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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
7
Renwick School notes highlight baseball wrapup, senior violin program, community meetings, and personnel changes. Mentioned are plans for summer Extension sessions, a Veron Thaalra screening, a state decimatory radio program, post office status concerns, and upcoming triangular track meet with LaVerne and Liverna.
Magia Grove Hatchery in Eagle Grove Iowa advertises baby chicks in any variety from 712.011 to 16.00 per 100 with delivery by parcel post available. Send order or inquiries to the hatchery by mail or phone.
In Chirk District Court on October 10, 1924, M. A. Watiukait represents the minor GW against administrative claims. The proceedings concern a custodial or status matter overseen by Judge Dike Mureh. The record notes the case name, court, date, and legal representation.
Local church notices describe an invitation to faith and confession, with baptism available this Sunday. Margaret Hilde Carter reads a devotional piece titled Winning Me Wildorousy. Worth League forms under Waller Long, with changes in service times and an ensuing May meeting. Bysworth League led by Andy Myrlin at 7 16, hook review at 8, masa meeting planned for April.
Morning worship at 14:00 features a sermon on The Meaning of Easter. Evening program includes a church choir cantata The Sharrowawned King by Fret B Holton under Mrs Carroll Richardson, inviting all to attend.
St Pauls Lutheran Church to hold German language services with Holy Communion starting 10:30 a m with announcements for Communion before Friday. Easter Sunday 10 a m includes Sunday School. Special offering for synod institutions. Pastor G Gaede officiating.
Local church announcements note an Evangelical service Friday with a program and sermon after an eight session run, inviting attendance and visitors. The column mentions personal visits, ring sale by proof of ownership, and various community visits to Marshall Town and nearby farms, plus notes on Rev Neill’s preaching and an Easter sermon in Brooklyn after serving at Calfny Church.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts an anecdote about Woodrow Wilson and horseback riding. The narrator reflects on Wilson's lack of equestrian prowess and questions his interest in riding, mixing introspection with literary flourishes. The text appears as a derailed dialogue or diary-like musings with interrupted phrases.
A fragmented quote ponders marriage for money, asking if love endures financial pressure. The terse line references specific names with unclear meaning, suggesting a satirical or sensational note on romance and wealth.
Confused dialogue fragment mentions evenings at home, a club, and names like Anks-L and Blinker-Huh. References to kids, Bee Huts, cror-rerd Buize, and a vague talk on work and vocation. No clear event or outcome emerges. readable sense limited.
Fragmented text mentions a family at Queda bung Crem with abstainers and a fortune tied to wine. References to a Prana-Pinesiirts and Nis profits hint at a scandal or estate matter. Details are garbled but center on a Rhine wine collection and monetary stakes.
Fragmented report cites experts on coal statistics in the United States and Europe. It mentions Vincent, Peales, and Vale, with references to Germany and Spain. The text is garbled but hints at a year’s preceding data and possible naval or trade links.
The explorer Kigatone and associates were attacked while moving through Santi Afzee recently and fought their way to safety. Lions broke up a picture and a file weapon related to the incident. Ten News reported calls to fight for safety.
University College Swansea research shows soil bacteria boost plant growth and health. In nine weeks plants given killed bacterial culture grew about five times more than those with minerals alone, acting like a vitamin to improve nutrient use.
A Wall Street brokerage firm meeting in a private office features three partners studying a paper spread. A writer enters, and one partner exclaims a potential helper exists as they seek a four letter synonym for avoid losing progress on a crossword puzzle.
Mrs. Shirley Hodgkinson, noted member of the Bombay corporation, has been appointed an honorary presidency magistrate in Bombay. She is among four women previously named as justices of the peace, following Mrs. James Cousins of Madras who was the first to receive the honor in India. This marks another step in promoting women in public service in the Near East.
A York team appealed for local support to preserve six century old windows in York Minster. The dean stated that washing, begun six centuries ago, does not ruin the glass nor threaten its glow, despite public belief. The effort seeks funds and public backing to safeguard the historic panes from modern concerns.
Delaware Machine Company in Colonie Albany, N.Y., has built and installed a new safer locomotive design. Officials estimate it will develop one third more power with one third less fuel and water consumption, potentially doubling efficiency over contemporary locomotives.
The article laments the lack of affordable light airplanes for popular use and ownership. It notes public apathy and limited progress by manufacturers in improving small aircraft, describing them as noisy, dirty, dangerous, and uncomfortable according to Professor Law.
A garbled report notes the Post Office department pursuing cooperation with officers to hold mail for searches to catch criminals. It mentions extending mail handling rules and the aim of aiding law enforcement while ensuring postal workers safety.
A Canadian immigration summary shows 7,859 people received naturalization papers last year. Russians led as the largest group, with 1,274 men becoming citizens. Others include Austrians 807, Americans 228, Greeks 309, Norwegians 101, and a miscellaneous mix forming the remainder.
In a humorous exchange Mrs Pumblegate teases about how news stories fixate on a woman's attire while neglecting a man's clothing after court actions. Farmer Pemblegate quips that by the time lawyers pull him to pieces his clothes are worthless.
Japanese law facilitates arbitration between Isadow nere and tenant farmers, marking a significant step in resolving agricultural disputes. The act aims to provide swift, neutral mediation, reducing court congestion and fostering better farm tenancy relations across prefectures.
The original manuscript of Kids naped by Robert Toniz Stevenson was sold at auction for ten dollars.
Alberta completed about 400 miles of mass highways under the five year program authorized by the legislature. The province has spent roughly 250000 dollars to date with federal aid expected to cover part of the cost. Next year the program plans to build about 560 miles of highway across the province.
The article notes England considering a night air mail service modeled after the United States concept. It discusses mail from the continent being flown to a terminal, transferred to trains and then delivered across England overnight.
A program in Bogland teaches former Russian princesses to earn a living, guiding them through practical skills and employment readiness in a formal school setting.
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