Reformers and Wie fate ponder in uncertain times
A garbled prompt reflects lingering questions about reformers and Wie, with readers wondering what has become of their efforts and motives amid evolving political currents.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
4
A garbled prompt reflects lingering questions about reformers and Wie, with readers wondering what has become of their efforts and motives amid evolving political currents.
Prospective buyers review offspring from a son of Bigs Bob and from Barave Fire. Families private and offering reasonable prices as they look over potential sires before purchase.
Mr and Mrs Geo Dying were callers Friday. Miss Alice Garton opens the work end at the N B Hersom home. Clarence Smoot is picking corn for G A Grover this week. Several families visited relatives at Ras Grover home. A busy week with visits to Pocahontas and Laurens. The Arrow subscription urged.
Des Moines based Pyramid Cement Co officials on site evaluating a large cement belt near Gilmore City. Potential deals include option on the McEwen farm and offers for Behrendsen and Beers & Lorenzen tracts as plans for a rock crushing plant emerge.
In a charged editorial tone, the piece urges tightened immigration action as anarchists Bolshevists and agitators prepare to enter the United States once bans are lifted. It calls for denying entry and deporting those already here while welcoming those who intend to be good citizens.
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