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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
3
For sale 4% month old Singer sewing machine S888 with stitches, without attachments. Cash price discount or six payments of 87.36. Cred it Manager Box 792, Fremont, Nebraska. Wanted trenching, excavating, sewer testing, septic pumping, and pneumatic tool rental. Free estimates. E. D. Carter, Eagle Grove, lows, phone 4493331.
Fragmentary OCR text references a poultry and engine sale in Makan area with contact details and the entity Webster City. The garbled lines suggest a rural service or auction listing mentioning Curwith Iowa and Webster City entities, with no clear date or full item description.
IML Parner 25492 Laver reports a 1 to 11 dollar price on a lay day offer. The terse note names Lay Day and references a partner number 25492 with a location tag Laver.
Mrs Walter Hollman expresses sincere gratitude to relatives friends and visitors for cards flowers gifts and prayers during and after a hospital stay at Belmond hospital. Special thanks to Rev Keoland for support and care.
Mrs Annie Amerson and Mr J with Mrs Arnold Amerson and Eileen join extended Amerson family of Gold Belt. Mr and Mrs Raymnaunt Amerson and family. Ronald Nervig and sons of Towa are cited among local community activities.
A jumble of names and notes describes Christmas Eve and holiday visits. Families including Mr and Mia, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Nelson, and many others from Rochester, Mina, Mel chen, Clarion, Goldfield, LaVerne, and Habdy shared meals, gifts, and greetings with relatives such as the Paulsens, Eilers, Marty, and Eber households.
A terse quip on double standards in initiative and praise. The speaker contrasts how others act freely while they are praised or criticized differently for similar actions, highlighting perceived bias and authority.
The readable fragments describe a speaker noting peers and a mismatch in behavior when others falter. It mentions drinks and work, with unclear references to people and events, producing a partial, chaotic impression without a coherent narrative.
The State Department of Social Welfare reports medical and nursing home care accounted for about four fifths of November public assistance spending totaling 4 995 000 dollars. It notes aid to the disabled and hospitalization options under the department’s programs and emphasizes services for the severely handicapped and elderly recipients.
The Conservation Commission announces the 1965 tree orders program running Jan 1 through March 30. Orders cover eroded contour planting, wildlife habitat, and reforestation with pine, larch, cedar, walnut and other species. Forms available from Conservation Service offices. orders start March and complete by end of dust week of May.
The 140 spring distribution sold F088 trees and shrubs sent on 1902 landowners. Conifer species were the most popular with 1,345,000 entered. Hardwool tree and wildlife shrub orders totaled IRS,000. The special life packet attracted over 300 individual landowners.
Iowa Farm Science is a monthly publication of Iowa State University’s Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. It reports farm and home research, with articles like Feeding Cattle for Profit and Pasture Legume. To receive it, request from the County Extension Office and send the coupon in the previous issue. readers in rural counties are reminded to renew in 1965.
A child named Johnny becomes feverish with loss of appetite followed by rose pink spots that blister, forming scabs. The article notes chickenpox is highly contagious, usually non fatal but can cause complications, and advises calling a doctor at first symptoms and keeping the child home until recovery.
Notes explain incubation and contagious periods, with chickenpox spreading from child to child via direct contact and droplets. It covers typical lesion progression over three to four days, multiple crops, and the potential for misdiagnosis with smallpox. Adults may experience more severe illness.
Cautionary tips describe staying in a stuck car during a snowstorm. Keep vents clear, run engine sparingly, crack windows for airflow, and avoid carbon monoxide buildup. Stay warm by huddling, stamping feet, and using cloths over the face when exposed.
Chita Finer enjoyed holiday time at home from her duties in Rockford while Mr and Mrs Gerhard May attended Christmas dinner at the Donald Markham residence near Kanawtia. The report notes community spirit with neighbors visiting and sharing festive meals.
Howard Perini owner of Tiny’s operates from Renwick with a contact number 9781 and a new opening week schedule advertised.
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