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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

8

Des Moines Letter Highlights Iowa Politics and Fair

The column notes Harvey Igham returns from a California trip, praises the state fair, and discusses free admission ideas. It mentions candidates Basher of Waterloo, Geo C White of Story County, and J I Myerly shaping campaigns. It also covers the capitol extension, Mt. Ayr hitch racks vote, Iowa grape shipments, and race for state treasurer.

Gipdock Des Moines Harvey I Gham Regia Jar & Leader California Basher Waterloo Geo. C. White Story County Capitol Iowa

War articles to follow in early Saturday Evening Post

The note indicates additional war coverage will appear in early issues of The Saturday Evening Post, with more war articles to come.

Europe Saturday Evening Post Bennett Paris Cobb Curtis The Ladies’ Home Journal Country Gentleman

Samuel Blythe Reports From Petrograd War Scenes

Reporter Samuel G. Blythe returns from Petrograd where he witnessed the clash between German and Russian forces over Poland. He previews forthcoming pieces The Singing Soldiers and The High Spy in Russia and plans to write political articles for The Saturday Evening Post from Washington.

Pet-rograd Poland Russia Blythe Washington Saturday Evening Post

Inter-state liquor law case and Iowa political notes

A column discusses a court question over liquor shipped across state lines and state law reach. It praises Keosauqua Republican editor John W Rowley and notes attention to Senator Allen as a potential Republican governor nominee. It mentions W L Harding's strong speech and possible 11th district congressional run, plus Des Moines post office activity and peach prices in Missouri versus Iowa, urging producer consumer alignment. Des Moines Aug 30. C C Pugh.

Keosauqua John W. Rowley Minneapolis Journal Senator Allen Iowa Missouri Des Moines C. C. Pugh

Opening a Nation's Eyes on Citizen Reserves and Peace

An editorial applauds President Wilson as he calls for a large citizen army reserve to defend the country while seeking peace. It argues readiness and popular courage are needed to deter aggression, asserting safety lies in a strong, citizen-led defense rather than aggressive militarism.

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Thrift Lessons For Young Men And The School Of Life

A column urges young men to see dollars like ducks that pair with thrift. Early savings protect future wealth while careless spending invites ruin. Emphasizes discipline, restraint, and steady growth toward financial security with admonitions about safety and prudence.

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