Southwest Iowa bankers group meets in Council Bluffs
Group 5 of the Iowa Bankers Association met May 10 in Council Bluffs to discuss conservative business practices amid credit imitation. A F Greenwaldt and Claude A Anderson were reelected leaders, with an executive board listing members from multiple counties. The piece also notes school bond issues, a Cedar Rapids Christian Endeavor convention, a detour project on the Lincoln Highway, and local civic developments including waterworks improvements.
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Iowa Bankers Association
Iowa
Council Bluffs
A. F. Greenwaldt
Coon Rapids
Claude A. Anderson
Atlantic
Crawford County
F. van Slyke
Manilla
Carroll
A. FP. Greenwalt
Harrison
George Coe
Woodbine
Shelby
William J. Lewis
Harlan
Audubon
E. S. van Gorder
Pottawattamfie
G. F. Spooner
Cass
Claude F. Anderson
Milil
H.A. French
Glenwood
Montgomery
R. Cadwell
Elliott
Fremont
Ira McCormack
Tabor
Page
John Carlson
Essex
New
West End High School
First National
State Savings Bank
Southwestern Town
State Christian Endeavor
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Bluffs
Honey Creek
Lincoln Highway
Wickham Company
Middle West
Federal Grand Jury
Des Moines
Charles I. Kendrick
A. Konfumacher
Missouri Valley
Russia
San Francisco
Young Women's Christian Association
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
YY. W. CL A
North Central Field
West Okobasi Lake
Towa
Wesley Chapel Stock Shipments and Local Events
Ray Pierson shipped stock from Henderson on Thursday and Lew Allensworth finished planting corn on Saturday, May 16. W. & Wilson shipped hogs from Etta to Omaha last week. A Children's Day program will be given at the Chapel on Children’s Day. Mr. Randall of Donahue Randall was in the neighborhood last week. Decoration Day services invite all, with Sunday school at 10:30 and a dinner in the basement, followed by a program at 1:30.
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Ray Pierson
Henderson
Lew Allensworth
W. &. Wilson
Etta
Omaha
Mr. Randall
Commission
Frm
Donahue & Randall
Fright at Independence asylum escapeer visits Bremer county
A man named Jimmie McCusky escaped from Independence asylum and traveled to Bremer county where locals feared him. Sheriff Krause arrested him in Waverly after he was hosted overnight at a farm. He said he walked from Independence Monday night arriving Wednesday. He claimed the red corn after mud was better eating than white.
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Bremer County
Independence
Jimmie McCusky
Waverly
Bremer
Krause
Local social notes from region in May gatherings
Geo dessle of Hamill and Mrs R M Shipman visited the past week. Rev Doyle attended a Des Moines conference. Mrs J McArthur of Oakland visited relatives in Mmerson. Wilbur McGill stayed in Glenwood with Carrie Woods. Dalain left for Valentine to oversee land holdings. Alva Cramer of Omaha visited parents. Miss Aliee McCarthy returned to Clinton Ia. Mrs Walter Clutes in Ulysses Neb for her mother's illness. Miss Carrie Crawford of Red Oak visiting Myron Shipman and G A Barnes. Mrs Birdsall and daughter Merritt Taylor spent weekend in Indianola with daughter Louise at Simpson College. Beals Monday for Counell Bluffs for hospital treatment. Dr Yates and Rev Robinson with him. Mr and Mrs J H Tascall back from Lincoln after treatment. Presbyterian Ladies plan a Kensington at the church basement next Friday May 21. Invitation extended to all ladies.
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Will Cole
Hmerson
Wriday
Charles Dayson
J. G. Loving
Onawa
Fiera Harover
Hastings
M. C
Raymond Casebolt
Hugh McSweeney
Omaha
Hart Taylor
Son
Macedonia
J. R. Tibbles
W. J. Owens
John Wyant
Missouri
John Bell
Emerson
Carson
Wright
Sarah Wood
Oakland
J. J. Curran
Frank Spiker
Cliff Harbert
Davis Blacksmith Shop
Cal Redman
Walnut
James Lake
Irwin
Carl
Red Oak
McSweeney
Paul Cain
Dorothy
Edna
Evangeline
Underwood
Bertha Webbe
J. G. Jones
Wales
Kerlin
Council Bintis
Donald
Alfred Hugtsman
Hiihu Cheney
Charles Swaney
Rochester
Minn
Judd Coppock
Darwin Goss
Oda Harover
Champ Harover
Kelso
Shippey
Tabor
Geo.dessle
Hamill
R. M. Shipman
Godrefy
Rev. Doyle
Des Moines
J. McArthur
Mmerson
Wilbur McGill
Glenwood
Carrie Woods
C. WK. Dalain
Valentine
Neb
G. A. Barnes
B. Birdsall
Merritt Taylor
Indianola
Louise
Simpson College
G . Beals Jeff
Counyell Bluffs
V1. C. Yates
W. J. Robinson
J. H. Tascall
Lincoln
Green Gables Sanitarium
Presbyterian Iadies
Kensington
Presbyterian Church
We Lived Again in Mineola Orchestra Night
Residents recall early 1880s scenes as a May 6 reunion in Mineola drew back memories of youth. The aged orchestra faced new surroundings on a larger stage while notes, fashions, and town life shifted from past to present.
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Uccion
Joannes
Ein Hut
Ries
Ince
Mineola
Government in America derives its just powers from consent
A concise statement notes that the legitimacy of government rests on the consent of the governed, reflecting core constitutional and political philosophy principles about authority and the source of governmental power.
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America
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Strawberry Point
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Manchester
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Hartville
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Chicago
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Armenia
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France
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Mount Silinda
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