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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
1
The piece critiques post election politicking, cites Rolfe’s inadequate hose house storage, and urges women voters to push for safe civic facilities. It laments campaign decorum, warns against class politics, and endorses a two party system with lawful nominations. It notes Harding’s measured victory stance and encourages active civic duty.
We praise town shop owners Frank Charley Ford Pat Cade George Bert Bill and others for honest trades. Home merchants advertise extensively this holiday season and offer choice bargains. Read their ads weekly to find safe, reliable goods from trusted local stores.
Poem urging readers to consult newspaper advertisements for goods and services from horses to lime to shows. Highlights buying gear, clothing, seeds, and rides. Emphasizes ads help save money and avoid begging for needs.
A nostalgic plea praises the editor of the home paper as the trusted conduit for sharing marriages, births, purchases, and losses within a community. It argues the editor’s role in announcing weddings, partnerships, and funerals, and offering sympathy during hard times.
In Elmore Minnesota residents were urged by municipal leaders to support the local editor and promote the town. The appeal asks if readers have advertised in the home paper and taken steps to help the editor fight battles and build business in the community.
Dark body colors with white or light trim brighten spaces and repainting is economical. A large lot with trees suggests light tinting. narrow lots benefit from distinctive color choices. One or two colors should suit the architecture and ornamentation of the house.
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