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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
7
Mr and Mrs J F Kelling hosted a teachers entertainment event in town. The program featured reader performances and reminiscences about past service, highlighting a long-standing connection between the Kelling family and local educators.
Livermore hosts a dance at the Princess Pavilion this Thursday night. The event promises entertainment and an evening of social revelry with music and performances for attendees. Local organizers urge attendance to enjoy this regional social milestone.
The November council meeting minutes were read and approved. Members Black, Flettung, Goettsel, McGurry supported, with emendations. A motion to adopt a temporary eight cent rate for cooking and heating and to inform patrons passed. meeting adjourned.
The Bank of Brit t Banking Institution from the Examiner reports that the Bank was closed Saturday night after a board meeting. The state banking department took control as assets were frozen and withdrawals rose. Patron notices state refunds will be issued every Friday as details unfold.
Vernon children share progress on the six week school period and a coming Christmas cantata. Community updates note visitors at the Ke tera home and a surprise birthday party, with plans for a Farm Bureau night and a Parent-Teachers meeting amid winter weather.
No hunting or trapping is allowed on the premises of the undersigned and violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the ban. A list of names appears including Packard Henry Eastman WA Packard 8 and numerous individuals such as Gillespie Orls French Henry Leuthie, Bebipull E A, Simpson, Kelling William Engh Chapman Geo, Yoder William Shroder J, Hy Prenk Bertin G, Martin Wilt-Helmke Joe Abernathy Geo, Husman Alfred Price Grover Yoder, Messe Guy Villard Q M Lea OL A, Overhangh Tanck & Peaya, G. Helmke Jonn Calleson Carl Nerem Will Starr A, Tl, Draeger John Bannick & D. Lassen Chris Pogge, Stringer.
A new Goldfield newspaper appeared last week bearing Eagle Grove production marks from the Time office. It carries an Eagle Grove news and advertising tone and proclaims itself an exclusive Goldfield newspaper though likely to struggle. The town has about eight households familiar with local papers.
The Henwick Blacksmith Shop warns all customers that due accounts must be settled by year’s start as it goes out of business. Christmas toy items and furniture are being sold, with final markdowns to reduce stock.
An old medicinal advertisement extols IFAT CATARIUE MADICINA as an eye and sinus remedy. It touts quick relief from catarrh and blood cleansing, claiming long approval and nationwide sale by Fife Chency & Co of Toledo, Ohio for over four decades.
Renwick School notes a declamatory contest on December 22. CADW Gay pate is to discuss cooperative markets last Friday. Nockwood will give a talk. Renwick's basketball teams suffered second defeats. girls lost 26 to 1 and boys 23 to 11. Shegira impressed but failed to follow through on shots. free throws were a deciding factor. Next game is Friday at Thor.
A tale about Greedy Jim a boy famed for miserliness who plans to steal from a doyen of boys using a long rubber stocking to reach presents Santa visits, but the stocking proves empty aside from air prompting a comical punishment for his greed.
Hadan Qotten and Gladys Amosson were united in marriage by Rev. Reitan of Kanawha on Wednesday evening December 2. The couple plans to move into their new home built this fall on the Joules farm. Friends extend congratulations.
A Christmas program and pie social will be held Friday evening December 18 starting at 8 oclock at the Siemen School Boone No 6. Ladies are asked to bring pies and men pocket hooks. Geneva Schnebly teacher. Also a food sale by Renwick Womens Club Saturday afternoon December 12 at A B Richanigon’s Slot location.
The blight that wiped out the chestnut has people asking what tree will replace it. Experiments show white oak and hickory thrive where chestnut declined, with oak saplings growing where chestnut wood once did. In northern New Jersey, pine forests emerge where chestnut once grew as the Appalachian forest station reports progress.
An excerpt discusses apparent links between Latin groups and education metrics. It notes ranking for education facilities and student enrollment in public schools, contrasting literacy rates and illiteracy among Latio groups with overall public education interest.
Western Electric releases statistics showing the United States has 17,710,236 motor cars in operation versus 15,369,845 telephones, about 100 cars for every 86 phones, with France showing even higher car to phone ratios at 100 to 81. The figures highlight rapid automotive expansion outpacing telephone adoption.
A London inventor labeled A hille workman says he has devised a device to save submarine crews. He challenges every nation to seal him inside a submarine and sink it to any depth, promising he will escape within thirty minutes.
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of First Nex tidnaLBGni of Renwick will be held at the Bank on Tuesday January 1 1998 between 2 and 4 pm for electing directors and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting. R M Goattach, Cashier.
First Baptist Church DaVries pastor leads morning worship at 10:00 a.m. with the sermon A Threefold Measure. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. features Man Gods Masterpiece. Prayer hour Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Dr. Bushnell will preach to us this Sunday morning and hold our first quarterly conference at 2 20 in the afternoon at the parsonage. Week review this Sunday evening Epworth League at 6 45 Choir practice at the church Saturday evenings EB Cook pastor leads these church notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a magazine and references soda cleaning products and compounds. Names and places are garbled, with insufficient coherent facts to identify a clear event, date, or reliable entities for a proper summary.
The United States hosts about 900,000 cattle per capita roughly half an animal, with India at 140,000, Argentina 40,000,000, Brazil close behind, and Austria 15,000. The U S also leads in pork production with about 98 million swine. More pork is eaten in the United States than any other meat.
A fragment hints at a contestant asking about entering a beauty contest and naming judge Miss Santique. The brief note suggests discussion of eligibility or panel decisions surrounding the event. Further details unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A damaged report describes a fire on a railroad line near Indianapolis. A conductor aboard a passing train observed the blaze from the window but could not learn details. The fire destroyed a structure, with residents unable to obtain further information as responders investigated.
A quoted plan proposes a citizen in Argentina deposits $10 in a Buenos Aires bank to earn annual compound interest. The idea envisions a 1,000 year term with interest added to the principal at the best rate, with $525 accumulated to be divided between Argentina and the United States to promote happiness and prosperity.
Nine thousand ninety silver black fox skins were sent from Canada last year to major markets. The pelts averaged 105.85 per skin, the highest price paid for native furbearers. Fisher ranked second at 70.00 per animal, but only 4006 were taken.
Citrus ranches around Mercedes Texas show increased citrus plantings led by lemons grapefruit and oranges. Nursery stock supplies were adequate for the 1926 fall estimate of about 1,200,000 young trees, with at least 20,000 acres slated for cultivation for the first time, according to local reports.
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