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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
7
A fragmented diary style note questions why common sense plans apply to luxuries but not to plows and tractors. It laments high costs and invites readers to understand the farmer’s plight amid costly supplies and industry hype.
In Seaview during a Monday session Justice Miller heard an action of fiduciary aid detainer. Melithiney represented Juha S. Thooyjson against Mr and Mrs Ole Arthur to remove a far a. Loymien and Less of Hum bold represented the plaintiff with Hemmingway of Wehater City for the defendants. A jury was demanded and seated. Evidence and verbal battles followed for hours before the jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendants.
Last Wednesday evening at the Gast main street corner a chase of two cars ended with a Chevrolet wrecked and Gerald Nelson injured when drivers Roscoe Olen and Marold Amassen tried to avoid a collision. Amassen car struck a tree after scraping the other vehicle.
Dr. A Arent and Dr. Sproule of Humboldt were injured when their car collided with a freight train on the GC & NW mail road at Knudson crossing southeast of Humboldt last Friday night. Arent suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, listed critical. Sproule had two broken ribs and bruises. injuries were painful but not as severe. Sproule’s auto was a complete wreck.
The town election last Monday was quiet with about seventy votes cast. Voters wrote in many names causing counting delays and many spoiled ballots. All old officials were re elected including Wins Black and W. W. Mc Curry for council, Geo. Stoddard as mayor, D. J. Christengen treasurer, Henry Geigel assessor, with visits from Emily Carter and her children and a Gilmore City school vacation report.
Kansas City Times reports a domestic scene as a husband struggles with kitchen tasks. The narrator criticizes the partner's carelessness with oven heat and stove safety, urging better etiquette and effort. The tense dialogue highlights daily frictions over chores and proper cooking.
An excerpt from The Ax Manual extols the ax as a timeless tool shaping civilization from Stone to Iron Ages. It praises pioneers Washington and Lincoln and other figures, linking the axe to strength, forest mastery, and personal achievement across history.
A Sun reporter recalls interviewing a blind man who once smoked and chose to quit after losing sight. The man notes that seeing smoke mattered less than the act itself and suggests most blind people do not smoke, calling smoking a negative pleasure. He reflects philosophically on tobacco and perception.
John Green Edward Blesie Low ell Gray Bernard Anderson and Victor Jacobson joined the membership roll. The group shows strong interest in trees and birds and has enjoyed talks on First Aid to Animals Life of Lincoln Arizona trip astronomy and coin displays. More new members are encouraged as potential speakers are welcome.
Frank French wins the heavyweight title at the Roadside A. Vi. state wrestling tournament final night, defeating Carl Williamson of Des Moines after reaching the finals by beating Claude Lang of Carliale. Lang sustained multiple broken ribs in that match.
John G Lonsdale argues leadership equals service to humanity and steady persistence. He cites Washington and other leaders, urging individuals to act boldly, persevere through discouragements, and apply energy to worthy tasks in community work and organizations.
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association has been instructed to study chain and group banking and the Comptroller of the Currency proposal for extended branch banking. The commission is chaired by RR S Hecht of Merchants Bank New Orleans with a roster of national bankers. A booklet by the ABA in New York summarizes the growth of group banking across the United States.
A regional analysis by the American Hawkers Association reports that savings deposits in continental banks fell overall in 1929 during the first recession in twenty years, with only New England and Pacific states showing gains while Middle Atlantic, Southern, East Central, and West Central regions posted losses. The total savings deposits stood at 28.21 billion dollars, down from 195.305 million? last decade, with regional shifts revealing mixed results across states and depositor numbers.
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