Renwick School Notes and Upcoming Events
Renwick school notes detail the Junior Senior Banquet this Friday, a two day conference for Supt Jorgenson and Supt Ralston, a triangular track meet at Laverne, and a May 17 public performance of the Sentar play. Margaret Christenson will travel to Iowa City for a music contest, with high hopes. The report urges bill payments by May 6 and notes academic meet results and awards, including named students and events.
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Jorgenson
Varnon
Ralston
den Ballslash Dues
Piement
Agana Sumuclion
Sintiia
Gila
Renwick H. 8
Margaret Christenson
Ming McArea
Iowa City
Margaret
Pepim
Specials Around the Store Headlines and Deals
Bordens and SeaSide Prints offer guaranteed fast colors at 25 cents per yard. Assortment of men’s Oxfords in black and tan sold at 3.69 per pair. Raisin Pie Cookies, a delicious cake, 2 pounds for 48 cents. Crescent Egg Noodles and Crescent Macaroni, three packages for 25 cents.
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Bordens
Garden Plants Strengthen Growth in Various Beds
A report highlights how strong reset plants thrive across diverse garden beds. It notes resilient varieties, boosts in vigor, and practical tips for maintaining healthy greenery through seasonal changes.
Local Briefs Mention Visits And Events In Ames Area
Mrs Henry Packard and son Charley of Ames visited relatives last Friday while Mrs Packard cared for Mrs Ben Agda and her baby with the flu. Epworth League social at Far Venne featured hoboes and coffee, as members dressed as hoboes for the evening. Eagle Grove to vote on Sunday movie question April 30 in a special election. six years ago 962 voted against and 456 for. Grant Henderson injured when a hog bit his knee. six stitches needed. Fellow farmer GW Patterson injured the same day when a horse kicked his right hand. no bones broken. Various local visits include Mr Radelph Knobel of Minneapolis visiting Huill and Schwyter families. Fritz Britt family visiting Jack Sandy near Luverne. Weather noted as cool with a thunder shower Tuesday night and rain all day yesterday.
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Henry Packard
Charley
Ames
Mires. Packard
Britt
Ben
Agda
Eagle Grove
My. c
Fritz Britt
Barbara Jane
Barbara Britt
Jack Sandy
Luverne
Radelph Knobel
Minneapolis
Grant Henderson
Laverge
GW. Patterson
Sinven
Epworth League
Far Venne
Epworth
Notice of Petition in District Court in Humboldt County
In Humboldt County District Court May Term 1929 Arthur C. Jacobson sues Anna Shine Ellen Shine and Desta Richards for 2922.56 and 2176.92 plus a vendor’s lien on North fifty five feet of Lots 18 14 15 and 17 in block 1 East Gilmore City Iowa. If defendants fail to answer by May 3 1929 default will be entered and judgment rendered for costs. Special execution for sale of the described property is requested. The petition seeks general equitable relief and will name the real estate lien prior to any other claims. Attorney A d Shaw for plaintiff.
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Anna Shine
Ellen C. Shine
Desta Richards
District Court of the State of Laws
Uml
Pocahontas County
Ellen CG
Shine
Virsty National Bank
Gilmore City
Iowa
Towit
East
Elles C. Shine
Unl
Desla Hichards
Hesgan
Dakota City
Tawa
A. d. Shaw
Mainant
Local notes from Luverne and vicinity enrich community
A string of brief notices from Luverne area residents. DeRay Godfrey visited here last Monday. Mrs Mary Yeoman welcomed a baby daughter born Friday April 9 to Mr and Mrs Muretall Clancy. Mrs Dale Witt and other visitors called at various homes. Mr and Mrs Mason and George Thompson visited KG Griebel home. Mrs BE Gillininy and children visited Rockford relatives. George McCurry returned home after treatment in Missouri. health improved. New type cracking oil wind permanent wave machine installed at local salon. Block school children enjoyed a pony race with Harry Bonwell reportedly outrunning the animal. Mrs Longworth and Mrs Gann discussed color names for notable women, hinting at “Gann green.”
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John’ Kortenki
Wed
Mort Dodge
Mason
Laverne
George Thompson
Ledyard
KG. Griebel
Mra
BE. C. Gillininy
Florence
Verna
Herbert
Hilbert
Rockford
Alfred .Anderson
Hilde Malla
Minn
Hie Hag
Profit System And Consumer Fair Chance
The passage argues a profit system is the sole method by which consumers can obtain fair access to goods and services. It suggests alternatives pressuring consumers or producers undermine choice, and emphasizes aligning pricing with agreed value to sustain corporate and consumer interests. The text references economic concepts and mentions a figure T. Menna discussing capitalist generations.
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Wingler
Innfords Wallace
Ancient Nautical Watches and Naming of Vessels
Old seafaring terms describe ship watches from first watch at eight to midnight to the evening watch and the two dog watches. The “second dog” or “arimizni’s watch” was the longest, chosen by the senior officer for rest after supper.
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Manne
Arimizni
The Junkman as a War Hero of Waste Value
A verbose ode extols the Junkman as a high officer in the war on waste. It lauds him for conserving values and contributing to wealth by preventing waste. The piece notes reclamation of basic materials rising in economic prominence, powered by scientists and large corporations.
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Jankman
Fo Ms
Napoleon's Prophecy on Papal Succession and Marital Alliances
Napoleon told General Bertrand that none of his descendants could regain the throne of France and urged alliances with the Colonna and Orsini families to produce future popes. Bertrand preserved the last wishes, rediscovered in the Teveille des Deux Mondes, predicting a Bonaparte in the chair of Saint Peter and lasting fame across Christendom.
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Fragee
Colonna
Orsini
Napoleon
General Bertrand
Bertrand
Danny Scotsmen and a Sheep Jawbone Gold Myth
A sheep jawbone from Scotland's lead mining area was said to glisten like gold. The London government chemist found no gold, attributing the shine to metallic sheen from calcium phosphate crystals.
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Scotland
London
Man nabbed over fake meal at Moberly Lions Hotel
A stranger, claiming to be broke and hungry, ordered a meal at the Moberly Lion hotel. After leaving, a $20 bill dropped and a handkerchief was recovered. The proprietor demanded payment, kept 75 cents, and noted the bill as counterfeit.
Successful Old Vectors Sparks Global Interest
A cryptic medical feature reports rising demand as a fictional product called lomtor sie coraful draws attention. The piece notes many patients seeking access amid crowded facilities and a chaotic release of promotional material.
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Ningsisk
Sanctum Poem Fragments Mention Office Box Value
Fragmentary lines mention a poem from Sanctum and a box at an office. The text references value but provides no clear event, people, organizations, dates, or locations to confirm a fuller news item.
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Dave
Syitak HK
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