Wellman News Roundup From March At Security Bank
In Wellman Iowa March reports highlight booming business at Security Bank with two other local banks busy as town grows. The column notes visits from Dr. and Mrs. Reid of Washington, Ellery Foster’s Oklahoma funeral, sicknesses in the Bishop family, and moves to Iowa City and Washington for work, hospital stays, and farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
Chicago
New York City
Fred Reid
Washington
Reid
Harrison McGugin
Eardley Bell, Jr
Eardley Bell, Jr., Home. Tom O'Flerhty
Cedar Rapides
Ellery Foster
Henry
George Foster
Oklahoma
Foster
Warren Bishop
Phil Wanerus
Brighton
Iowa City
Jim Stamp
Chas. Miller
Nira
W .E. Baker
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Baker
Grant Miller
A. F. Longwell
Ernest Hartman
John Meyer
Blairstown
Park Hotel
Carrie
Edward Ash
Edward
Ross Miller
Sam Huntsberger
Des Moines
L. FE. Maplethorp
Rev. Barker
Oskaloosa
Everette
Boyd Smith
Colorado
Smith
Gladden
Glen Huntsberger
Donald John
Willard Hayes
Henry Durian
Jacob Gundon
Davenport
Amish
Dundon
Palmer Chiropractor School
Lena Beck
Fred Herr
J. H. Miller
Elsworth Palmer Farm
Riverside Notice and Obituaries Highlight Local Visits and Death
Riverside items report Miss Mary Shebanek leaving for Tipton for millinery work and many social visits across Iowa. Frank Wollrab, aged 74, died from bronchial disease with services in Richmond. he emigrated from Bohemia in 1845 and leaves three sons and a daughter. The community also notes a gun accident involving two boys and a planned American Legion talk on Save Americanism in America at the Ainsworth M E church with Rev Rendell of Muscatine speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schillig
Richmond
G. F. Wieland
Rove D'Autremont
Will
Moline
Ill
Ora Overholser
Comstock
Minn
Overholser
Riverside
William She
Frances Zayicek
America
Wollrah
Wollrab
Joseph
Milt
Adolph Wollrab
Mary Mougin
Mike Wollrab
Lves
Muscatine
M. E. Church
C. E. McBride
Kalona
Oscar Coon
Newton
John Rath
Robert Allen W. R
Laura Chambers
Des Moines
C. C. Chambers
Rendell of
American Legion
Ainsworth M. E
Prairie Center Social News Log
Prairie Center notes from March list visiting families including Koehler Beemblossom Randall and Baker households. Mildred Warren assists with house work for two weeks. I. K. Beal and Dan Kline relocate homes. Charlie Wolfe butchers at Ainsworth. Campbell and May visit Campbell home near Ainsworth. Westen family visits Zieglou sky. Robt Kephart visits Ruebian home and attends Easter sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Center
Geo. Koehler
David Mce-Cartney
iMr
Glenn Beemblossom
Adamay
Roy Randall
Charles
Sam Baker
Mildred Warren
A. CC. Cannon
I. K. Beal
Dan Kline
Charlie Wolfe
Ainsworth
John Campbell
May
Harry Campbell
Martin Westen
Carl Zieglousky
Robt. Kephart
C. A. Ruebian
Mr. Kephart
Washington visitors and local returns noted in Ainsworth
Mrs. Chas Stearns and Mrs Warren Parrow visited Washington Saturday while D D Stephens returned from Arkansas. Glen Duncan came back from Des Moines where he attended Drake University. The three day old baby boy of Mr and Mrs Grover Dorman on Wright McConnell was mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Samuel Herr
Herr
Kenneth
Ray Hulse
Keota
B. Sands
Laura Busby
Washington
Wes Gesling
Blanche
Worley
Florence Gesling
Ainsworth
Chas. Stearns
Warren Parrow
D. D. Stephens
Arkansas
Glen Duncan
Des Moines
Drake University
Grover Dorman
Wright McConnell
First Examine Good Qualities Maxim for Judgment
The saying argues for assessing good qualities before judging failings. It endorses balanced discernment, highlighting that acknowledging virtue informs fair conclusions about a person or thing. The quote attributed to Car ly le stresses prudent analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Maryland History Note on Cities and War Roles
Maryland towns Ballinmore Frederick and George Town were founded in the 18th century. The state aided the Revolutionary War and hosted Congress in Annapolis 1783 where Washington resigned his commission. Fort Melbury was bombarded in 1814, inspiring The Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinmore
Frederick
Georgetown
Maryland
Congress
Annapolis
Washington
Fort Melbury
Francis Scott Key
Zemo Clean Liquid Promises Quick Skin Relief
Zemo, the antiseptic liquid from the E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland, offers quick relief for itching and skin troubles. It claims to cleanse and soothe skin, banish eruptions, and leave skin soft and healthy. available in 35c and $1 bottles from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
New Corporation Law Urged by Walter Ramsay
Walter Ramsay Iowa secretary of state backs a strengthened Blue Sky reform with a new mandatory law to curb stock sales commissions and unify rules for home and foreign corporations. The measure aims to cap sales commissions at 15 percent and grant the secretary power to regulate all stock offerings to protect investors amid reports of weak penalties under existing statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, March
Iowa
Lowa
Secretary of State
Ramsay
Walter Ramsay
Iowa State Bankers Association
Towa
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Mr. Ramsay
Swearengen Bank Turmoil At Killduff
D. S. Freak receiver for the Swearengen private bank at Killduff says bank affairs are badly muddled. He notes a misreported bond amount, describing a $5,000 figure that should have been $75,000, as Senator Fleck reviews the books and finds the situation in bad condition with insufficient resources to cover liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleck
Swearengen
Newton
Swearengen Bank
D. S. Freak
Killduff
Ten men escape blaze from Cremer boarding house
Ten men in night shirts fled a blizzard fire at Mrs. Leo Cremers boarding house at six o'clock. Wind reached fifty miles per hour and two frozen fire plugs slowed the fire department. The house and contents were destroyed. neighbors cared for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Leo Cremers
Illinois Republicans Reject Wood Telegram Plea for Support
The Illinois delegation in Congress denounced a telegraph request from the Leonard Wood campaign committee urging support for Wood or naming alternatives. The joint reply said Illinois is not for Leonard Wood for president and that the delegation is wholly for Guy. Frank O. Lowden is named as the preferred candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Blinois Republicans
Congress
Leonard Wood
Gen. Wood
Illinois
Guy
Frank O. Lowdon
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Mary Shebanek
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the Evening Journal
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