A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa . ve, but bythe distance between the starting point andthe altitude he has gained, and therefore has won a most brilliant success, a justreward of earnest and honorable effort whichcommands the respect and admiration of is an example of the boys who educatethemselves and secure their own start in life,—determined, self-reliant boys, willing to\vork for advantages which other boys in-herit, destined by sheer force of characterto succeed in the face of all obstacles andto push to the front in one important branchoi industry
A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa . ve, but bythe distance between the starting point andthe altitude he has gained, and therefore has won a most brilliant success, a justreward of earnest and honorable effort whichcommands the respect and admiration of is an example of the boys who educatethemselves and secure their own start in life,—determined, self-reliant boys, willing to\vork for advantages which other boys in-herit, destined by sheer force of characterto succeed in the face of all obstacles andto push to the front in one important branchoi industry or another. As a man his busi-ness ability has enabled him to advancesteadily on the high road to success, andto-day he stands among the most prominentstock dealers in Iowa, having extensive farm-ing interests. ]\Ir. Rew is of English birth, a nativeof Devonshire, England, where he was bornon the 13th of August, 1851. His father,John Rew, was born in the same localityJune 21, 1824, and is still living there. Thegrandfather of our subject was Thomas Rew,.
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