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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
5
Quote from M G Thornburg secretary of agriculture notes railroads gained stock value from 56 to 100 per share since the Cummins-Dietz law while farm land prices fell to 68 percent of 1921 values. He argues eastern attitudes toward agricultural legislation are unjust amid broader business gains and failing farm marketing.
The Treasury secretary’s move to call bonds of the second Liberty loan is cited as a public savings measure. It could yield millions in interest savings for the government and taxpayers, while highlighting confidence in handling both the second and third Liberty loans.
Humboldt county school presidents reelected Supt Messer for three more years on May 10. Messer has served twenty-two years in the post, earning the confidence of the community and praise as a thorough and competent educator. Humboldt Republican reports the decision.
Rasmus Hanson born November 23 1863 in Lange land Denmark died May 18 1927 in Hampton Iowa at age 63 years 5 months and 20 days. He came to the United States at nineteen and married Hansena Christien on October 29 1886. Eleven children were born, six sons and three daughters survive with twelve grandchildren. Funeral held Sunday at five o clock with Rev R E Gooke. burial in Gunie cemetery. Card of Thanks from wife and children.
Advertising costs reached 285 million dollars last year, up 16 million from the prior year, sparking debates that ads may seem wasteful yet drive consumer knowledge and demand. The argument holds that information via ads lowers prices and informs purchases, enabling readers to learn about products, housing, fabrics, and lifestyles, shaping modern behavior.
Goldfield merchant H L W McElhinney completed bankruptcy with all creditors fully paid and a surplus of about 9000 to be returned to him. Special receiver H B Cole oversaw property dispositions, including sale of assets and settlement actions.
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