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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
5
Buy At Home Dany Dangelsen rails at neighbor Jim about mineral feed sellers. He cites 99 counties using 99 thousand tons yearly and claims farmers Co Op sells at 64 while agents charge 100 or more. He condemns roving agents and urges buying at home one sack at a time.
L A Andrews state superintendent outlines mutual duties for banks and customers opening a new institution. Banks must keep deposits safe and provide fair service while earning necessary profits. customers should present security, current net worth, and repay loans promptly. Both sides must operate safely and transparently to ensure banking success.
Reports from Farm Bureau meetings show widespread use of mock funerals and mock trials as popular rural event features. About 40 township leaders across 4 counties attended last year with Franklin Clayton Buchanan Delaware Madison Muhacki O'Brien Shelby Winnebago among top hosts. Notable programs included Sail Robbery Scraby Sire Neglect of Farm Woodlet and Neglect of Farm Machinery with Louisa County staging a notable mock funeral for Timothy Hay followed by the queen Alfalfa ceremony.
Uncle John Kelling marked his 90th birthday last Sunday at the Hoffmans home. Most of his children attended a large dinner. he lives with son George on a farm and remains in good health. He is believed to be the oldest man in Renwick area, with about 75 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren.
The old adage about dog bites and news gains life with Francis Ai Eskhart of Denver who bit a police dog in the ear as it attacked. The incident is framed as the ultimate news item fulfilling Dana’s famed quip and highlighting the evolving role of journalism.
The community program at Rerwick High School will be held Thursday evening April 18. It is devoted to home service and will feature community singing invocation Ray Jacobson dual W Peer Mrs W Miclter address Rays J Severtson musical reading Mrs Norma Long short talk Miss Ethel Lindsay and a band.
A fragment asserts a tax system scales with height, claiming a six foot man pays one sixth more than a five foot man, alleging the income tax relies on height and that shorter individuals pay less. The text appears as a critical remark on perceived unfairness in the tax structure.
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