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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
7
Community notes report Mr Mau Lee Waan Aliong and Mrs Herbert of Webster City visiting, with several deaths including Mya Yeoming in Godsfield Chrowlee area. Mentions Merced and Hor Loy deaths, railway mileage changes, and a census finding unusual multi state birth family in Massachusetts. hospital stay for appendicitis and pneumonia recovery noted.
A chaotic clipping reports a presidential cabinet reshuffle causing talk in towns across Iowa. Meredith, named by the president, is praised by some as a strong choice while others view him as a political instrument. Local notices mention visits, farm transfers, home improvements, and a new baby born January 6.
An old promotional claim offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that cannot be cured by Find's Catarrh Cure. The text extols Wall's Catarrh Cure and its supposed blood cleansing effects, promising rapid improvement after a short course. It urges sending for testimonials and lists Cheney Co. and Toledo, Ohio as distributors.
A fragment states France will award diplomas to Americans who died in defense of the country. The presentation occurs on February 22, marking American cooperation with France. A French official sign reveals a recognition signed by the French president.
Local observers note a cloudy dark day and uncertain forecast as the groundhog omen looms. Residents recall grim winters yet hope for mild weather ahead despite lingering snow chances and a cautious tone from forecasters.
The note urges persons capable of nursing to inform the chairman about availability to care for the sick. It stresses readiness if an emergency arises and mentions preparedness in national defense as a parallel.
Fragmented text discusses the abandonment of the Farm and Home Short Course at Iowa State College Ames in February 196? amid odd references to Austrian towels and counterfeit money. Mentions of Poland, Princeton, and U S money influence appear tangled with college events and financial notes.
The text notes a rise in U S pork exports during 1939 with 2 6 billion pounds shipped and exports up more than two and a half times the prewar year. It also cites growth in the number of hogs slaughtered from 61 03 million in 1919 to 76 million and a jump in value from $600 million to $1 866 billion, reflecting expanding domestic sales and agricultural activity amid war.
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