Fowler Denies Rate Hike and Calls Out Langerak
In a verbose statement Fowler asserts no rate increases while defending his Pella telephone operation. He argues past pricing was fair, warns against Langerak’s plans and notes need for new plants, equipment, and expanded service. He pledges free Otley service from October 1, 1925, and emphasizes ongoing low rates with reliable service.
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Mr. Vater
Fowler Telephone Company
Otley
Iowa
Pella
Cherokee Franchise Battle Prompts Vote Yes in 1925
A Cherokee area dispute centers on a telephone franchise. The speaker urges citizens to vote yes for Fowler's franchise on September 24 1925, arguing a new election is needed to avoid service disruption and criticizing rival Langerak. He warns of ongoing telephone war if the franchise is voted down and appeals to local Commercial Club and Civic Organizations to back the effort.
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Langerak
Pella
Iowa
Supreme Court
Commercial Club
Civic Organizations
Fowler
Citizen
Vater
Voter
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