04 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
1
The piece recalls strong speeches by Brookhart Milo Reno and a呼 contentious campaign climate. It argues for organization among farmers, critiques prohibition politics, discusses Hoovers and Smiths prospects, and warns against false issues. It examines voting blocs and predicts potential shifts in Iowa.
The piece presents Will Rogers lampooning American voters and party tactics. He mocks campaigns that boast voter intelligence while using propaganda and notes the public’s gullibility across eras and media. He argues both parties chase power, often promising what they cannot deliver.
Notice is given that on October 11 1928 at 2 pm at the Pocahontas county courthouse a public auction will sell the N4 SW, S4 NW, and the east fractional 13 of NE4 of NW3 in Section 11 Town 92 N Range 31 W for cash to satisfy a writ of execution in favor of Joan Folk against John A Witt Mabel Witt and W P Wheeler et al.
Pocahontas County Iowa sheriff note dated Sept 7 1928 urges positive town spirit and advancement citing Rolfe as example while criticizing divisive politics and urging community cooperation amid a light presidential vote context.
The notice warns buyers not to delay coal purchases as prices rise. It mentions a local sale of six White Leghorn roosters and announces a forthcoming delivery of high quality nut hard coal, priced higher but deemed worth it. It offers a pamphlet on making concrete hog troughs or water tanks and promotes Idaho Red Cedar Posts at reduced prices.
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