Former Renwick Man Weds at Emmetsbury
News comes of the marriage of Frank T Hnegerich and Elizabeth Lamers of Minmets meth. The ceremony occurred at St Whonian church at 6:30 Tuesday morning July 2. Hnegerich, once Renwick proprietor of the Peoples Cafe, now runs a cafe at Harrietaburg, and is known locally. The widow of President Roosevelt has faced annoyance from visitors regarding Roosevelt’s potential renomination, with many writing her to express support for Hoover.
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Renwick
Emmetsbury
Frank T Hnegerich
Aizabeth Lamers
Minmetsmeth
St. Whonian Church
Harrietaburg
Jata
Roosevelt
Ranklin
Roosuvelt
Ronning
Hoover
No single path to revive prosperity urged in 1920s opinion
In a reflective editorial the writer laments partisan blame shifting and argues no party or individual can alone end the ongoing economic slump. The piece emphasizes unity and collective effort by all Americans to restore prosperity, noting parties’ failure to offer a sure formula and the need for practical measures beyond expediency.
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Democrata
Jolthur
Prominent Towa Doctor Dies at Home in Algona
Dr Kenefick a former Iowa Medical Association president and founder of Algona hospital was found dead in his bed at his Algona home Saturday morning. He practiced for over forty years, kept an active patient load Friday, and had sold the Algona hospital two years earlier. Surviving Mrs Kenefick three sons and a daughter with nephew Dr John St Kenefick.
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Dy Keaulick
Iowa Medical Association
Alana Hospital
Algona
Kenefick
Algom Hospital
Dr. Kenefick
der. John St. Kenefick
Mra. Kenefick
S H Kinssie Garage Entered In Early Sunday
S H Kinssie s garage was entered during the early hours Sunday morning by unknown persons. A handful of nickels, two cresant wreathes, cigars and other small items were stolen. This marks the first break-in at the garage this year, a noted improvement amid several yearly thefts at similar sites.
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S.H. Kinssie
Ying
Veen
Wale
Kossuth County Fair Plans Huge Premiums and Exhibits
The Kossuth County Fair announces rapidly advancing premium books distribution and reservations for exhibits, expecting the largest fair in association history. Community cooperation among local and adjoining organizations signals strong support for the event’s 74 years of continuous operation and broad regional reputation.
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Kosanth
Lawn
Wickars Sham Commission Prohibition Inquiry Details
A garbled inquiry fragment hints at a probe into the Wickars sham Commission and prohibition era activities. No clear names or outcomes are identifiable in the readable text.
Encouraging Spending to Boost the Economy
A reader urges Arlington residents to buy what they want and can afford to stimulate business, create jobs, and revive good times. Friends praise frugal purchases yet support spending on furniture, clothing, and cars to sustain factories, railways, and mills, emphasizing active dollars over idle savings.
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Olid
Chad
Suean
Jim
Uint Jim
Susan
Frogs Grow to Enormous Size in Mason City Lake
Dean Glanville, slepaty fish and game warden, reports enormous frogs near Twin Lake in Hancock County. He observed a 20 inch frog weighing about two pounds. When the large frog leaped into the water it sounded like a boat falling. Several of these large frogs were found in and around the lake with unclear origin.
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Dean Glanville
Slepaty Fish and Game
Mason City
Glanville
Twin Laken
Hancock County
Glenville
Helmke Reunion Picnic At Algona Park
The annual Helmke reunion picnic was held last Sunday at Ambrose Call Park near Algona. About sixty clan members attended, mainly from Renwick and nearby areas, including Goettsch Kruse and several Helmke relatives. Viola Kruse of Fergus Falls Minnesota traveled the farthest.
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Ambrose Call Park
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Renwick
Goettsch, Kruse
Viola Kruse
Fergus Falls
Minn
Family reunion honors Chicago visitors at Smith park
A Sunday gathering at Smith park celebrated Mrs. George Olzon and Mrs. Will Bigher and their Chicago relatives. Attendees enjoyed a large picnic and an afternoon of games with 41 in attendance. The remarks echoed a debate about balancing the budget on taxpayers.
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Kubly
Smith Park
George Olzon
Will Bigher
Chicago
Support Your Local Newspaper To Keep Town Pride Alive
The piece urges residents and businesses to fund and advertise in the local paper to sustain it during economic slumps. It warns against out-of-town solicitations, stresses community identity, and links newspaper viability to local commerce and civic life.
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Wgichanty
Ibia
Pula
Iin
Oubrosstown
Tava Storioat
Comnine
Unclear OCR Fragment Reflects Tax and Peace Talk Mood
A garbled OCR snippet hints at frustration over repeating movements and calls for nations to settle differences in a calm Olympiad style. It mentions certainties like taxes and the burden on citizens, noting tax relief as a hoped outcome amid broader discord.
Legion Day at Clarion Takes Center Stage on Aug 17
The American Legion post at Cternunw will host its second annual Legion Day on Wednesday August 17. Henry Wield speaks at 10 AM, a mammoth parade follows at noon, and a baseball game pits Danaligon's All Stars against the Rock Spiders at 7 PM. Louis Murphy speaks at 7, with a night show at the school grounds and dancing at Odd Fellows hall later.
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American Legion
Cternunw
Henry Wield Wilh
Danaligon’s
All Stars
The
Rock Spiders
Ara
St i the Odd Fellows Hall
Sun Eclipse Across Regions Promises Celestial Show
The August 31 sun eclipse will be total over part of New England and partial elsewhere, with 60 to 76 percent obscuration in the Midwest and Southeast. Astronomers note Earth's moon is the only one large enough to cause a total solar eclipse.
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New England
Middle West
Earth
Mercury
Venna
Eclinsea
United States
California
Florida
Vienna
First Baptist Church Hurley Invites Members to Worship
First Baptist Church Hurley invites all men to join in church life to build character and spirit. The Creator uses the church to guide and feed mankind, and the church seeks regular attendees from other denominations as well. Sunday program includes morning school at 8:00, worship at 11:00, evening service at 7:15, and a Friday choir rehearsal.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Evangelical Church Lawrence Schi Pastor Schedule
Evangelical Church Lawrence Schi Pastor Evangelical Church Lawrence Schi Pastor Sunday School am Worship tL am EL G By Top 11 Worship Spom Mid week service every Tuesday at the home of Airs Anos Schneider at 7:00 Junior E L CH the dst a added Sunday of each month at El am Ladies Aid Society first Wednesday monthly Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday Choir practice Thursday evenings at 7 30.
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Sinday School
EL. G
Airs
Anos Schneider
E. L. CH
el A.m
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
St Pauls Lutheran Church Medical Pastor Leads Sunday Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites worshippers to English service at 2 pm and German service on the last Sunday of each month at 3 pm. Sunday School at 10 am. Tatther League devotionals on first and third Sundays at 7:30 pm. Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Oyorship
M E Church Notes George R NcDowell Pastor Sunday School
The M E Church notes George R NcDowell as pastor with Sunday School services at 10315 A Morning Worship.
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M.E
George R. NcDowell
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