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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
5
The piece foresees a broad role for American women as men go to war. It notes many husbands sons and brothers stay behind and will need support and strength. It emphasizes the unseen but crucial task of maintaining morale and domestic steadiness during wartime.
Practical farm notes advise plowing stubble fields to combat quack grass and thistle, adjust machinery to reduce noise, and use tillage to control pests. Spreading soil inoculants should be turned under and sunlight used to kill bacteria. Corn silage from last winter aids cows. Onions near harvest and winter wheat planting are encouraged. The Potato Flea Beetle damages vines. a copper sulphate lime lead mixture sprayed timely helps control it. By AL Noble Co Agri Agent.
The Vernon theatre will screen a mammoth production depicting submarine operation and torpedo impact against an ocean liner. Viewers witness the underwater firing, ship collision, and sinking with hundreds of people, praised as a striking, prophesying sequence tied to Atlantic coast events.
The Renwick Hotel passed to new owner J W Wienands of LuVerne who will take possession August 4th. A former Evangelical minister in the area six years ago, he has run the LuVerne hotel for a year and is expected to lead a thriving business here with his family joining him.
Rev Ginn united Walter H. Kunert and Pearl A. Friday in marriage at the Methodist parsonage in Fort Dodge. Miss Friday, formerly of Renwick, moved from a farm north of town. Kunert is a farmer from near Humboldt. They plan to reside near Humboldt and start their life together.
Aulger Bros. performed Friday night to a packed tent and drew the season’s best response. The company left general satisfaction, promising strong business when they return next year as the crowd praised the improving band and free street entertainment.
The younger Aulger, Brother, received a draft notice at Elsworth and left for Omaha to enlist in the Sixth Nebraska Regimental Band. He will rejoin the show the next day and await the call to service as a noted bari tone player, a loss to Aulger Bros. band. Bramwell West Virginia leads in Liberty Loan and Red Cross contributions among towns of its size.
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