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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
1
The Arrow page from Rolfe argues editorial independence, defends a candidate, and criticizes saloon influence and sugar price actions. It notes reader impact on local politics while discussing Fort Dodge saloon issues and Iowa political sentiments. It mentions Pocahontas county figures and regional merchants.
A proclaimed farmer nominates himself for the Fiftieth Senatorial District seat. He cites twenty years as Pocahontas County Mutual Insurance director, six years on the Board of Supervisors, and farm life. He vows support for practical reforms under the Progressive platform and urges voter outreach while noting campaign costs and local political dynamics.
Candidate Stebbins seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff, promising nonpartisan administration and dedication to duty after twenty years as marshal of Gilmore City. He appeals to voters to support his candidacy and road project stance.
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