Responsibility for unsigned editorial in The Arrow May 1932
The column discusses editorial responsibility for unsigned content in The Arrow, notes critics like Casey of The Knoxville Express and Marion Bruce of The Rolfe Arrow, and comments on public figures, stop-sign safety, penny-pinching value, and outdated laws. It also references The Rolfe Arrow editor transition and local political coverage. The piece blends opinions on editors, public policy, and community law matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arrow
Harriss F. Thomas
Casey
Knoxville Express
Sioux City
Marion
Barney” Bruce
Rolfe Arrow
Bruce
Pocahontas County
Manson
Tom Long
Mr. Bruce
Barney
J. J. Bruce
Insurance Head Admits Credit Men Failed Them
The Des Moines banquet of the Iowa Farm Real Estate Association heard S F Westbrook of Aetna Life admit lenders missed the drift since 1921. He urged leniency and extensions to keep owners on farms, noting foreclosure costs rise and preserving family farms benefits communities. James C Stone, Farm Board chairman, defended the board and spoke firmly for farmers rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm Real Estate Association
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Iowa
S. F. Westbrook
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Westbrook
Aetna
James C. Stone
Stone
Four Deuces Beat Aces In Rolfe Community Reflections
A columnist urges readers to persevere despite tough times and poor copy editing. He reflects on poker morals, quotes a singer, and emphasizes trying after failures. The piece ends with a note about muddy roads on Primary No. 10 between Havelock and Peterson, blaming the Highway Commission for delayed gravel resurfacing. The author asserts Rolfe is a good town and urges continued community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Sutherland
Barry
Peterson
Havelock
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Eggs to rise by July say F Priebel Weekly
In a Poulting Letters column F Priebel explains egg prices fell due to winter production facing storage eggs. He predicts prices will rise as storage eggs dwindle and by July good eggs may fetch higher value. He emphasizes maintaining egg quality to sustain price gains and notes city buyers scrutinize quality.
Politicians Seek Pocahontas County Sheriff and Clerk Seats
A flood of public announcements shows candidates from Pocahontas County seeking Republican primary votes in June 1932. Names include C W Peterson Fonda E R Stahly Luther Thompson Rolfe Hiatt Tice Berry Hudson Carmichael Wilson Boozell Carlson Carlson Johnson Jensen Bush and others announcing runs for sheriff clerk of court clerk of courts county attorney recorder treasurer county auditor and supervisor districts in the 1932 race.
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Pocahontas County
E. R. Stahly
Arrow
Luther Thompson
Rolfe
Iowa
F. Hiatt
Pocahontas
Didate
F. M. Tice
Fonda
District Court
J. W. Berry
Fred M. Hudson
A. C. Carmichael
Claude W. Wilson
Havelock
Katherine Boozell
J. F. Carlson
Roy A. Johnson
Powhatan
Es Moines
Clinton
Garfield
Larence Jensen
Smilin Charlie on Fresh Eggs and Wilted Produce
A letter from W F Priebe stresses selling eggs twice weekly to avoid wilting as eggs are two thirds water. It explains candling detects wilted eggs, and advises gathering often and keeping eggs cool for best prices. The writer signs off politely, criticizing those who critique others for their own good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Priebe
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Mabe
Reveille
J. H. Lighter
Marion Bruch
Palo Alto County Tribune
Marion Bruce
Algona
O. D
Tony Salimando
Boston
Naples
O.D
Chariton
State Savings Bank
Robert Bruce
James Bruce
Jos. McEwen
J.B. Kent
Chm
W.S
W.fpriebel Weekly
Letter Poultanggaisers
C. W. Peterson
G. G. Butler
T. W. Ellis
Palmer
H. C. West
Hubert Kapsch
Varina
Randall Melson
J. M. Bush
Plover
Smilin Charlie
the State Savings Bank
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