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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1934
Page
10
An Iowa gubernatorial pitch extols economic abundance through production and consumption, pledges clean government, home stead tax relief, and opposition to reckless state spending. It touts Wilson’s long record as County Attorney, District Judge, and State Senator, asserting his integrity and urging voters to reflect this in their choice.
Remember This' Congressman Gilchrist when a member of the Iowa State Senate created the Java Corn Warehousing Act. The law today forms the pattern for similar laws in every corn producing state and underpins the corn loan program and contracts. He supported the corn loan program and other practical benefits for One Town farmers. The 5th Congressional district lauds his efficiency and farmer-focused work.
Jens Thompson presents a platform of honesty efficiency and economy in government. He supports sound currency a balanced budget lower spending and keeping courts and the Constitution. He advocates relief free of politics and farm equal to industry while addressing agricultural needs in Pocahontas County. The legislature demands a capable leader for farm and small town business. Thompson deserves a second term.
The passage endorses C F Young as supervisor in charge of public affairs and urges granting him a second term based on his conduct and duties.
Jeannette Berry seeks a second term for Clerk of Courts citing higher state taxes under Herring and Kraschel. She argues big land corporations and insurance firms pay the most sales tax refunds while state employee numbers have doubled in four years.
Clarence Jensen runs for Supervisor at Large promising guardian of public funds, honest leadership, fearless oversight, and efficient, creditable administration if elected.
J. L. Dickinson argues a government that spends twice its income cannot endure and says boondoggling and large executive appropriations will burden tomorrow’s children, while noting he is honest able and clean and earns respect even from detractors.
Candidate for re election as Judge of the District Court is honored and respected by all who know him. An honest efficient courageous and courteous judge. He is filling this important position in a manner that warrants his re election.
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