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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
6
Traders forecast 1928 as a prosperous year with rising prices and strong demand. Business leaders note improving transportation, new rail cars, and better conditions since January. Farmers expect higher crop prices and continued growth as industries work overtime toward recovery.
An old style column reflects on spring fever and home remedies. It recalls folk cures with yarba, sulfur and molasses, and notes modern pharmacies display spring tonics. The author finds the cure in nature, saying spring itself is the medicine.
M. L. Church notes invite shutting doors as an invitation for the Master with a sermon on John 20 19. Junior League Thursday after school and choir practice Saturday evening. Sunday School at 10 preaching at nine? and evening service at five. Weather summary mixed cold days rain snow clouds and sun. Mention of Hardings administration war on bootleggers and Lord Curzon quote about war. R. E. Cook pastor.
The regular meeting of the Coun Jol was held April 6 1023. Mayor Tanck called the meeting to order with all councilmen present. The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved. Bills read include Walker 12.60 Abe Will Blesse 1.60 Downing Klee 10.03 Downing Elec. Co. 16.01 N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 2.80 Quaker Data Co. 21.654 Minor 116.00 Ward Miller Vacuum Co. 19.40 others listed. Motion carried to approve all bills by the finance committee. A petition for tax remission signed by Mrs. Katherine Worss read and approved. Mayor appointed Jesse Gibbons Marshall for the year. Marshall's salary raised from 100.00 per year to 10.00 per month. Treasurer's report read. Meeting adjourned.
A speaker laments the loss of a blue hen taken by an unknown thief at night. He recalls the bird’s egg production and decries crime, predicting a grim fate for the culprit, who may progress from poultry theft to broader sins before justice.
German miners in the Ruhr resist political leaders eight hour day instruction to abstain from work. Despite the directive, coal continues to surface as workers question how to stay idle when a man is compelled to work in a mine.
A merchant from outside the area sent advertising matter last week using poorly printed cards that lacked a home address, prompting concerns about proper postage and contact details.
A compact remark contends Henry Ford should produce good gasoline at prices people can afford to pay, envisioning a practical service to the country. The statement underscores accessible fuel as a public benefit and Ford's potential impact on consumer costs.
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