16 May 1935
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
1
The column surveys gun law rhetoric, sewage plant progress, and political chatter about homestead exemptions, plus a Kool motor blending ad from Britain. It laments heart disease rise, praises Lincoln's spirit, and notes Rolfe observing dandelion week.
A column jeers at political and social topics from dandelions to Huey Long like figures, notes farmers backing a program, comments on liquor stores and newspapers' funding, and hints at upcoming elections. It wryly mocks campaigns and public figures while reflecting press and public sentiment.
A humorous editorial remark laments chain letters while describing waste baskets by the editorial desk. The piece hints that such schemes promise benefit but would only shift payment locations, calling the method a cas caret approach.
A stirring tale of an orphan fighting to claim a priceless legacy. Published in the American Weekly distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner on the upcoming Sunday.
Sealed bids for listed construction work and materials are due by 1 30 p m May 21 1935 at the Pocahontas County auditor in Pocahontas Iowa. Each bid must include a certified check and an approved bond. bids may be rejected or voters may waive technicalities. Preference is given to Iowa domestic labor and Iowa products. May 18 1935. Board of Supervisors Roy A. Johnson.
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