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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
6
A compact note reports on Ela and Sch Car involving Bal Ro Mo with details readable in OCR. The fragment notes key parties and actions impacting a local project or event, signaling ongoing arrangements and potential scheduling decisions.
Montana farmers can secure 6 percent loans amortized over 33 years under the farm loan act. George L. Ramsey, president of the Montana Joint Stock Land Bank in Helena, testifies to a senate banking committee that the plan lets farmers pay a 100 cent debt with 33 one cent payments without compound interest and without complex calculations. He notes the loan may be prepaid after five years and argues the law is needed to keep farmers on the land amid rising city populations and high local mortgage rates.
Ralph Linville announces that W F Hill Barle and A Davis owners and publishers will seek the Democratic vote for the office of County Treasurer. The statement says the candidacy is subject to the will of Democratic voters.
C. Hopp declares candidacy for Member of Board of Supervisors 2d District subject to Democratic voters at the June 7 1920 primary.
News notes recount plans for war memorials in Marengo Winterset Sigourney and other Iowa towns with costly projects and dates. It covers southern Iowa’s richer memorial activity, postwar draughts on roller coaster injuries and lawsuits, and a river of local public notices and bids including a Mills County roadwork contract and a rat poison advert.
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