Local News Roundup From Renwick Area
Ritnabeih and Mrs Low Clarhaugh noted in Des Modes late week. John Calléson and family visited Webster City Sunday. Gus Rohner improved his residence with basement, forge, and bathroom. Wanted ads: Raiai for latin work and steady job inquiries at the Times office. Mr and Mrs William Nissen hosted many relatives at dinner last Sunday. Mrs A B Richardson and Grace attended Iowa Falls Baptist convention. Webb White family traveled to St Paul in their Ford. Joe Olson on fifteen day army vacation. replacement routes by John Kerr. Mrs Sarah Swiger of Goldfield found dead. funeral services held. Clara Claussen obituary details and long family history. funeral at Lutheran church. Vernon Cemetery burial. Mr and Mrs M Babler to Gladbrook for visits. Draft age extension discussed. 290,000 more Towans noted. Renwick weather heat subtle complaint. C W Yeoman ill briefly. Lee Nore loses Ford rear wheel. emergency squad aids. Beri F P Greenfield appointed new manager at Gowrie Farmers Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritnabeih
Danse
LiVerne
Low Clarhaugh
McGinley
John Calléson
Webster City
Gus Rohner
Glitis Chuisyen
Clara Claisaeh
Gathevine Thode
Ivan
Beso
Schleseig
Chrch
Claus Chawssen
Choy
United States
Davenport
Henry and
Williams
Renwick
Aya John
St. Paul
Alving Kuehl
Washington
Maggie Warter
Missouri
Classen
Claussen
Lutheran Church
Scheddler
Vernon Cemeter
Conelh Proceedings Regular Meeting July 2 1918
Regular meeting of the council with Bayar Tank presiding. Members present Memmig Scheider Martin Goettsch. Absent Baler. Minutes read and approved. Bills listed including Westinghouse Electric Downing Electric Parrott Richardson Fraiser minor salary. Some bills tabled or approved. Dancing allowed for Fourth of July. Coal buying authorized. surplus coal site to be provided. Meeting adjourned. Wartime notices about War Savings Society and local column items included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awn Council
Bayar Tanck
Memmig
Scheider
Martin
Goettsch
Baler
Westinghouse Electric
Downing Electric
Matt Parrott
A.B. Richardson
C. W. Fraiser
Chas
Flemmiig
Richardson
Flemmng
Goettech
John Schneider
Gleattsch
Deafness Cure Claim From Joem Featured
An early 20th century ad asserts a remedy for catarrhal deafness tied to a mucous lining condition. The text claims the product clears ear infections and restores hearing, offering a monetary reward for proof of failure and naming a company, bottles, and sales points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joem
Hall
Totads
Lee Nobler Leads Dual Arm Shifts at Quaker Elevator
Frances reports a scene where Lee Nobler, a southpaw, directs a two sided shovel operation with synchronized inside and outside work at the Quaker elevator. The account notes coordinated movement and no interference between sides during the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Nobler
Lee
War effort praised country publishers for wartime notices
A set of editorial notes extols country publishers for disseminating government notices at low cost, praising their public service and the support they receive from officials and readers alike. It contrasts this with a few critics, then moves to local social items and society notices in Rollie and Emma Perkins, Miss Clara Helmke, and others, mentioning visits, trips, and Red Cross nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front
United States
Boyant
The
Arso
Torpedoing of Hospital Ship Sparks Strong Reactions
The report laments the sinking of a hospital ship carrying 84 wounded men and notes broad anger in the country. It credits the submarine commander with a boastful line and implies severe condemnation of the Kaiser.
Algona Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events
Aperiodic local item lists residents visiting Algona and surrounding areas from Ottosen West Bend and Renwick including Mr and Mrs Ed Mien and family. Epworth League members went to Clow Lake. Cemetery Association met for a work outing. Various residents attended a Renwick versus Goldfield game at Smith Park. A July 48 letter from Gleam Godfrey reports hospital care after a shell wound to the right leg and trench fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Clow Lake
Cemetery Association
Mra
Fred Legler
Gleam Godfrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raiai
Times Office
William Nissen
A. B. Richardson
Grace
Baptist
Iowa
Webb White
Joe Olson
Ms. Olson
Torye
John “Kerr
Sarah’ Swiger
Goldfield
Mrs. M. Babler
Gladbrook
Mrs
Roy Witham
Congress
C. W. Yeoman
Smith Park
Lee Nores
Beri FP. Greenfield
Gowrie, Jown
Farmers’ Elevator
Greenfield
Conelh Proceedings
U.S. Valuation Department
Chicago & Northwestern BR
Eagle Grove Hagley
Othe Times
H. B. Cole
H. B.cole
Bure
Barnes
J. B
Eagle
Renwick Times
Renwick War Saving Society
Wilson
Fred Walkner
Miss Falna Black
Frances
Pershing
Lake Oere
Uhiy
Henry Ford
Arderad
Seeatonce
Whyte Auto CO
Goldfield, Iowa
John
Edwin Palmer
Clear Lake
Clara Helmke
E. J. Palmer
Rollie
Emma Perkins
Britt
H. W. Eastman
Misa’ Ethel Bowman
Fort Dodger
H.W. Enatmaan
Mankato, Minn
Esstina
Alice Bierce of
Hardy
Fb. Dunfee
Sunt Sunshine Society
Little Sunshine Helpers
Luther Garters
J.B. Dunfea
Mason City
Sunny
Dennie Sanford
Sway
Ola Miyo
Will Parr
Renwick Sunlay
Angust Pergande
Fred Stuessy
Algona Sateurday
Leroy White Sind Tog Zontner
Algona Shesday
Mr. and
Mes
Ed Mien
Hile
Dren
Ottosen Fant
Iweek
Leslie Miller
Roy Heitake
Manlay
Gamp Gordon
Leander Parton
Viva Larimer
Algona
John White
Alfred Heckman
George Bune
Krank Stone
Iri T
Stone
Mea
Doo Hull
Banford
Algony
Will Riley
Bert Clemyebt
West Bend
Ing
CW. Riley
H. V. Allinson
Martin County
Minn
Ceylon
Germany
Gall
J.T. Heggen