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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
3
A compact La Verne column highlights church repairs by Gerald Poepaired, spring training for horse-shoe teams, and a Rainy week with snow and mud. It notes social events at the Sunshine Society and Rebekah pageant, theater attendance and blue law trouble, townsfolk visits, Anna Hefty’s 18th birthday party, and civic calls for public accounting of tax spenders. A Carolina tale about a frost-hardened boll weevil yields a cautionary moral.
Fragmentary OCR indicates Hebi Geigel and Stoddard among names with Polek as a candidate. Government votes appear unclear but new officials will take office next Monday night.
Savertde announces candidacy for re election as Supervisor for the district comprising Nor way Lake Verion townshing. He claims a record of five years as a good supervisor and argues he will secure a fair share of county aid if re elected in this unusual time.
The Dairy Department of Agriculture notified egg wholesalers that Iowa dealers unanimously adopted a resolution to begin April 1 1920 to classify eggs as No 1 or firsts for clean fresh eggs and No 2 or seconds for dirtier cracked washed or small eggs Local dealers would likely buy eggs on this basis or incur losses at another.
Friends recalled Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson and Mr and Mrs W R Benedict as they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home between Humboldt and Goldfield on a sunny Thursday. A stray note mentions a treasured leather case and a call for a reward after a Tinder notification at a Standard Oil station. A separate weather note warns it is safe to park snow shore for summer and prepare for mowing season. A sidewalk work incident on Madison Street exposed a leaky pipe, creating a hole bridged by planks. Reporter watched the spot a week, then a man named A B Richardson fell in, escaping with only dignity damaged and dirtied clothes.
A polluted OCR shows multiple Humboldt County political filings announcing candidacies for county offices. Names include Camillly Myeusilver, Thomas B. Ryne, McFarland, Geo A Burns, Matta Wallakait, and Savernde, all stating they run subject to Republican voters will in June primaries.
Fragmentary OCR shows a patent medicine advertisement promising to restore health by a tonic to treat mucous surfaces and ear conditions. The text mentions years of use and references to a London or European origin but is garbled.
Mr and Mrs G S Peters relocate to a new home recently completed. August Hoffman plans to move from the farm into the Peters residence he bought last fall. Misa Ruby Reeves is noted visiting during a vacation at New Blamford Indiana during a school event.
A Shuppard Toicher clinic for matlint's and a special examination event will be held at the Remwick High School on April 26. Mrs Hilton chairs the event with two specialists and a doctor delivering lectures and demonstrations.
A jumbled OCR fragment blends hedges of opinion and aphorisms about free speech, reform, vanity, and aging, interwoven with garbled lines about Hollywood, vow of revenge, and a man’s stubborn pride. It reads like stray reflections rather than a connected news item, with scattered names and phrases mangled beyond clear attribution.
A garbled antique listing for Vernon Theatre shows April events with odd spellings and misprints. It mentions Phayings in Wild with Wallies Dyitenn and Feith Jobnant, a Western drama with heart Interest, and a separate program The Uteggead Edga with Alfred Tuut Mint Palmieri, plus a poetically described tale of a beautiful girl and a mysterious writer.
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