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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
1
A long sermon discusses the Samaritan woman at the well and admonishes Christians to welcome and guide erring women. It condemns judgment and calls for compassion. The piece blends civic commentary with religious reflection on social woes, law, and national issues. It cites the Commerce Georgia Observer and touches on Prohibition era concerns and World War echoes.
A June 18 1921 Marianna Florida item notes appreciation for a Florida write-up published by The Arrow. It mentions reader regard, the trip and writing experience, and the desire to travel and write more. The piece cites eyewitnesses and ministers of the word and ends with thanks for patience and fairness.
The Curtis bill raising farm loan rates to five and a half percent passed the senate and goes to Banking and Currency. The Budget bill cleared both houses and awaits presidential signature. The Sweet bill, backed by the American Legion, consolidates relief for disabled soldiers. John T. Adams of Dubuque Iowa elected national chairman of the Republican Party. Chairman Good resigns from the Appropriations Committee to join a Chicago law firm amid house ovation. Six Iowa men to receive Georgetown law degrees June 14 led by T J Enright of Fort Dodge linked to L J Dickinson and the Iowa Code Club work in Senator Cummins office.
A Cleveland Ohio firm pleads for patience on an overdue account citing a newborn son and a prolonged wife’s illness as reasons. The letter asks the recipient to wait while funds are arranged.
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