The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-11

of them topnotchers; all Of them
striving to be better; all Of them show
ing their faith by added investment;
all of them well-paying institutions.
Why not have faith in Denison?
The creamery, run as q quasi-public
Institution. was a failure; run as q
business proposition 1t is q tremen-
dous success, doing great business,
and presumably making money rap
idly. 49,
The Nicholson plant has been q
success ever since it was In business,
and now the big $4,000 Cold Storage
and Ice Manufacturing plant is the
pride of the city and q paying invest
ment for the men who had the FAITH
to invest in Denison.
The McHenry stock farm has earned
an international reputation and has
been money maker almost from the
start.
grown with each year until big, mod
The Denison Brick Works have
Iern dividend-earning plant has been
Established.
The Menagh Mill, the Fastje Furni-
ture Factory and number of lesser
institutions have achieved success.
The Denison Hotel, which nearly
every one thought was entirely too
good to make good in Denison, is
crowded nearly every night.
The Saggau brothers, having faith in
Denison, have performed wonders in
building up West Broadway, and the
buildings have PAID.
That is what we are trying to get at
that there is not well managed
business institution in Denison that
started without the killing handicap
of insufficient capital, that has not
succeeded and that is not succeeding
today.
Why not have faith in Denison?
Denisoh has the money.
Denison has the transportation ia
cilities.
Denison has country around it
that has never known crop failure.
Denison has the brains.
With FAITH Denison could now
have shoe factory employing scores
of hands.
With FAITH Denison could have a
canning factory that would pay as
good dividends as South Dakota lands.
If the money that the WISE MEN
of Denison have invested in MINING
ISTOCK had been invested at home,
Denison would be a town of ten thou
sand people and real estate would be
worth three times it's present value.
If the money the WISE MEN of Deni.
son have invested in MINING STOCK
had been invested at home the WISE
MEN would be ahead not only the
amount of the investment, but they
would have received substantial re
lCuIuS iOF Iuelr money.
4 "Tut-tut!" says one of the Wise
Men, Il invested in Denison and got
nothing. put money into the college
put money into the creamery; pu,
money into the hospital and the hote
and the opera house, and have never
gotten cent back"
4 Quite right; that is just what We
are talking about. These were all il
the nature of charities. No one sub
scribed with the expectation of getting
nus money back. 1t was not an in
vestment; it was a donation.
n We knew man who gave to tn,
church and who never got his none
back.
! What Denison needs is not Charity
but the investment of money, plu
brains, plus energy in practical bus
ness institutions.
: There is great field for the pro
motion of an interurban from Mannin
via Denison and Schleswig to tn
north. There are q score of ways i
! which the Capital Of Denison and tn
, brains of Denison and the enrgy Q
Denison might be profitably employe
lat home. Not for the good Of Denise
alone, but for the good OF the me
. of Faith.
What we need is Faith.