Glenwood State Bank Promises Steadfast Customer Help
The bank pledges steadfast responsiveness and growth incentives to propel customers ahead, inviting new clients to step in and seek its financial support.
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
5
The bank pledges steadfast responsiveness and growth incentives to propel customers ahead, inviting new clients to step in and seek its financial support.
Young men of Glenwood organized a running team for the July 3 celebration. Chet Hollister was chosen captain. An association race and water fight are scheduled for afternoon, and a grand Pyrotechnic Run with fireworks on the wheels of a cart is planned for the evening. Attendees included Misses Shriver Wilson Kephart Kerr and Messrs Robb Schulhof Shirey Cunningham.
A boy about years old and son of Mr and Mrs Shorldhadford was badly cut on the cheek when he ran into a wire fence while playing at Mr Rooney's home. The wound was about two inches long and was stitched by Dr Plimpton. a lifelong scar may result.
A group of young people went to White Cloud last Saturday afternoon for a picnic and to fish. They left Glenwood about noon and spent the afternoon baiting hooks and pulling up snags, with several participants enjoying the activity.
East city park crowds the grounds each evening with large and small groups enjoying outdoor dining and shade. Judge Woodruff and family held a pleasant picnic with friends while Misses Nell Gertrude and Inslee Bogart hosted a gathering with their companions. Another group included Mr and Mrs M J Williams and friends. Glen o Park grows as a popular resort and a rural carrier exam vacancy is announced for July.
The article cites Senator Cummins’s consistent stance for tariff protection and his opposition to Canada reciprocity, recalling a Des Moines speech four years earlier. It recounts a Washington exchange with Senator Heyburn over whether tariff duties affect hog prices, highlighting Cummins’s claim that Iowa hog exports refute the idea that bacon and hams duties move market value.
The speaker argued that counties favored Republican principles, citing a 2000 vote majority, while Mr Cummins countered by noting the party line on protection. He nonetheless supported reducing tariffs on farmers products in the same session.
Geo R Chaffee, about 30, Erie PA, arrived in Glenwood at 10 15 p m en route from Seattle to New York. He wagers to walk the distance in six months with one dollar start and no charity, earning expenses by selling pictures and promising a New York paper, a book on return. He follows the Burlington route toward Chicago and aims for New York by August 28, having traveled mainly at night for cooler air.
Announcement in Des Moines papers says Senator Shirley Gillilland of Glenwood will debate Rev Miss Gertrude von Petzold on July 8 in the Des Moines Chautauqua course. Petzold supports equal rights for women. Gillilland helped defeat the Jamison suffrage bill. Also noted is a rural carrier examination in Glenwood on July 17, 1909 with blanks due July 7. Civil service exams in Glenwood included four applicants for rural routes: Edward E. Dodds, Edward E. Kerchmeyer, Ora L. Snodgrae, and Bert M. Davis.
Postoffice service is discontinued due to issues affecting rural areas. Details are incomplete but indicate administrative changes impacting local mail access and village operations.
The Glenwood state institution held its annual June flower mission day with 600 to 700 inmates present. Mrs. M F Hinman of Belmond addressed the crowd, linking happiness to helping others, while music by an orchestra and vocalists accompanied the program.
In a reader letter from Mills County, the writer defends Stephen A. Douglass against slander about the Civil War era, arguing copperheads threatened the union and praising Douglass as a patriot. The note concludes with a report that the Mills county apple crop promises a bumper yield.
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