28 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
1
Readers debate party loyalty and policy as perspectives on Harding Coolidge and Cummins mix with criticism of League of Nations and tariff policy. The piece cites President Wilson, Roosevelt, Cox, and local candidates while urging Republicans to rally for victory and tariff protection.
Bertha Bowers declares her candidacy for Pocahontas County Treasurer in the upcoming general election. She pledges a fair and impartial administration and asks voters for support at the polls in November.
A witty meditation notes varied churchgoer motives from friendship to attention and suggests a bravado test about entering home at night with shoes on, admitting uncertainty about trying the stunt.
A political advertisement argues against joining the League of Nations urging mothers to oppose the Democratic party. It cites Wilson and Knox on moral obligation versus legal duty and warns adoption would draw the United States into European border disputes, increasing military action and casualties. It promotes voting the Republican ticket to save sons from European conflicts.
The Arrow urges customers to place early orders for personalized Christmas cards. It notes stock shortages last year due to late orders and delays. It warns that later orders cannot be guaranteed and promotes cards with names in small quantities at no extra cost. Contributed copy due Tuesday noon.
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