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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
6
Monday evening a clash in Klemme between Goodell youths and locals led to several youths pelting and an egg striking a boy in the eye. A shell fragment remained lodged, requiring specialist care after initial doctor removal attempts.
Examinations will be held in Clarion on August 27 28 and 28 for teachers. Only those with certificates of twelve weeks summer school attendance this summer are eligible. Programs include Didactics spellings readings and Web p.m. Geography history domestic science Thursday 4 m arithmetic physiology agriculture Thursday p.m. Music grammar normalship l n.m. Algebra economica m p my Civics physics Blanche-Bock Cu Sunt
Mabel's Jumbo, the largest hog of its breed weighing 1200 pounds, sold in Humboldt County for 18000 dollars. Audrey Chantland of Humboldt Iowa raised the pig, which Halford and Hussler purchased for 3000 dollars with an arrangement to finish and advertise the animal.
Last week an unknown person placed two large lanterns at the crossroads west of Klemme into Liberty township reading Welcome to Mud Township. Voters of Liberty township exercised their ballot privilege in voicing their opinion on the road issue.
Doctors debate delaying an operation while a wounded soldier overhears and quips to the nurse that he is being treated like cheese. The moment captures the tension between care and humor in a misty wartime hospital setting.
Renwick defeated La Verne 12 to 1 in a Sunday matchup as locals note steady crowd support and anticipate another game once La Verne recovers. The result highlights Renwick’s strong offense and La Verne’s early struggles.
Congressman L. J. Dickinson of Algona, a Republican, prepares to depart for Washington with his family. They have been packing and expect to travel by automobile this Friday to begin the present term in Congress.
The speaker argues that despite hysteria, most families live better today than four years ago. They cite higher bank balances, strong store sales, and improved employment. The piece urges confidence, noting rising wages, shorter hours, and a broader fair deal across labor and business.
A reader critiques a Eagle Grove newspaper for omitting names in a report about a woman jumping from a speeding car to escape two Webster City men who were arrested. The letter notes bias in covering automobile incidents and questions how the public learns who is involved.
A major two day baseball tournament is planned for early next month featuring eight teams. Renwick and the Giants are highlighted as strong contenders with potential rosters including Bode La Verne Humboldt Webster City Gowrie Rowan and the Lost Island.
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