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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented account notes Henry and Field resuming engagement amid rumors and social scandal. It mentions Curtis Wits Out in social circles, Mrs Gann’s official hostess role, and a broad critique of political and moral affairs, all tied to a high profile trial and public attention.
Late Tuesday night Klassie’s Garage at Renwick Co. suffers a burglary. About $225 taken from safe and cash register left unlocked. Entry gained through rear window. thieves wore gloves, left no fingerprints. Bloodhounds traced to county line but escape unknown. Deputies investigated with regional officials. no suspects named.
Sealed bids for street commission and coal hauling will be received by the Town Clerk up to six o clock p m May 3 1923. Bids must show price per hour for one man price per hour for one man and one team price per hour for one man and two teams and price per ton for hauling coal. The Town Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. D Elmer Clerk.
Mr and Mrs T T Thompson and family joined Mrs George McCurry and Regina Miller as Eagle Grove visitors last Sunday. New stock at Richards Store features a fresh line of shoes for men women girls and boys with a special sale on diece out numbers.
Fern Allen of Ellsworth Conservatory will offer private piano lessons in early June for 10 weeks. Options include one half hour weekly for 7.60 dollars, two half hours weekly for 15.00, one twenty minute weekly for 3.30, or two twenty minute sessions weekly for 10.00. Ear training and harmony included free. For details contact Laverne or Miss Kern Allen at 701 Main, Iowa Falls.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. B Y P. at 7:15 p.m. and regular services at 6 p.m. led by Pastor Rev. Van Horn. Includes church hours and meeting times for the day.
George Bergman and his parents visited Peterson over the weekend. A worker named Joe Walkner from Hardy nearly lost several fingers when his hand came close to a hot saw last Saturday. He will keep all fingers but one or two will be stiff for a long time. A new Groynignole Wind Permanent Wave Machine was installed, claiming no finger wear and offering appointments at ten dollars including service. Mrs. C. A. Richardson is noted in the narrative.
Fragmentary notes describe objections by Knitting in London Co to a council session. The text references Dan Neatiea Lyall and Bilal Puli, mentions a long debate with many facts and various individuals, and notes no declared objections by particular archives.
Fragmentary text hints at Dutch bricks and American vessel trade in New York. Mentions imports, cheaper prices, and competition with British goods. References to suppliers, markets, and possible delays, with scattered names and places.
A garbled fragment describes a boy informing his parents of a death in a distorted scene. The dialogue shows a child asking about punishment and soldiers, with unclear context and many misspellings. The piece reads like an unfinished, phonetic myth or miscopied archival note.
A clipped scene from a Boston Globe item recalls Sambo’s wish to own a fur and the cold day mood on the street. A friend comments on the weather as Sambo shrugs off plans to read the paper.
Dr A H Stafford's mother visits from Webster City. Leonard Rhiner of Kansas City tours Hardy. W R CG meets at Mrs Walter McPeak's with ten members. commiser meeting planned at Mrs Rice's on April 27 to discuss Decoration Day. Local corps to visit Eagle Grove in June. Local band begins practice. Prof J E Jeffers of Clarion linked as instructor. Community building discussed. not taxed, funded by donations and stock sales in Renwick vicinity. Public opinion open in Pimea about the improvement.
A fragmented historical note outlines debates on United States coinage, detailing the transition from a penny label to a one cent coin. It references early copper pieces, the Continental Congress, and an act listing eleven weighty copper parts to define coin value and designations.
A historical note describes ants by the millions attacking pests on cocoa trees and the impact on beetle pests. It explains how native workers and humans fear ant swarms, the role of ants in spreading or curbing beetle damage, and the complex interaction affecting cocoa yields in a tropical setting.
E. W. Howe argues that reform must begin with the people themselves not external power. He cautions against glorifying conflict and urges gentle, practical improvement to reduce savagery. The goal is to make life easier, more comfortable, and successful through cooperative behavior.
An old verse sealed in a bottle was thrown overboard near Cape Gord Cape and recovered on Chile's coast. Another bottle sailed from Cape Corn toward New Helland, drifting about 10 250 miles. The artifact, printed at the university by Geography Office in eight things, has been in water from six days to six years.
Fragmentary overheard dialogue references sophomores and juniors discussing a conference match up. Participants speculate on who played well and who earned praise in a tense sequence.
A damaged OCR text describes a service event at Hie Service A former Genesee president invited a alumnae gathering. It mentions a two year old daughter of the owner involved and a gesture by a participant, with fragmented details about attendees Sally Alfiona and others. The passage is cluttered and uncertain.
A garbled OCR excerpt shows jumbled phrases and misread names, hinting at a local news item or column with unclear context. The legible bits reference 7 Up and a judge, with scattered references to people, places, and dates that do not form a coherent event.
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