Early Spring Optimism Amid Bank Worries in Mills County
The Glenwood Opinion notes January ends with reflection on 1900s economic shifts. It cites bank failures in Hamburg, Denisot, and Red Oak, praising Mills County banks and urging thrift. The piece urges prudent spending, warns against inflation, and supports a gas tax over a large highway bond issue, suggesting gradual road funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee-Wee
Hamburg
Denisot
Red Oak
Mills County
Gas Tax Financing Sparks Debate On Bonds And Roads
Wayne D. Choate discusses the idea of funding gas tax projects through bonds at five percent interest, arguing costs of interest would drain funds from fuel infrastructure. He contends the legislature should reject the proposal, favor direct gas tax spending on roads, and criticizes the political framing around Coolidge and the new era in Washington.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Legislatre
Washington, D. D C
Coolidge
Cathe
Coolidge Sigernee
Wayne D. Choate
Thoroughbred livestock notes and public notices in Mills County
A Mills County column discusses the decline of thoroughbred livestock interest, urging gradual investment, market knowledge, and careful farming practices. It also covers child labor amendment implications, local farm bureau meetings, and the need for accurate farm accounting. A legal notice from Glenwood state court warns of a garnishment case against Dayre Williams and the First National Bank of Tabor with a February 14, 1925 hearing.
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Bank Chuned
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Dayre Williams
First National Bank of
Tabor
Glenwood
Dean
Glenwood State Bank
Notice to Garnish Defendants Riley and Ollie Day
Defendants Riley Day and Ollie Day are hereby notified of garnishment action. The Glenwood State court proceedings involve the garnishment of their property or earnings as part of enforcement against the named defendants. Further details appear in the official court documents.
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Riley Day
Ollie Day
Glenwood State
Sunday School Institute Held at Malvern Iowa
State workers Walter Hutton and C G Herbrecht spoke at a county Sunday School workers institute in Malvern on January 20. Four Malvern schools and delegates from eight other churches attended, totaling fifty eight delegates. They stressed youth work, noting 415000 people of all ages in the county Sunday School and 400000 under 12 not enrolled, urging broader participation.
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Addreas County
Iowa
Walter Hutton
C. G. Herbrecht
Iowa State Council of Religious Education
Malvern
Mills County
Strahan
Asbury
Wesley Chapel
Henderson M. E
Silver City M. E
East Liberty
Farmers Urged to Assist in Census of Agriculture
Howard M. Gore, Secretary of Agriculture, appeals to farmers to aid in the current census of agriculture. He explains the census, conducted by the Commerce Department with Agriculture, will provide data on farm acreage, land use, livestock, and crops for 1924. He assures confidentiality and emphasizes the census will inform annual crop estimates and farming legislation.
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Avill
Congress
Howard M. Gore
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Glenwood Opinion
I Publishing CO
Nath D, Choate
I. J
Taylor
THE
American Press Association
Middle West
Mills County National Bank
H. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
J. A. French
Cashier
Denver
Chicago
Thas
Fann
John Beno Co
Council Bluffs, Iowa
S. S. Institute
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