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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
2
The statement notes that states' rights become more important when applied to the electoral college, highlighting concern over federal influence in state selection processes and potential shifts in voting power.
Secondary Road District No. 4 reports apportionments totaling 1675.14 and will be heard by the board of supervisors at the Pocahontas Iowa office on December 4 1928. Objections must be filed by noon that day or the report may be adopted or increased without further notice. Roy A Johnson County Auditor November 8 1928.
Mr and Mrs J Rollin Grant traveled from Pocahontas for a Presbyterian church supper. Fred Smith brought Mrs Smith home from Hampton after a major operation. Earl Ives and Russell and Mary La Von Ives visited Iowa City with Robert Ives. Excelsior Society hosted a bazaar drawing a large crowd despite poor weather. P E O chapter discussed the Apostle James with Mrs J T Grant. Pocahontas and Rolfe football scheduling dispute clarified for next year.
The piece contrasts denials of a whispering campaign with factions named Vets Drys Catholics Protestants and Anti-Saloon Leaguers vying to back the best leader. It notes Big Business quietly watching and mocking the spectacle as supporters clash over leadership for the next four years.
A collage of stray phrases includes social commentary on honesty voters and film making, a mention of trial by jury in Japan, a comment on a stray cat, a joke about bachelors, and a Methodist Episcopal church notice with service times and a planned Father and Son banquet. overall a messy text with multiple topics and no cohesive event.
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