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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
6
The writer extols confidence as essential to personal success and happiness, linking it to wartime duties, domestic harmony, and national morale. It warns against gossip and urges steadfast self belief, while noting allied training efforts and public notices amid a volatile early war era.
The Dexter Sentinel notes C C Pugh is likely the next secretary of state with strong statewide ties and early endorsements from Perry Tribune reporting officials favoring his candidacy. Dr C Pugh’s Old Settlers picnic address won him support as locals assess his readiness for the statewide post.
A public admonition urges citizens to curb suspicion of others of alien blood during wartime. It warns that spying and traitor fears can damage national life more than actual threats and defends leaving enforcement to officials rather than individual arrests.
The writer argues that farmers face rising taxes as land values increase and calls for a just tax system that supports agricultural growth. It notes Governor Harding’s likely renomination, potential Senate plans for Van Alstine, praise for Cameron and Corey on the state fair success, and critiques interurban service failures toward Camp Dodge.
Giles Elza Short son of prominent attorney Ed F. Short is in town for three weeks vacation. He attends the Naval Academy at Annapolis and will graduate soon as an ensign ready for active duty. The youth is praised for loyalty to the government and dedication to a future in the Navy.
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