State Fair Opens With Record Livestock and Exhibits
The Iowa state fair opens with boosted attendance and unprecedented livestock entries. Between 7500 and 8000 head of cattle horses and other stock are entered for judging, with 500 head raised by locals for the poultry and pigeon shows. Over 3000 birds are entered and grain and produce displays are heavy. New educational displays include the US Department of Agriculture and Iowa State College, while 200 vehicles and 40 acres of farm machinery fill sections.
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Raadlindéa
Iowa
Waite
Awe
Callie
Awine
Cheep Lista
te'Falt
Jawa
Lowals
Fiir
United States
Dept. of Agriculture
Iowa State College
State Board of Central
Huntred Cara
India
America
State College
Fimrendt
Former Renwick Teacher Sails to Honolulu for School
Miss Rae Buel, daughter of Dr and Mrs W C Buel of Maquoketa Iowa, will sail from Los Angeles August 25 aboard the Calawai t for Honolulu where she will teach English in a junior high school for boys. She will stop in Chicago Kansas City Denver San Francisco and Los Angeles to meet Miss Ethel Hutton former Madison county Montana county superintendent who will accompany her to the school. The campus lies in central Honolulu near St Andrews cathedral and the governor's residence, with six buildings and five cottages for teachers. The faculty includes 18 teachers and enrollment exceeds 100. about 35 are boarders. Most students are Orientals with Chinese predominance. Miss Buel arrives Sept 1 and school opens Sept 10.
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Rae Buel
Wi C.buel
Maquoketa
Iowa
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Episcopal School For
Bays
Suel
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
San Francisco
Ethel
Aout
Villepings
Portugese
Buel
Paying On Time and the Burden of Dues
A nostalgic verse narrator laments late payments and the toll of debt. The speaker, identified as Walt Aaron, vows that those who pay on time gain social favor while chronic delinquents earn ridicule, depicting a town where prompt checks shape reputation and daily life.
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Hiram Deck
Hiram
Tha
Tinhorn Wighta
Walt Aaron
Reflections on Independence and government principles
The piece argues against radical party calls for socialistic changes, praising the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. It urges readers to resist demagogic appeals and to value the stable, practical framework that has governed the nation for 150 years. It contrasts modern platforms with established constitutional aims.
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The
United States
America
Town Council Minutes August 5 1823 Proceedings
Council met with mayor and most members present except Bablar. July 6 minutes approved. Various bills listed from Globe Mach Supply Co Renwick Auto Co Hawkeye Supply Co and others. Actions: bills approved upon finance committee, marshal's salary raised ten dollars monthly with balance covered by Renwick merchants. adjourned. Irrelevant musings follow.
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Bablar
Globe Mach & Supply Co
Renwick’ Auto Co
Chas
Walker
Hawkeye Supply
Frank
Ward
John Egenes
Vacuum Oil Co
GLEN
Wi Ry
Dodge Culvert Co
New
Bell
Tel. Qo
N.W
Bell Tel
Nissen
Elpe
G. Adama Co
Wis
Eler
Coz
Downing Elec
Renwick
Mershs
Adjéarm
Renwick Times: Investment in a Single Issue
A subscription to the Renwick Times is described as an investment and a paying choice. One issue is stated to often save the reader the entire yearly subscription price. The copy emphasizes value and potential savings for readers.
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Renwick Times
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