R U S Baseball Team Announces Nine Game Schedule
R U S baseball opens with Wesley on Tuesday under star pitcher Krink. Vets Wilkan and McCurry anchor a lineup of careworn veterans and proven players with a large supporting cast including Sarter Gimer Townawick Blesia Huntley Peterson Moore Maurer Thompson and Palmer. The schedule lists games at Wesley LaVerne Humboldt Liver more Corwith and Gilmore City with state and county tournaments in April and May.
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Conteh Brigge Hag
Renwick ‘Tigh Ecoul
Apting
Wesley
Alyn Hrinko
Stanley Wilson
Aralia
Stanley McCurry
Calaher
Krink
Fae Vernon
Wilkan
McCurry
Lynn
John Sarter
Thomas Gimer
Argyle Townawick
Lawrence Blesia
Burton Huntley
Dale Peterson
Wilbur Moore
Jen Maurer
Arthur Thompson
John Palmer
LaVerne
Humboldt
Livermore
Corwith
Wesley Avers
Ainy
Gilmore City
Severe April Weather Dips and Flurries Across Territory
The past week brought mixed spring weather with rain on Thursday and a cold freeze each night. A powerful gale hit Sunday and Monday as temperatures barely rose above zero, though the last two days grew more springlike.
Wanin's Club Hosts Kenwick Woman's Club Program
The Kenwick Woman's Club met with Mrs. Walter Phipps last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Hurley in charge, presenting reviews of two articles, Science Stigls J's Tae and The Light in the Mountain. Refreshments were served after the program.
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Kenwick
Novick High Opens Season with 7 2 Win Over Wesley
The Novick high school baseball team won the opening game of the season Tuesday afternoon beating Wesley 7 to 2. Pitcher led the way as Novick took early control and maintained the lead throughout the game. Wesley struggled at the plate and could not close the gap despite several threats.
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Novick High School
Wesley Ere
Readers Notes Box Welcomes Neighborhood News Tips
The Times invites readers to share local happenings by stopping in or calling 21 to report what is going on at home or in the community.
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the Times
P.O
Goldfiold
Friday Anniversary Celebrates 53 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Henry Friday marked their fifty third wedding anniversary at their Humboldt home with relatives gathering for a noon dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wendel Priday and Blanche, Mr and Mrs Irwin Friday of Remick, and Mr and Mrs Clifford Sadderis of Dakota City. hosts received many gifts.
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Henry
Humboldtlash
Wendel Priday
Blanche
Irwin Iriday
Remick
Clifford Sadderis
Dakota City
Army Plane Over Wick Draws Attention in Renswick
An army observation plane en route from Kansas City to Minneapolis attracted crowds in Renswick last Saturday. The all metal Thomas Morse ship, powered by a 450 horsepower Wasp motor, was noted for the loud motor sound heard across miles.
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Renswick
Ranyens City
Minneapolis
Minn
Swans Spotted on Creek Near Henry Blesie Farm
Three swans were seen on the creek near the Henry Blesie farm last week. They dropped down there on their way to Hatfin's Bay for the nesting season. Swans winter in South America and are rarely seen in these parts as they fly high and undertake long migrations.
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Henry Blesie
Hatfin’s Bay
South America
Town Renwick reports no dog tax collected in Henwick
The annual financial report reveals a surprising fact that no dog tax was collected in Henwick during the past year. The column notes the town had no taxed dogs, joking that barking heard was from passing dogs rather than taxed ones.
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Renwick
Henwick
Fortnightly Club Meets at Mya D S Nellis Home
The Fortnightly club held an all day meeting at the home of Mya D. S. Nellis last Thursday with Mrs. John Zimmerman leading an extension lesson in basket weaving. A delicious luncheon was served at 12 30. Several local Masons and their wives attended a Masonic dance at Eagle Grove last Monday night.
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Mya
D. S. Nellis
John Zimmerman
Eagle Grove
Harl Gimer
L. W. Miller
Livermore
Will White
Steve
John Palmer
Renwick
Henry Eastman
Britt
Hudson
Times
Mia
Albert Uelinke
Manly
Nora Springs
Twenty One Years Ago theme from Renwick printed April 16 1914
Des Moines visitor Nelson recalled last week. Ray McGarry and Beula Hardy visits, plus Harley Notesline to Rochester for operation. Family illness, local sick list, and farm foreclosure figures amid moratorium era context.
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Tema
Renwick
Timea
Damned Nelson
Des Moines
Ray McGarry
Fort Dodge
Modern Little Girl Imitates Maz Weat In Lively Parody
A playful item notes that old fashioned girls who rose early and mimicked "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" are replaced by a new modern child who offends them with an imitation of Maz Weat. The piece preserves a humorous tone and local flavor while poking gentle fun at changing norms.
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Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
L. W. Miller Post Office Entry Notice
L. W. Miller listed as entered at the Renwick Post Office as second class matter. Subscription rate noted as one year.
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
Share the Wealth as a Third Party Slogan
The piece argues that Share the Wealth is a temporary craze but could become a lasting political force. Huey Long is identified as the movement's origin, while critics dispute his figures and warn that the unemployed and relief recipients may rally to promises of a better day.
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Huey Long
Lung
Economista
John H. Mitchell Touted as 1836 GOP Governor Candidate
John H. Mitchell of Fort Dodge named as a possible 1836 governor candidate while a recent probe into state warrants and the liquor commission could remove Governor Herring from consideration. If a Democratic governor is needed, Mitchell is regarded as the top fresh option.
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John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
House of Representatives
Liquor Commission
Herring
John J. Mitchell
Trio of leaders push unity despite national debt worry
President Roosevelt Senator Huey Long and Father Coughlin press unity in public speeches while ignoring the nation’s red ink. They blame wartime soil disturbances for dust storms, saying land was buried to aid democracy during the war.
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Roosevelt
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Automobile and Horse Sense Compared in Modern Times
The modern automobile covers more ground than a horse but lacks the sense of a horse, a critique that also applies to many automobile drivers.
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