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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
1
The piece mocks women studying citizenship and ballots while noting men and campaign slogans will still influence votes. It criticizes anarchists, urges quarantine for radicals, and jokes about Des Moines taxi licenses and newspaper subscrip tion remittances amid fare and paper costs.
A political notice announces candidacy for the office of county treasurer in Pocahontas County. The page urges voters to elect the candidate at the general election and promises to support the voters' interests.
A compact misquoted reminiscence questions Iowa conditions and a governor race. It recalls a cartoonish notion of driving a car across tracks to doom a train and questions political promises and leadership.
The article notes improving conditions for corn as two weeks of warm, dry weather advance ripening. Frost remains a risk but current estimates show substantial safe yield, with prices and market prospects linked to this harvest. Farmers face weather and handling dangers as they await drying time and hope for favorable market power.
Early selection of seed corn needs proper drying and ventilation to survive winter. Dry, well ventilated storage areas like a second floor room or dry basement are preferred, while damp, unventilated places such as garages, barns, or open cribs ruin seed viability.
Republican women of Pocahontas County met in Pocahontas for the first campaign rally. County chairman Mrs. J A Crummer presided and introduced speakers Miss Maude Gilchrist Mrs Butler and G W Henderson. Campaign songs followed urging victory for Harding and Coolidge.
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