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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
6
The First National Bank presents a broad service overview highlighting fund safeguarding, check handling, lending on standard terms, worldwide money transfer, travelers cheques, and management of securities, business, dependents, and property both before and after death.
William A. Thompson testified before the Federal Trade Commission that U.S. newspapers carried 720 million dollars in advertising in 1925. Local ads totaled 500 million, national ads 260 million, showing strong faith in newspaper advertising. Local papers are valued for news and community sentiment as well as for directing shoppers to reliable goods.
Humboldt American Legion committee plans Play Day at the Fair Grounds on Thursday June 10 with features including a balloon ascent by a noted gymnast, Nay Files speech, vaudeville acts, base ball games, music by Karl ing a State Fair hand, and a Pavilion dance by Cato’s Vagabonds. The event aims to surpass last year’s celebration amid family activities and community pride.
Gene Dunning, weather pro for Fort Dodge and vicinity, compares this Monday’s heat to last year when 40 above with snow flurries hit. He notes a Midwest heat wave cresting over the Mississippi Valley, cooling briefly Monday before heat returns.
The Treasury notes almost one hundred million dollars monthly in tax exempt securities held outside treasuries and sinking funds totaling 1484 million with over 11 billion issued by states counties and cities. Auto speed plans fear drivers averaging 76 to 100 miles per hour within five years. Mexico supplied 61 million pounds of tomatoes last year. The White House says the president will spend a big summer in New England. Sixteen liquor bills await Senate action.
A fair colorist and other young artists ascend a giddy ladder daily to finish finials for Philadelphia’s Sesqui Centennial International Exposition. Opening January 4 and running to December 1, the event marks the 150th anniversary of American independence with a rainbow of displays.
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