30 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
1
FP M Tice of Fonda announces candidacy for clerk of the district court in Pocahontas County for the November 4 1980 election. He urges voters to mark the Independent column first then choose party columns as desired and notes WWI veteran status and long residence in the county.
The article rails at Dickinson and Ex-Gov Harding for blaming Democrats, notes mixed blame across parties, and predicts a busy campaign. It highlights Clerk C. G. James’s county opposition, warns voters about promotions in newspaper circulation, and urges support for The Arrow as a local paper. It also references Al Smith and John Raskob’s platform and a looming congress candidate race in Pocahontas.
A Battle Creek doctor says constipation causes more misery than any other condition and cites Rexall Orderlies as an immediate relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste and promote a gentle natural movement without habit formation. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for next day relief. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores run by C M Webb, Rolfe and Plover.
The query notes a $300000 primary outlay by Ruth McCormick and asks for the expected election spending and the perceived value of winning at that cost, implying a calculation of cost per vote or payoff upon victory.
The article explains that success in selling requires a superior product plus effective advertising to inform customers why it is better than competitors. It argues ads connect buyers with goods and services, offering quick details on what is offered, its cost, and where to obtain it, and warns readers to read ads to avoid missing useful products.
The Waterloo Tribune comments on the appeal of raising living standards. It argues that people seek comfort and pleasure and buy accordingly, while a lower standard reduces consumption. The piece contrasts desires for more goods with the idea of a reduced standard of living.
A collage of editorials from various papers argues the global economy and politics are converging. It notes misinformation on tariffs, party critiques of Hoover, and rising awareness of worldwide unrest and industrial shifts.
Iowa politicians including L. J. Dickinson Dan Turner and others completed a state tour. The Davenport Times notes no defeat looming for nominees, while the Des Moines Register urges resistance to bolshevik and foreign ideologies. Various papers discuss gender roles finance housing and media quirks in a brisk, opinionated recap.
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