The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-07
GOOD BUSINESS
GIVING0UT FLAGS
Crawford County State Bank Exhausts
First Supply Of Flags and Places
Order for More Of Thorn.
CREATES RENEWED AMBITION
Young People, Men and Women, Boys
and Girls Start Savings Account
Already Counting Interest

Judging from the numerous flags of
one make displayed from various resi-
dences in Denison the past few days
the Crawford County State bank must
have given away many of their flags
that were advertised in last weeks
Review, and if each flag represents
$500 deposited in the bank, Assessor
H. A. Norman will have some criterion
to govern his assessments on monies
and credits next yeer. The flags are
certainly beautiful ones and well made
and accompanied by flagstaff and iron
holder are already ahoat upon, the
breeze. The first supply, we are in
formed, was soon exhausted, and an
order for more was hurriedly sent in
and no customer will go without the
national colors. Many of the young
er people, young men and young wom-
en-, boys and girls, have taken advant-
age of the liberal offer and are max.
ing use of the savings department of
the bank. The idea Of a savings ac-
count is a good one, and teaches the
art of saving, creates an ambition to
make more in order that the semi
annual interest may accumulate and
both interest and principal draw inter-
est. AS an illustration of how these
small items grow into large ones we
cite the experience and practice of
young man who is attending school in
Des Moines and who is not only pay
ing his own way. but actually making
money.
His name is L. c. Hansen and he
went to Des Moines from Jackson,
Mimi, determined to complete the
course in osteopathy. BY working all
his spare time out of classes he got
through the first year on a profitable
basis. After the school year was over
he decided to stay through the sum.
mer and make all the money; he could
in preparation for the next year.
By combining some five or six jobs
he is establishing reputation as =
! glptton for work and. q chAnpion' coin
eatherer. But itS early morning TIL
might In hts working day. Hero IS his
schedule: at. tl5l
3a. m. to A. "a. m Carries the Reg
lister on "a downtown route. :aFil3
- to 5-Turns out lights in district
between Third street and Sixth and
Grand avenue and the Rock Island
tracks. =" @Ft ase
to 6-Distributes Register bags for
automatic sales system on Sixth
avenue Ninth and Thirteenth streets
north to the river.
s to Works at Jersey lunch.
Z a. m. to 3 p. Intakes care of
four lawns and oes other manual la
Dor at Twenty ninth street and Ridge
wood.
to 4-Carries Evening Tribune
route.
to 5:3O-Leisure.
$3.50 to 6:30-Works at Jersey lunch
to S-Turns on lights.
s D. IN. to a. m.-Nothing to do
but sleep-at Newlen undertaking par
lors.
The pay for mono of this work is
high, but combined it mounts up rap
idly. Hansen averages from 81 to IS
day. His lunch work pays for his
board and he gets his sleeping quar-
tiers free by staying at the undertake
ing parlors. So lie is making from
$3.50 to $50 a month clear money.
you'll make enough this summer
to pay all your expenses for the col
lege year, will you not?" Hansen was
asked.
Sure" he said, land lot more.
Incidentally, he's developing a wiry
set OF muscles that will make the
bones of his patients crack when he
starts giving them the rub treatment
of his selected profession.