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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
10
A fragmented report quotes the author delivering a lengthy speech in the legislature praising the measure. Early votes appeared to favor passage as Senator Wotehhiss urged support amid the contentious bill discussion.
Editorial notes discuss connections between currency reform and the gold standard, urging unity for banking law changes. It contrasts reform rhetoric with fear of centralized control, mentioning political figures, Spain, and domestic financial tensions, then moves through local business news and a burglary incident with no major outcome.
John Law and C Walker sold their controlling stake in Citizens State Bank to S S Dilenbeck and Son of Ida Grove. The sale, finalized Monday after quiet negotiations, includes Law's residence on Wills Avenue. Dilenbeck brings financial experience from Ida County and plans to maintain the bank’s conservative policy. Directors and officers include President Law, Vice President Gamble, Cashier Walker, with changes likely to occur in the board. The bank is described as solid and reliable with the new proprietors taking over a well run, prosperous institution.
Burglars roamed several houses Saturday night in the town, leaving distinctive marks for possible return. At Jobe Enxiele's Otley Avenue home they are said to have made the only known haul, taking a ten dollar bill from Mr Eisele's pants pocket after he had retired for the night and left money on a bar near his bed.
Notice to voters in Pemng district about registration and polling dates March 24 and March 28. Details emphasize hours and locations in specific wards and landmarks, urging voters to ensure their names are on the registry and that they may vote at designated poll sites.
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