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Newell Mirror

Location

Newell, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

8

Newell Depression Era Recap and Bank Reopens 1934

The Newell Mirror chronicles the town’s struggles during the Great Depression including bank failures, farm sales, welfare acts, and rent relief. It notes Roosevelt’s 1932 election lead, social aid measures, and a 1934 bank reorganization led by A J Hill with a grand reopening featuring free food, a movie, and a dance attracting many residents.

the Mirror Miller and Chaney Bank United States Newell Pilot-Tribune R.T.C J.o.ervins A.D. Peterson Peterson Newell School Board First National Bank Drake Oscar Hartzell Sioux City Iowa A.J. Hill Storm Lake First National Bank of Gilbert Dean F.C. Foley A.j.hill Laverne Erickson H.A. Vogel Arthur Nelson C.co.e.trukken M.a.armstrong Odd Fellows' Hall Union Hall Newell Mirror Hobo House Hoover Hotel

Newell Area Paves Main Street and Highways in 1938

In 1936 Buena Vista County voters approved funding for Newell paving projects with strong mayoral backing. Mayor Rogers led multiple visits to the Iowa Highway Commission in Ames to push No. 5 pavement between Fonda and Storm Lake, aided by Newell businessmen. Main Street paving completed in 1938 sparked a celebration with speeches by Charles Hacke and Senator A. J. Shaw, plus a dance and ice cream social. A ribbon-cutting at Radio Park in Storm Lake marked the Newell to Storm Lake road completion, with Governor Kraschell speaking and O. B. Rogers as toastmaster. Blacktop expansion continued in 1948 and 1950.

Buena Vista County Newell Rogers Iowa Highway Commission Ames No. 5 Fonda Storm Lake Main Street Newell Commercial Club Charles Hacke Sac City A. J. Shaw Sulphur Springs Radio Park O. B. Rogers Gover

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