26 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
1
The Register attacks the Homestead cleanup, while Pierce reports on the admen’s banquet and liquor offerings he witnessed. His presence would lend non hearsay credibility, though he is accused of revealing details when preachers from Iowa were involved.
The piece discusses Iowa campaign tensions with references to Meredith and Harding, criticizes state figures for funds diverted from lake bed sales, and urges Pocahontas county voters to back L. H. VanAlstine for state senator and Robert Bruce for the legislature, highlighting their conservative business focus and past service.
Mrs. Jay Rhoades of Newton Missouri testifies she suffered on her right side for 12 years with a bad spell every three months. Since starting Cardui in July she has had no spells and can work without pain, urging neighbors to try it. Cardui is touted as a mild tonic for women with fifty years of use.
The piece critiques voters attention to state and county leadership over governors, contrasts perspectives on the Havelock Review and governorship, notes tensions over party loyalty among Republicans, and alludes to a synod's unconstitutional actions and a harsh winter recalling 1880.
Anarchic quotes reflect on political campaigns ending at election day while other contests linger. Markets appear rubbery and elastic as observers note shifting sentiment. The piece argues for keeping religion politics sociability and business separate whenever possible.
The writer argues against punishment as a Western concept and praises ex-convict Edward E. Dudding of Huntingdon West Virginia who claims to have secured jobs for three thousand ex-convicts. The piece urges reform over punishment and questions vengeance in law.
A 1916 political clash ties temperance to divine order with quotes on wine and bread. The author argues laws banning alcohol prove contradictory, recounting a Laurens saloon raid and the disposal of seized liquor amid religious reflections and calls for restraint.
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