Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-06-07
BOOSTER BANQUET
WAS Big SUCCESS
SPACIOUS ROOMS oF< PyTHlAn
CASTLE FILLED WITH
DINERS.
WILSON'S SPEECH MAKES HIT
Able Booster Expcr. From Detro. t
Wins Favor In Able and
Pleasing Speech.


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e.. for the occasion and the ladies'
who furnished the banquet are de-
serving of much praise. The guests
enjoyed an abundance Of good
things to eat M, appetizinely cooked,
and well served. M
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any more than any other CITY of lis
size. We We're told that the same
apparent obstacles which have dis
couraged some here In the mas. were
to be found in nearly every Other
city no matter where located and
that We were indeed favored with
many natural advantages not nos,
sessed by ether communities that
have pushed to the FRONT by The
sheer determination of their busi-
ness mem The visiting speakers,
scoffed at the idea that Manehester
was too near three comparatiyely
large and progressive; Industrial CEN
tiers. They coitemledl that IT was
am advantage srather tban a draw
back and that the experience Of 9th
er localities had proven it. Ii was
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foster the spirit of cooperation.
Rev. j. F. Moore first responded ON
the subiec. of ..Manohester lbs
Moral and Social Life" His words
sounded the praise of Manchester as
moral city. He said 1t had a
healthy, wholesome atmosphere and
that he had never live1, in a town
that had a better class OF business
mem He urged the members of the
club to keep in mind at the outset |
OF their activities the imnor.anoe Of |
the moral element; that honesty in
business affairs is more necessary
to insure success than amy other el. |
ement. He said the churches are
no more. dependant ,ppon fundamen
tad honesty than the whole cen,nq,..
cial structure. and that n sueagssf,N|
business must be founded n,aon HON
es,.y. His address, was ip.erspersed
with witty remarks and stories ana
very favorahly imlYresseI these who|
heard it.
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