Dry Iowa Ahead as Vote on Amendment Looms
A fragmented editorial discusses looming dry legislation in Iowa, noting the impact on liquor delivery and sale venues, and predicting how the vote on the amendment may affect behavior. It suggests sobriety could curb excess and spur thrift, with the phrase Mahomet moving or staying.
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Whitmore
Iowa
Mahomet
Agai
Campaign Planned for Baby Welfare Week May 1 6
The University of Iowa extension division will join with Women's clubs in Tawa City and Audubon county to mark the nationwide baby week from May 1 to 6. Miss Bessie McClenahan will distribute publications charts lantern slides and programs and will visit Audubon county to lead the campaign. Other speakers will assist and materials from the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs and national groups will be provided to participating towns. More than 2 000 committees in the United States led last year’s campaigns as state and national groups push broader notice this year.
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Tawa City
Merch dl
University of Tawa
Iowa
Bessie McClenahan
Audubon County
United States
Open Season for Dogs Causes Sheep Protection Law
A new law allows authorities to shoot any dog running loose after July 1 between gynser and sunrise to protect sheep. It targets dogs regardless of collars muzzles or owner taxes and classifies dogs as killers even without nearby sheep. The measure aims to protect sheep raisers but invites broad interpretation.
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Gynser
April Fools and old fashioned fun fade with time
A nostalgic reflection on April Fool’s Day losing charm as simple amusements give way to costly entertainments. The piece contrasts past neighborhood games like horseshoes and magic lanterns with modern big budgets, noting how time has changed customs and tastes. It muses on slower memories and the idea of playful tricks returning in spirit.
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T-R
Lindstrom Family Leaves For Rockwell City
Vern Lindstrom longtime manager of the Farmer's Exchange Company resigns and moves with his family to Rockwell City. Eli Broberg is promoted to manager. The Lindstroms leave amid community regret as Vern plans to enter life insurance with headquarters in Rockwell City.
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Vern Lindstrom
Farmer’s Exchange Company
Rockwell City
Lindstrom
Farmer's Exchange Company
Eli Broberg
Anxious Rep Johnston Claims No Liquor Tasted in Fourteen Years
In a house debate Rep Johnston from Humboldt says he has not tasted liquor in fourteen years yet keeps it at home. He questions the remaining quantity now supply is shut off and asks how much liquor is actually on hand. The exchange hints at concern over stock as a rumor of supply dwindles.
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Johnston
Humboldt
Bro. Jaqua
Statement of ownership for Renwick Times 1917
Ownership statement filed under act of Aug 24 1912 lists L W Miller as editor publisher and owner. Sworn before Notary Earl D Phipps on April 2 1917. Publication is weekly Renwick Iowa with property unencumbered.
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Congress
Times
Renwick
L. W. Miller
Earl D. Phipps
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