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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
5
A survey of 10,000 industrial leaders shows improved business conditions, with production healthy, employment rising, and prices stable. The National Association of Manufacturers president Adgerton reports a steady purchasing trend for the coming months, signaling confidence after a period of hysteria and indecision.
A critic argues that exempting all future public utility bonds from taxation is as absurd as current tax exemptions for bonds issued by municipalities and state undertakings. He contends such financing does not save money for governments and shifts costs to other taxpayers while preserving tax-exempt bonds.
A rabies case is reported near Schaller's southeast of town and a dog was killed. Calves owned by John Camelin near Schaller's area died, suspected from the dog. A miscellany of remarks covers military training, a New York assault sentence, Atlantic City beauty contest rules, German political hints, and random notices about public life and politics.
A satirical column notes penchant for improvements and quips about exits from banquet halls, modern gadgets, and public figures. It jokes about Marshal Von Hindenburg, Tennessee Darwin debates, and Americans as a nation of machines. References to Ford, parking space, and aviation progress lampoon contemporary trends.
Walt Mason laments a traveling peddler selling junk at high prices as residents resist with civic pride. The speaker extols Brick & Brown and the town as a modern palce, funded by taxes, schools, churches, and public works. The poem critiques profiteering and urges support for local enterprises.
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