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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
8
Farmers are advised on seed preparation using a cementing agent to speed germination and reduce rotting during germination. A mixer is available to apply the treatment, described as safer and simpler than shovel methods. One pound treats eight bushels of seed.
In a head on collision on primary No 2 near Holmes corner in Weiliny at 6 16 PM two men were seriously injured. Goodrich of Goldfield faurance agent and Dillman of Anoka Mini a Leavelling salesman for the Etulian company of Minneanclts were rushed to Clarion for emergency treatment. Dillman suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest while Goodrich had a broken right arm and head injuries. Both were rescued from burning cars before help arrived.
Vernon Theatre presents The Ridin Demon starring Ted Wells with Kathleen Collins and a star cast. A Basil Dickey Western tale of love and hard riding on the plains followed by the comedy Foul Ball. Admission ten cents. First show at 7 15 p m.
A humorous critique cites misread figures about vocabulary, debt per child, and medical costs. It lampoons inflated claims about national per capita expenses and notes a quip about a new stretchy paper for money.
J H Luethje died Monday noon at his home after a period of heart trouble. The funeral was held at home Wednesday with Rev Geo Fr Dirks officiating, burial at Gladbrook. A longer obituary will appear next week. Local notes include visits, sales, and a spring recital.
The Monday session led by Mayor Blower approved March minutes and numerous bills. Fritz Britt named clerk. Clerk appointment approved. a depository designation for Renwick Savings Bank of up to 6000 dollars authorized. treasurer compensation set at 325.00 per year. theater license 25.00 to be discontinued if general admission stays at 15 cents.
The Kha Town Council met as a Board of Review on April 6 1931 at 2 00 PM. Mayor Elmer presided with all councilmen present. Assessor Henry Gaigel read the assessment rolls and a motion reduced Hawthorne Lot 11 Block 8 from 600 to 3400 dollars and Milley Lots 1b 16 Block 7 from 1160 to 900. The balance of assessments was approved as read. The meeting adjourned with notes on ill health and local visitors.
A garbled early report chronicles a woman who originated Red Cross Christmas seals in 1007, naming Mien Enolly as secretary of the Delaware Red Cross. It describes a nationwide sale, charity aims, and later distribution through national and state branches.
A fragment on Omar Blavsues Terrimpet, famed for quatrains and rubaiyat style. Mentions his reputation as a popular poet of the eleventh century and notes his collection titled the Hubsiyat.
The Bud district facing the waterfront mirrors Riverside Drive and Michigan Avenue with grand banks, hotels, and fine residences showcasing princely wealth. tourists view the Loong-whaog Temple and a mix of crowds, theatres, and crowded piers as they explore the area.
Famous old hostel in San Francisco known as What Cheer House sat at Sacramento and Leigeshorf streets. Operated by Hobert J. Weedward, it served miners and ranchers on the European plan and boasted the city’s first library flow, frequented by Mark Twain and Bret Harte.
Researchers Ferree and colleagues report yellow light reduces eye strain compared with blue and red hues. They note visual acuity and speed improve under yellow lighting, while violet and red tones cause the most fatigue. German investigators corroborate these findings.
A fragmented overheard exchange at a Fitzh avenue clerk shop shows a shopper from Reston requesting a discreet, smart purchase. The experienced seller replies with a cautious, cryptic suggestion, mentioning Boston and a cautious approach to the sale.
The readable fragments reference names and places in a garbled, OCR like line of text. No clear events or outcomes are present. The piece mentions Ohio and names but lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific incident or article.
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