02 May 1918
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
1
The piece reports local political maneuvering around Robert Klein and potential candidates in the Arst district, notes broad voter sentiment, and mentions intensified campaign pressure. It also covers coal storage fears amid fires, advice on safe cement storage, and corrections about local political ties.
A fragmented political notice from CO. H. Moon and Le Hudson announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Pocahontas County attorney. It urges Republicans to vote in the June 8 primary and to seek support from friends to secure nomination.
A candidate announces intention to run for the office of county recorder subject to voter decision at the primaries on May 8 ROSH MCCORMIGH.
A set of local ballot announcements from Pocahontas County Iowa lists candidates for sheriff and county supervisor. Names include C. A. Green Rolfe MN Eves Garfield Township J. B. Schnning Rolfe and Whitmorg Garfield Township with emphasis on Republican primary support. The notices request voter backing in the June primary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wheat and corn with uncertain wording possibly about leaving or price. No clear event, people, or organizations identifiable from readable content.
The Democrat editorial page voices high praise for Barney Brice as a skilled writer and printer. It notes the paper's strong stance on truth and Americanism and expresses hope for sustained success and continued sharp editorials.
The author writes as a Republican candidate for secretary of state, noting primary timing in June and urging friends to help. He cautions that defeat would not crush him and emphasizes his native state roots, party ties, and the value of good character in politics. The column includes a personal anecdote about a German-born immigrant expressing patriotism and English-learning efforts.
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