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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
1
Opinion piece arguing adversity reveals virtue and asks why such help cannot be continual. Discusses oil supply gluts, calls for consumer relief measures, questions taxation for gasoline, and weighs prohibition in firearms. Mentions Warden Hallowell of Fort Madison, England gun laws, and Governor Hammill appointments.
Arthur Brisbane notes President Coolidge will vacation in the West, travel from Kansas City to Seattle and San Diego by automobile, meeting Americans along the way. He also reports on a direct U S Germany cable, cultural observations, and various opinions on civilization, science, and politics.
The piece reviews The Ocevedan Arrow published by C. G. Lighter in Ocheyedan Iowa, touting a local focus and General Motors ad integration. It questions military deployments in Nicaragua, criticizes the Federal Reserve charter, and blames a Tareeseus group for deflation, reflecting era economic tensions.
A legislative investigation cites inflation from World War I and ensuing monetary strain as major causes of bank failures in Iowa. The report notes Federal Reserve policies and wartime disruptions contributed to widespread insolvencies and destabilization across local banks.
A speaker argues that the Federal Reserve System remains privately owned with charters made perpetual by a McFadden bill rider. He criticizes inflationary powers and calls for reform through legislation to restore public understanding and confidence in banking. Mr. Vernon Hawkeye weighs the potential impact of such changes.
Idle rumor is a great busy body and experience can spoil its possessor. The piece notes an appropriation to build a battleship and describes outdated blueprints met with questions about voter participation and patriotism. It mentions over a thousand applications for roles on a federal radio commission paying $10 000 a year.
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