Call for Bids for Street Commissioner
Sealed bids for Street Commissioner Kirthi Tiwar of Renwick must be opened by the clerk and judge at the town hall. Bids require price per hour for labor, price per hour for other tasks, and per week for long assignments. The town reserves the right to reject all bids. Local residents and named individuals are noted in visits and meetings. regional names appear throughout the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirthi Tiwar
Renwick
Howe
Ode Tan
Rite
Arieg
Lown Clark
Wittman Seeks County Recorder Post in Local Notice
R L Wittman announces candidacy for county recorder with background in bookkeeping and clerical work. He lists education from Kunbaldt High School and Capital City Commercial College in Dex Moines and two years running a radio snow and service shop in Humboldt. He plans to tour the county in the coming weeks and asks for votes. Danny Thompson visited LaVerne over the weekend. Also notes about corn for sale and local travelers attending a travel school, with Fort Dodge visitors and Packard/Wiggin families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittaika Aflumibaldt Bux
Tly
Chiaigsne
Marc Watton
Iin Pineaver
Kialifa
Kunbaldt
High Sehont
Capital City
Dex Moines
Hu Han
Felid
Humboldt
Todofi
Renarder
Mise Danny Thompson
LaVerne
A. J. Look
Iawa
Inu
Fractured Ad Lays Out Shortages and Urgent Restocking
A damaged ad style notice outlines critical scarcities in seeds and cleaning supplies. It urges rapid orders for car care items and Whiteeners while noting limited stock and introducing Star brand products with a money back promise. It hints at overstock risks and promises responsive service.
Ruth Salary Talks Show Big Money For Baseball Hero
Babe Ruth and Col Ruppert of the New York Yankees discuss a salary cut from 80000 to 75000 dollars. The piece notes Ruth’s drawing power and compares baseball pay to other high salaries, arguing his value as a business asset and entertainment draw.
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Babe Ruth
Col. Ruppert
Ham
New York Yankees
Ruppert
Hoover
United States Supreme Court
Cinowield
Ruth
Men's Community Club Speaker Covers Russian People and Hog Raising
Heiken of Spencer spoke at the Men’s Community Club meeting held Monday at the schoolhouse. The talk criticized Russian politics and society with slides. The program also highlighted local U.S. writers’ pieces from a recent Cagle Grove contest, followed by a social meal. Local notices mention visitors, family travels, and farming activity, with brief health and institutional notes.
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Heiken
Spencer
Schiool House
Mr. Heiken
Russhin
Adel Sole
Hving
Wep
U. S
Cagle Grove
Rise of new government offices spurs old grievances
The fragmented essay lampoons expanding state power by creating and funding new offices while rarely abolishing ones once established. It contrasts colonial outrage over costly officials with modern congresses and state legislatures that continually add offices, raise salaries, and seldom cut posts.
Birds Return to Same Place Each Summer
The Livermore Gazette notes robins returning each spring to the same lawn and bird bath. Mrs. Packard confirms a robin’s yearly return, identifying it by a broken wing tip as evidence of repeated visits over three years.
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C. A. Packard
Renwick Creamery News Highlights Local Visits and Trades
Mr and Mrs Henry Easter of Britt visited Renwick yesterday. D W Stephens sold popcorn to Mrs F M Nichols who will operate it for use. Luther League convention held at Manson last Sunday with many Luther League members attending. Mrs Hortense Williams of Fort Dodge visited W W McCurry home. Williams and McGurry sisters. Mr and Mrs Arch Williams visited Howard McGurry on Sunday. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes single women buy more careers than married ones, and women purchase silk chemises gowns and stockings in greater numbers.
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D. W. Stephens
4. M. Nichols
Manson
Luther
Hortense Williams
Fort Dovge
W. W
Nutrition shapes citizenship says Dr Wilbur at conference
At the National Educational Association Convention in Washington, Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of the Interior, argued that what people eat largely dictates their future. He praised dairy and milk as essential foods and linked nutrition to government responsibility and better health for children.
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Washington, D. C
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Wilbur
First Baptist Church Keeps Services Despite Damage
First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley continues weekly services from the torn or “oll” stand with interior work by Wie decorators. Sunday program includes 9:45 Sunday School with Bible class led by Dr Rockwool, 11:00 Morning Worship on the topic Capitalizing Our Difficulties, 2:30 Young Peoples Meeting led by Charlie Trask, and 8:00 Evening Worship on A Dream That Was Spoiled. Invites friends to attend.
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Dr. Rockwool
TG Pom
Young Peoples Meeting
Charlie Trask
Evangelical Church J Haehlen Pattor Services Schedule
Evangelical Church J Haehlen Pattor announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Midweek services every Tuesday evening at Mrs Anna Schneiders home at 7 00. Junior E G B thiedst and Sra on the Sunday of each month at 11 a.m. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday monthly. Woman's Missionary Society meets second Wednesday monthly. Choir practice Thursdays at 7 30.
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Anna Schneider
G. B. Thiedst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
M E Church Notes McDowell Pastor On Sabbath Benefits
The church notes outline benefits of the Christian Sabbath including fostering consciousness of God and aiding clear thought. It promotes against fatigue and supports temperance from degeneracy and narcotics. The program includes recreation and Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. Morning worship follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Church
George R. McDowell
St Pauls Lutheran Church Schedule And Local News
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9:40 a.m. and American Services 11:00 a.m. German Worship occurs on the last Sunday of each month at 9:00 a.m. Father League Devotional is on the first and third Sundays at 7:30 p.m. A midweek gathering is listed for the next day at 7:30 p.m. The notice mentions Mrs IL MM Nichole returning from Colorado after wintering with her son and daughter.
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Father League
Renwick High School Sports and Activities Calendar
Renwick School plans spring baseball with Hardy, Vernon and Humboldt. A Humboldt game is set for the Community Plank day. Juniors organize the Junior-Senior Banquet for late April. District Music Contest at Mason City features Trombone Solo by Marvin Gugisburg and Mixed Quartet by Ruth Christenson, Rosa Gugger, Darwin Maurer, Marvin Gugberg. Sub-District content winners listed.
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Hardy
Vernon
Humbold
Humboldt
Mason City
Renwick Ja
Marvin Gugisbers
Ruth Christenson
Rosa Gugger
Darwin’ Maurer
Marvin Guglaberg
Visit to the Renwick Hatchery Highlights Chick Breeding
Eupice Klaessy won first for best description of OUR VISIT TO THE RENWICK HATCHERY. Blanche Janea second and Merrill Block third. The piece recounts a trip on March twenty fourth, details incubation, egg counts, temperatures, and breeds including Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks. Merle Eggerth noted for a pretty paper butterfly ai school.
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Merle Eggerth
Merle
Eupice Klaessy
Renwick Hatchery
Blanche Janea
Merrill Block
Mr. Latch
Mr. Mauret
White Rocks
Bull Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Buaieo L. Klaesay
Primary Room News Highlights From Friday Visit and Poems
Friday visitors Mrs McGowan Marion Machin and Mrs Phipps toured the room. Joe Lane brought a setting hen named Mrs Biddy Gold. Absent students Downe Harris Galen Uriggs Merwin Maurer Mildred McPeak Dewitt Nimbach Ruth Oppedah Marc Vin Klassie Lois Martin. Students recited poems at last Thursday’s community meeting. M K Sperry to lead Story Hour Club Friday Eye Block to host. Dewitt Mimbach brought wind flowers, first of spring.
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Mixen
Pocahontas
Grinner
Paton
Hawa Grane
Meg
dJennen
Von
A.B. Mirtin Wille
Lester
R. L. Wittman
County Recorder
Aid
Wed. Wiggin Int
Bom. Packard
Fort Dodge
Gray’s Corner
Mattai
The
Parmers Cooperative Co
Ian Nealed
Baete
Men's Community Club
Nears Geo
HW. Kelly
Iast Murstay
Vege
Atta
Panrental RM. Goettseh
A.D. Gimer
Blanche
Thetma
Ware
Magan City
Con
Khan
Chilton Mopitor
Damen Mell
Norway Township
Lowa City
Wright County Campis
George II
Congress
Allige Jnr
Vetera
Renwick Creamery News
Henry Easter Af Britt
Yeaterday
Renwick Creamery
Hehnlek
Charles Swiger
Thompson
Hefty & Son
Joby Swanson
Het Lewis Klevelind Wette
John Winter
Lilia McCurry
Henry Eckolt
Dick Hefty
First Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
Evangelical Church J
Haehlen, Pattor
Renwick School News
High School News
Laverne Korleaki
Coxwin Peer
Beryt Mimbach
Mrs. McGowan
Marion Machin
Mrs. Phipps
Joe Lane
Sthonl
Biddy Gold
Russel Bommel
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