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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
6
The town urges residents to spruce yards and streets as winter ends. Calling for tidy lawns, cleared alleys, and removal of debris, officials promote a cleaner, more attractive Renwick to boost pride and welcome visitors. Community effort highlighted with emphasis on water access and shared responsibility.
In LuVerne, Hagist, proprietor of a local restaurant, is charged with carrying a concealed weapon after an altercation with a customer’s wife who allegedly insulted him. The husband and another man reportedly confronted Hagist, who reportedly drew a revolver, leading to court action pending shortly.
The J B C club met with Mrs Albert Helmiko Lash Friday afternoon March 0th. Seven members attended with four lots present. Myrtle Gillespie provided entertainment and a contest. Mrs Bertie Martin won first prize and Lucy Simpson second. A luncheon followed. The group will meet with Mya Alice Yanney on April 6th.
School Secretary's Financial Statement for Vernon Consolidated District Humboldt County Iowa from March 1 1922 to March 1 1928 shows General Fund receipts from district tax state apportionment and interest with total receipts 26 269.30 and disbursements to teachers rent repairs transportation and other purposes with overdraft noted. School House Fund receipts district tax and on hand balance with total 6 440 and disbursements including bonds and interest with on hand 5 102.25 Ernest ht Eggerth secretary.
A reflective verse extols the inevitability of justice catching criminals. It defends the law as persistent, patient, and wiser than crime, promising eventual accountability for the clever wrongdoer who evades capture. The poem frames law as enduring and inexorable.
Local enforcement cracked down on a beet shack gambling operation run by a man who called work a disgrace. The dealer paid a $25 fine and agreed to leave town while two residents stayed in Humboldt jail. Citizens question why aristocratic dens remain.
Public sale announced for Saturday afternoon April 7 at 2:30 in front of the café on Maine Street. Auction features household goods and restaurant fixtures and merchandise from Harry Dauggerty's establishment.
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