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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
6
A Good Bank asks what defines a good bank by examining its constant usefulness to the local community it serves and supports. It argues helpfulness to residents is the core measure of a bank's value.
A Renwick May event at 3:30 am features Cho Cho, a clown coached by Dr Emmet Bolt, promoting health and hygiene to children. Organized by local Womens clubs, the free program aims to reach all school age children and their mothers with playful demonstrations and eggs and flies finale.
The amended act requires gasoline pumps and meters to be licensed at $5 per year and display a metal license tag visible to purchasers. It notes dealers earn commissions, with big oil firms owning pumps, and suggests the license cost is passed to consumers.
Jolly Birthday Club met April 22 at Mrs. Simpeon’s home with seven members and two guests. Officers elected: President Mrs. Chris Nelson, 1st Vice Mrs. J H Lenthie, 2nd Vice Mrs. Edd Hansen, Secretary Mrs. Albert Nelson, Treasurer Mrs. Joe Abernathy, Reporter Mrs. W W McPeak. Welcome back Mrs. Phicl. Mrs. Oscar Engstrom led the day and all reported a pleasant time.
Senator Kenyon denounced the treaty as a scheme to pay 8265 million to bandits and argued it violates Republican pledges of economy. He pointed to veterans’ bonus funding and stated Republicans would not have brought the treaty during Roosevelt’s lifetime, calling it an insult to Roosevelt’s memory. Eagle Grove and Bagke report Hibbs discusses a elk horn found in the Boone river and offered to donate it for exhibition.
Reports from Washington this week note Daughters of the American Revolution from the tenth District touring the Capitol. Mrs String Hoone Mrs McMurray Webster City Mrs Webster Ft Dade and Mrs Robert Johnston Humboldt accompanied by Mrs Dickinson and others. Immigration bill moves toward Senate. KR 168 on grain sale regulation advancing next week. Colombian Treaty ratified by the Senate.
A fragment reflecting on storms as nature's force that tests people and provokes stark reactions. It ponders temper, survival, and the idea that Mother Nature governs all troubles while individuals misjudge their own concerns within life’s wider sweep. The verse cites Walt Mason as the attributed source.
Henry and Manthe Dillon of Helmond captured twelve wolf cubs in two litters from a muskrat den near Bowen pond south of Bednond. Five cubs and the mother were found underground, seven cubs with the old one escaping. The pups, only days old, cried on arrival at the court house. The reward paid totaled $53.06.
Roy Fortune and Herbert Rige among those implicated in store robberies at Goldfield and Woolstock face trial in Webster City during the first week of May with Wright County proceedings to follow.
A humorous remark on Mark Twain choosing his own financial practice as his favorite book. The quip suggests a true story of someone who keeps money matters in good order and does not forget tomorrow in the rush of today.
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