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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1916

Page

3

Meredith and Dalton Clash Over Beer Party Allegations

In a heated exchange from Manson, Jack Dalton accuses Edward T. Meredith of lying about a 1915 beer gathering at Dalton’s newspaper office. Dalton asserts Meredith drank beer, defends his own stance, and denounces accusations as bearing false witness amid Iowa politics.

Fitzfetter Meredith Buei- Ress Manson Register & Leader Jack Dalton Dalton Ned Tominist Edward T. Meredith Morriaitz Methodist Des Moines Register Iowa Marson Group Two Iowa Bankers’ Association Association Eoward T. Meredith Fitz Bishop Stuntz Howard T. Meredith Mr. F. Dalton

Craddock's Des Moines Letter Praises Dixon's War Coverage

Carl A. Dixon of the Daily Capital is praised for his wartime dispatches from the Mexican border. The pieces are described as exceptional, faithful, and reliably valued by readers and newspapers alike. Dixon is regarded as a high performing newspaper man.

Carl A. Dixon Daily Capital Ireas Wulty Dixon

Farmers urged to choose governor candidate amid tax debate

Alex Peterson addresses hard pressed farmers asking their governor choice. He attacks E T Meredith and the single tax proposal by Henry George follower, endorsing W L Harding to resist tax reform. He criticizes ministers for resolutions against Harding and ends with a song about banners and alcohol.

E. T. Meredith Henry George W. L. Harding Christian

The Wise Man Notes Little Things of Life

A concise reflection contrasts the wise who notice small details with fools who focus only on large matters and forget those as well. The saying emphasizes attentiveness to daily nuances and the value of mindful perception.

Deemer Evans Davenport Supreme Bench

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