Woolstock Mutual Telephone Internet is a co-op internet company situated in Woolstock, Iowa. Its services include internet, phone, and cable television for the Woolstock farming community, and the immediate countryside. Originally established in 1905, during a time when farmers in the Mississippi area sought to provide telephone services to their communities, WMTI has advanced throughout the twentieth century to remain relevant to its customer owners. Currently, WMTI provides fiber optic home internet at a speed of up to one gigabit, best-in-class cable television, and digital telephone service. The fiber-to-the-home network implemented by WMTI allows it to offer some of the fastest internet connection speeds in rural areas of the US. This enables the residents of Woolstock to do activities such as video calling, watching movies and series, working from home, and using cloud-based services. The principles that WMTI operates on include local customer service, a short turnaround on queries and issues, local support in the form of participation in activities, and scholarships, and being a key player in the economic growth of society. With some work still in progress, plans for Woolstock Mutual Telephone Internet tell a story of a company that endeavors to progress in terms of its technology while still keeping its roots in the rural cooperative spirit.