First National Bank resumes after reorganizing
The First National Bank reopened Saturday with a new management and a reconstituted board. John D. Lawler died suddenly in Sioux City prompting an external examination by a national examiner, after which the bank resumed under Dr. T. Gilman as president and J. O. Walrath as president with Logan as cashier. The bank reports stability and stronger prospects.
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First National Bank
John D. Lawler
Sioux City
Logan
Zimmerman
Dr.t. Gilman
C. M. Swan
Iowa State National Bank
Jes. Lawler
Nina Dousman
Messrs
J. O. Walrath
I. W. Seaman
J. D. Wood
R. D. Welch
J.S. Daniels
D. Welch
Geo. J. Logan
O. P. Graham
Ggy Walrath
D. Webb
I. W. Se
J. S. Daniels
Albert Boynton
F. Ih. Moses
Mitchell
Yankton Airlift Investigated for Artesian Wells Use
A city committee probes the Yankton airlift project amid possible use of its resources for artesian well work. Officials assess legality and financial impact while considering public benefit.
Opera House Plans for Mitchell’s Koch Block
Mitchell considers converting the Koch block into a large opera house with a 45 by 48 foot dance floor stage 30 by 40 and seating plus boxes and balcony. Owner Jos Scheuer of Milwaukee aims to invest 10 000 to 12 000 and seeks 7 percent interest for two years with rental options and corn palace fund involvement. Sunday meetings and airlift discussions in April to assess artesian wells economics.
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Mitchell
Court House
Jos. Scheuer
Milwaukee
J. K. Smith
Scheuer
Corn Palace
Masonic Dancing Party Delights Beloit Crowd
Despite Lent, a Beloit Masonic dancing party drew a large crowd with the Beloit band providing music. The evening offered a refined program focused on round dances, superb rhythm, and formal instruction, with dancing continuing past midnight and guests leaving pleased and weary.
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Beloit
Terpsichore
Citizenship League hosts meeting with program at court house
The Citizenship League held a Saturday evening gathering at the court house featuring musical and literary offerings. Remarks by L. W. Adams Rev. Mr. Bradford and A. K. Campbell focused on prohibition. A straw ballot on mayoral preference drew applause as Seaman was mentioned.
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Citizenship League
Court House
L. W. Adams
Mr. Bradford
A. K. Campbell
R. T. Robinson
Seaman
League
J. S. Daniela
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