30 May 1935
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
1
The writer advocates keeping music in public schools noting its benefits and discipline. The piece also discusses the Feuling campaign finance case, Iowa politics, relief wages, parking/truck unloading issues, and concerns about pension funds and taxation.
Senator Chris Reese of Marshalltown contributes satire on the recently adjourned 46th General Assembly. The column lampoons the House and Senate for chaos, investigations, and costly delays while noting prayer routines and party divisions, ending with a plug for The Arrow subscription.
The article highlights Rolfe high alumni returning to address graduates, praising Clyde Charlton of Des Moines for a long Polk county court stint and his football resilience. It notes Supt M D Anderson started the practice, with Virgil Hancher last year and Charlton this year, and urges continued participation. It ends by urging readers to join the new telephone directory to boost local value.
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