April Births and Historic April Events Across U S History
The piece lists notable Americans born in April and marks April as a month of landmark events. It notes presidents Jefferson Monroe Maehanuy Grant and figures like John Muir John Burroughs and Henry Clay. It mentions battles, treaties, and ventures including San Jacinto and the Pony Express.
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United States
Jefferson
Monroe
Maehanuy
Grant
John Burroughs
John Muir
Jared Ausurnligha
Henry Clay
Washington Erving
Edward Everett Hale
Commodore M. G. Parry
Dupant
B. Moree
Wilbur Wright
John Pierpont Morgan
Finune
Mexico
Spain
America
Washington
France
San Jacinto
Texas
St. Joseph
May
Califor
Peary
North Pole
Winter Snow Delays Crop Relief Amid Turbulent Times
A rugged spring snow series hits the Mississippi counties and central regions, delaying crop relief and raising concerns over seedings and pasture recovery. President Hoover names changes in the labor department amid broader economic forecasts.
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Maren
Vue Weather and Crop Bureau
Law Department of Agriculture
Woumen
Mississapi River
Amareh
Abe
Nortnal
Iowa
Renwick School Judges Host Junior High Tournament
Duane Bouwell Curtin Rockwood Bert Block and Marvin Guysieburg are named judges for a junior high arable tournament. Reulea and regulations are being drawn up by the judges. The content is open to all students below the tenth grade. No contestants are allowed to play for keep.
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Duane Bouwell
Curtin Rockwood
Bert Block
Marvin Guysieburg
Reulea
Seventh and Eighth Grades Spelling Contest Highlight
The seventh and eighth grades held a spelling contest on March 21 with Ethel Bornholt winning and set to represent Renwick at the county contest in Humboldt on April 11. The Freshman class staged a 20 minute program on loyalty to the school on April 2 in the junior high room, featuring talks by Mr. Driggs and Velva Hoffman, a poem by Ray Mills, and a 9th grade boys talk.
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Ethel Bornholt
Renwick
Humboldt
Washington, D.C
Mr. Driggs
Velva Hoffman
Ray Mills
Recipe for a Gun From a Household Workshop Incident in Seattle
A fragment considers making a handgun from common workshop parts, claiming five hours suffices for a home made pistol. It notes the gun could kill and cites a Seattle resident as having done it, using crude construction and standard ammunition as a critique of gun laws.
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Seattle
Trucks on Our Roads and Interstate Freight Impact
Trucks operating under interstate commerce rules haul twenty five tons on Town road pavements eight to ten inches thick built for passenger cars and light track traffic. Designers did not plan for such heavy loads and engineers estimate current pavement will fail in under ten years. Pavement cost per mile runs twenty five to thirty thousand dollars plus maintenance.
Oleomargarine tax approved by Iowa Assembly
Iowa dairymen won a four year fight as the 44th General Assembly passed a five cent per pound tax and inspection fee on oleomargarine sold in the state, effective July. Secretary M G Thornburg calls it to protect butter prices and ensure the industry pays its share of state taxes.
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Iowa
44Th
General Assembly
M. G. Thornburg
Easter at First Baptist Church Under Hurley Pastor
Last Sunday drew the largest crowd of the pastorate with record Easter attendance for worship and communion. Evening services were well attended and souls were saved. Plans announced include baptism during morning service next Sunday and a mid-year Missionary Rally at Goldfield on Friday, April 16 starting at 1 p.m.
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Kesermon
Y.m. Young Uroples
Goldfield
Dozes Witt
Evangelical Church Schedule under Pastor J Haclen
Sunday school at nine, worship at eleven a m. Evening service at seven thirty p m. Midweek service held Tuesdays at Mrs Anna Schneiders home at seven. Junior E L C Island third Sunday each month at nine a m. Ladies Aid first Wednesday, Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday. Choir practice Thursday at 7:40 p m.
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LO N.m
Anna Schneider
E. LC
Ia. m. Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notes
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites worship at 9:00 a.m. on the last Sunday each month and devotional and services on the third Sunday at 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday monthly at 2 60 p m. Welcome to all.
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M. America
Ladies Aid
Morning Worship Service Invitation at Bundtay School
The notice invites regular and visiting worshippers to a morning service at Bundtay School at 10:10 a.m with morning worship at 11:13 a.m. It mentions Pastor George R. McNawell of M. E. Choreh and extends cordial invitation to all to worship.
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M. E
George R. McNawell
Bundtay School
Worghin
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