on the Republican ticket and P B Thompson seeks the Republican nomination for clerk of the district court.
The article comments on blame in politics and notes pardoning Kate O’Hara by President Wilson. It praises four Iowa gubernatorial candidates Havner Deems Moore Kendall with mixed views, endorses Walter Ramsay for secretary of state and urges voter participation. It discusses temperance and a quip about leaving one bottle of iced beer.
An editorial mix critiques editors and the League of Nations while praising practical politics. It recalls Fred Gilchrist and Mrs. H. S. Van Alstine, notes partisan press, urges readers to vote in Monday primaries, and promotes subscribing to The Arrow. It also jokes about Obregon and O Brien in Mexican politics and urges civic duty.
Ad from a merchant touts sill shirts at a one third discount. The fragment hints at an appeal to buyers seeking value and hints at broader themes of effort and fortune in business.
In an old advertisement style text, Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a remedy for nasal catarrh and frequent colds. The copy asserts it cleanses the blood and strengthens resistance to colds, with testimonials and a $100,000 claim for failure to cure catarrh. It lists J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the seller.
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