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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
2
A collage of short notes from Goldfield and nearby towns recount visits, illnesses, and social events. People mentioned include Mrs. Prod Heth, A. R. Martin Co, Mrs. Thiel, Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Heslop, Mrs. Goettsch, Leo Mimbach, and Rev. Stickel. Attendees at church and clubs, travel between Ames and Eagle Grove, and a note on a tragic duck-hunting accident near Kanawha are included.
Services set for Friday April 14 at 8 pm with Holy Communion. Sunday School 9 40 to 11 am. Communion service at 1 pm. Easter program planned Sunday April 16 at 6 30 pm with a Stereopticon showing Resurrection and Ascension by James de J. Tissot, repeated Monday April 17 at 7 30 pm for all to view these pictures.
An alarming claim from Adolph Skovlin about a future visit to Kanawha sparks a call to purge the Herald-Press staff to prevent any reporting of the incident. The Kanawha Reporter item is being considered for reprint under heightened tension.
Harding Cream Company appears to have opened a branch vehicle at the Renwick Hotel annex with Hall as manager. Visitors include Rev Nicholson of Goldfield and Mr Fred Schwandt of Woolstock. Local social notes mention Oneta Haney hosting W W G, and several visits to Eagle Grove. A Philadelphia liquor case ends with an empty bottle returned to the jury and a rebuke from the judge.
Mrs Stovith Hawkine traveled to Rochester Saturday with Winter plans for a relayed visit by day for the benefit of her son Ben Drayton of Siinner. Vernaiy with relatives, board and mid events. Gladys Shih returned from Verne after surgery and was in horror of Jundra's birthday as Mrs Ri Vought hosted a gathering for friends.
An ad style fragment touts spring cleaning claims with slogans about freshness and vitality. It promotes products by Hollis Nugget and ALR Martin & Co, promising cleaner homes and improved well being through cleaning agents and purifying effects.
Mrs Joe Abernathy is quite sick at home. G A Prickard left for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City on a business trip. Woodpecker serenade greets residents. Local sharholders undergo spring cleaning by the Ladies Aids. Stier R Wilton to lecture at the Baptist Church Thursday evening. A Sioux City correspondent praises nest building citing birds and materials.
Fragmented OCR text references Denmark and Britain during World War I, noting uneasy peace aims and diplomatic tension. Mentions Denmark, Germany, Russia, and the United States, with scattered names and places, including New York, Utah, and London, in a convoluted report on wartime diplomacy and public sentiment.
A garbled OCR passage presents a muddled debate mentioning Whigs and collapse, with scattered phrases about "Wetton" and "Towse" and a cryptic exchange. The text reads like a broken historical speech or dialogue, lacking clear participants, place, or event details.
amid staged famine relief efforts the American Committee for Rialan Fanc ine Wells notes aid tied to grain shipments from Russia totaling large sums. The piece cites 20 million dollars in relief, 13.8 million sent to the United States for purchase, and calls for oats and wheat purchases to bolster farmers while criticizing price impacts and global shortages.
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