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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

4

Christmastide Services At Local Churches Outline

Local notes outline Sunday and holiday services across Baptist and Methodist churches. Baptist listed Christmas Eve events with hour of worship at 10:30 and Lord's Supper. Sunday School at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00 and 8:00 PM. German and English services noted. Methodist lists regular services 10:30 and 7:40, Sunday School 11:30, Epworth League 6:45, Prayer Meeting midweek. pastors named.

Grinan & Veei AL Luni Sibove Epworth League

Poignant Tales From Sipissing County Weather Disaster

The article recalls a severe summer deluge and wildfire threats in Sipissing County, highlighting enduring risks from nature and the perils faced by residents. It contrasts dramatic fiction with stark news reports, noting stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience amid catastrophe.

Bush Bsek Boguri Agygalli Gueh’ Ny Sipissing

Opium Market Sways Under Horrigan Law Says Globe

The Boston Globe reports opium and its derivatives face a drug market squeeze under the Horrigan law. Leading manufacturers note a one third drop in opium product sales nationwide. Physicians caution about habit forming drugs while urging careful treatment and moderation.

Horrigan Cehort Warrison Boston Globe

Fragmented wartime observations mix farm life and war chatter

A collection of satirical notes blends farm color schemes with trench warfare jabs, plus quips on hypnotism, air raids, and a Harvard professor’s bold claims. The piece references Polish farmers, Zeppelins, and a coy remark on domestic life amid wartime distraction.

Worn-Out Things and Youthful Longing in Life’s Arc

A reflective piece contrasts youth’s vigor with aging weariness, citing Charleston News and Courier. It discusses how the young seek broad opportunities and future glory, while the aged often regard life through worn-out interests and the fading promise of past battles and successes.

Charleston News and Courier Egun

Fragmented Odds and Ends From A City Page

A garbled mix of quotes and anecdotes cites Dr Louis KB Bixeh on a chocolate toxin theory, Roman divorce lore, domestic doughnuts, misnamed Greek cabinet rumors, peach canning pride, a fashionable stage beauty, late night humor, fuel studies, and stray proverbs. The piece blends nonsensical psychology, historical myths, culinary notes, and whimsy with no single coherent event.

Ehace Tate Louis KB. Bixeh Doctor Blgch

Goldfield Items From The Chronicle

Amos Amagon of Boone Township visited town Tuesday. Mrs. Rasmussen and Tressa traveled to Rochester Minnesota last week. Mrs. NoM Loobey visits sister Mrs. Rummel of Sears Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Smylie Jr attended a high school superintendent and athletic directors meeting in Livermore. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Axon retired from a short wedding trip including Des Moines. Little Howard Stevens became suddenly sick with appendicitis and was taken to Des Moines hospital for surgery. Paul Keith bought the Rockwell Tribute at Rockwell Iowa. We acknowledge a copy of his first paper and expect it to be a weekly visitor to our exchange table.

Paul Keith Rockwell Iowa

Local Social Notes and Visits in Luni Area

Special to the Times outlines a week of social visits and events in Luni and nearby. Howard Bogard visited the area. Ariah Weisler stayed with Pearl Brown. Stella Schoolcraft hosted Miss Larson. Frank Barbers called on A T Kearney and family and later visited the Claud Bogard home. Lena Hanson traveled to Algone for dental work. A character social at the Weisler home, a toe social at Haer schoolhouse, and a strong church attendance with a sermon on the fifth commandment are noted.

Luverne Items From a Fort Dade Tuesday Caller List

Local notes record social calls and visits around Luverne and nearby areas. Names include Kelsie Burtis Sues Wilkinson Vera Bigging and Leona Zwiefel, with illness claims of chickenpox and several trips to Chicago and Britt. The Good Will Club held a bazaar and oyster supper netting about sixty dollars.

Kelsie Burtis Fort Dade Good Will Club Tom Grey North Dakota

Bryan Opposes Federal Ownership of Railroads

William Bryan testifies before the Newlands Committee arguing against broad federal ownership of railroads and urging continued state and private regulation. He cautions centralized power would threaten competition and warns of railroads seizing ownership if regulation fails. Alfred P. Thorn promotes balanced regulation and capital access, while Bryan supports state action, stock regulation, and fair valuation to sustain private rail enterprises.

Wishineton Mec Wiliam Bryan of¢ Railroad Bry Alfred P. Thorn Baltway Executives Advisory Committee Newlands Cenmicts Nat Sovern Union Thenalagat Bryan Bhe Hart Railroad

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