The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-11
THE COUNTY TICKET.

&c. H. Rhodes Is the canQldaLe lOI
for county treasurer and halls from
the town of Vail. Mr.. Rhodes was
born in 1889 on farm in Dallas coun
ty, Iowa, his parents having moved
from Illinois to Dallas county in an
early day. The death Of the father
Of the candidate was severe blow to
his ambitions and threw added respon'
sibility onto him in caring for his
widowed mother and sister. Mr..
Rhodes awaited himself of such oppor'
tunities as the schools of Dallas coun.
" afforded him, and later attended
the Iowa Business college at Des
Moines, from which he graduated
among the highest in his class. After
wards he secured position as book
keeper with the Iowa, State bank OF
Des Moines and later accepted posi-.
ton with the Iowa National bank OF
that city. He remained with this In
stitution until the spring of 1915 when
heS accepted position as assistant
cashier of the Traders bank at Vail,
lows, which position he is now filling.
Mr.. Rhodes is a man of good address
and impresses one that his capacity is
such as to insure his making good
record as treasurer of this county.
Those who know him best like him
best and trust him most. His bust.
ness career has been a successful one
aud he enjoys the confidence of those
I'd whom he has given his services in
the past. We are pleased to encour,
age young man who has demonstrat.
ed his abality and fitness for making
good in every position he has filled
Such a record is a guarantee that he
will make good as treasurer of CraW'
ford county. Mr. Rhodes Isl married
and has two children. -.
g. II. White is ythe candidate for
supervisor of Crawford county for the
term beginning Jam l., 1917. Mr.
White is one of the we'll known and
successful farmers in Crawford coun
ty. He has been engaged in the stock
business and farming for a-great many
years in the southern part OF Stock
holm township, where he Is well liked
and favorably known, and he, Is as
sured of the support of his neighbors
regardless of political considerations
When man, through his own efforts
has been able to make conspicuous
success of business such man has
proved his qualifications for filling a
county office. The Office OF superVis
or of Crawford county is one which
demands q person with business quail
ifications and experience. There are
great many good men in every coun
ty in Iowa who are not qualified tC
fill the Office Of supervisor, and when
we find man who Is not only a good
man. but whose education and ex
perience are such as to demonstrate
his ability to discharge the duties Of
the Office of supervisor, such man
should be selected for the position. A
man to be respected as banker mus,
first be tried and must show his fit
ness for the position, and if this is
true in the banking business how
much more is it true in the important
work of managing the affairs of Q
great county like Crawford. We urge
llpon the voters of Crawford comfy
that as long as they find in Mr.. White
d man possessed of the qualifications
for a competent officer that they
should select him for, the position o.
supervisor of the county.
r. r Weed Is one of the candidates
for supervisor Of Crawford county fol
the term beginning Jan. l. 1918. Mr.
Weed is the son Of Charles H. Weed
who for many years resided just out
side the limits of the town of Charter
Oak. He was one of the pioneers o.
that section of the county and pros
pered until he became one of the mos
successful stockmen and farmers II
the county The last few years the
father has resided on the Pacific coas
and up until his death, which occurred
the latter part of last week. The son
r. r. Weed. is possessed with the
same mental qualities as his father
and his diligence and attention to bus
mess has placed him in an enviable
position among his neighbors as {