Banks Pay Dividends After Closure Across Several States
Ten closed banks announce dividend payments this week totaling 4,740,905 dollars to satisfy depositors within thirty days. Banks include Clarion Sayley State Gall Peoples Hardy Thor Marniera Livermore Livermore Alexander Carters Geneva Rutland. Checks available at Livermore Hardy and other branches by Friday August 3. Withdrawals vary with Hardy and Thor banks releasing 7,800 and 24,800 respectively. Many locals who held Hardy deposits while Renwick was bankless expect ten dollar refunds.
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Wcharge PV
Dougherty Yall
Clarion Sayley Bank
State Bank of Gall
Peoples Saving Bank of Hardy
Thor Savings Bank
Marniera Savings Bank of Livermore
State Bank of Livermore
Alexander Savings Bank
Carter Savinga Bank
Geneva Savinge Bank
Rutland Savinga Bank
Livermore
Hardy
Uo Wriday
Thor Bank
Hardy Bank
Renwick
Boone Center to Build New Brick Schoolhouse
Boone Center voters authorized trustees to construct a new $4,000 brick schoolhouse in district No. 5, Boone Center. The current building is the oldest in Boone township and aging, prompting calls for extensive repairs or a new structure. Funds are on hand and construction is planned with plans received by the secretary A H Kleen.
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Boore
Boone Center
Boone Township
Cdl
Bkla
Geeveiary
A, H, Kleen
Clarion Legion Bay Celebration Aug 9 at Clarion
The American Legion of Clarion plans a large Aug 9 celebration with Gov. opening a ball game between Des Moines Demons and Omaha Packers, plus midway rides and radio stars from WHO-WOG. Local notices mention social visits and regional chatter about baseball games and Corwith ball grounds sale news.
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American Legion of Clarion
Gay
Clyde L
Hercing
Des Moines Demons
Omaha Packers
Who-Wog
Clarion Post
Ground Cleared for New Addition to Schoolhouse
Renwick reports an $11 000 addition to the schoolhouse as ground clearing proceeds. The last day for bid reception is Friday August 3, with the board expected to award the contract soon. Excavation can begin as materials arrive, and work should progress rapidly before school starts.
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Renwick
Beer Non-Intoxicating Says Iowa AG Rules
A Loess Valley weekly note questions the Iowa Assistant Attorney General ruling that present beer is non intoxicating and argues for independent judgment despite official guidance. The column ridicules repeated tales from drinkers and emphasizes local skepticism toward state rulings.
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LuVerne News
Iowa
Lake 4H Girls Entertain Vernon Club Guests
A Lake 4H group hosted a monthly meeting with thirty five women and girls in attendance. Vernon club members were guests and each attendee invited a guest. After a short program at Doris Krause’s home, attendees went to Goldfield Park for a kittenball game and picnic supper to end the afternoon.
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Lake 4H
Stembers
Vernon Club
Ember
Lake Elish
Doris Krause
Goldfield
Pondering Taxes and Old Age Pensions Debate
An expert predicts laughter at today’s women huts in a decade. The speaker notes a long work history and rising taxes that fund pensions for others. With 26 states offering old age pensions and more joining, concerns mount about who will pay when nations default, mortgages fail, and cities cannot fund schools. Think over the future of universal pay.
Fair Relic Mississippi Locomotive at World's Fair
Des Moines writer Opie Read narrates the fate of the ancient locomotive The Mississippi, a century old aid to southern construction, now housed at the Chicago World’s Fair. The relic rests in Des Moines Iowa honoring Mrs M Peterson and historic value is highlighted.
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Mississippi
Corn Hog Payments Held Up Across Nineteen Iowa Counties
Dr. Black of the AAA reveals that 26,589 corn hog contracts in 10 Iowa counties are paused for re examination after a quota discrepancy between county adjustments and the state quota. A Des Moines inquiry will probe, with possible blanket action looming and farmer protests already voiced over allotment cuts and delayed payments.
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AG. Black
AAA
Iowa
No. Black
State Committee
Butter
Appanoose
Calhoun
Jenry
Linn
Clay
Guthrie
Hancock
Blumboldt
Ida
Korsuth
Mashaske
van Buren
Wapella
Winnebago
Grawford
Allamakee
Washington
Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Iowa Board of Review
Black
Lowang
Secretary of Agriculture
Remembering an Old Fashioned Girl and the Costs of Rule
A reflective note on a famed old fashioned girl who blushed at wind and the broader truth that regardless of government form democracy monarchy or autocracy the people bear the financial consequences of rulers mistakes.
Renwick Times 1884 Renwick Newspaper Note
A historical blurb records The Renwick Times established in 1884 and published weekly on Thursdays. It notes mail handling at Renwick Post Office and mentions a subscription rate line with limited legible details. The fragment preserves the era's local press cadence and basic publication info.
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
Growing Church Activities At Belden Weikel Parish
M E Church notes Belden Weikel pastor. Renwick 10 a m church school led by A FR Martin asst superint. Morning worship sermon To Every Man His Work Mark 14 24. Reception of members. Special music by Mrs Elad Gimer. King's Heralds meet at Smith Park Tuesday with mothers and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. Hardy 10 8 a m worship sermon. Music by Mrs Clyde Olden. Church School led by Mrs Clyde Olden. Thursday afternoon King’s Heralds picnic at Smith Park with parents and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. Sunday Dollar Day at Renwick and Hardy. Membership drive urged. all members invited.
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Renwick
S.m
Hardy
Nermon
Clyde Olden
King's Heralds
Smith Park
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Renwick and
First Baptist Church Weekly Program Highlights
The church's upcoming week includes 10 a.m. Bible School led by Homer Thiel, 11 a.m. Morning Worship with two helpful messages by Pastor J. A. Hurley, 8 p.m. Thursday quarterly business and social meeting, and 2 p.m. Friday Women's Missionary meeting at Mrs. Eion French's home. All members and congregation are urged to attend.
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M. Bible School
Homer Thiel
Women’s Missionary
Eion French
Evangelical Church Services and Schedules
Evangelical Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Fr. L. C. BE conducts Evening Worship at 7:20 p.m. and Night Service at 8:00 p.m. All welcome. Ladies' Aid Society meets the first Wednesday each month. W. M. S. meets the second Wednesday each month.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church announces services
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Illinois with Pastor J IL Reents invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Megrice Nisgen superintendent and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Join the congregation for worship.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Megrice
Rural editor ends ten year nonpayment with subscriber visit
A rural editor returns home tired and smiles as his wife asks about luck. He says old Squire Skinner finally paid nothing on his subscription for ten years and then stopped his paper, a coup of sorts in a quiet town.
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Squire Skinner
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Supt
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Mya. G. LL
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