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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1919

Page

4

Victory Liberty Loan as a national debt question

Secretary Glass argues the Victory Liberty Loan should appeal to patriotism beyond a business proposition. He calls on Americans to save privately to lend to Uncle Sam, avoiding bank inflation and ensuring a cheaper, noninflationary repayment path. The piece frames the loan as a collective investment and moral duty of the public.

Glass United States Ien France Sam White House Gams Eare

Victory Loan an Appeal to Our Business Sense

Essay urging support for the Victory Liberty Loan by Edgar Rice Burroughs. It stresses patriotism and personal honor, frames investment as a safe business opportunity with profits, warns against taxation if funds are not raised, and appeals to intelligent citizens to subscribe fully.

Edgar Rice Burroughs Hhive Nexou

Pioneer Woman Recalls Blizzard of 1871 in Iowa

Marshalltown special recalls the severe winter storm of 1871 seen as harsher than modern blizzards. Mrs Marcia A Tinker, then Marcela Hill, recounts traveling to a Palo Alto county school on January 7 1871 with no supplies, the storm hitting at 1 pm, scarce fuel, hunger, and a basket of aid arriving later as crews faced isolation and hardship.

Marshalltown Iowa Marcia A. Tinker Palo Alto County Tinker Marcela Hill Silver Lake Township Fort Dodge Mry Hill Borbary

Laurens Lad Wins In Baby Beef Contest

Laurens boy Gerald Ferguson wins state baby beef title for Pocahontas County in 1918. fed Angus Shorthorn calf for 303 days, starting 460 pounds, ending 1015 pounds with 555 pounds gain. Chas Halder of Laurens places second. Herbert Hoover Shorthorn leads Iowa club champs with Keith Knapp of Westfield.

Gerald Ferguson Laurens Pocahontas County Iowa Beef Producers’ Association Agricultural Extension Department of Iowa State College Ames Young Ferguson Chas. Halder Herbert Hoover Iowa Keith Knapp Westfield Plymouth County Herbert

Plover Sees New Business Push and Farm Sales

Local notes report a pending motion picture theater for Plover, a new Case tractor display at Theo Kietsman Co, and Grove's wall paper on offer. Henderson & Phillips plan a March 25 lot sale of 36 lots, plus J W Mangan announces a public sale March 15 with hogs horses and farm gear. Local taxes, repairs, and farm upkeep topics close the item.

Jday Plover Richardson Grove’s Henderson & Phillips J. W. Mangan

The Monroe Doctrine The Monroe eyetoon the principilt

The fragment discusses the Monroe Doctrine and hints at its princial aims. It references foundational ideas in U S foreign policy and the anti colonization stance associated with early 19th century diplomacy. The text appears as a partial educational note.

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