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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
7
Mincha Tuyo and Micitivton wii to Algona on Saturday. The program covers PTA events, student performances, and notes on sports, club meetings, and community gatherings. The Wildcats show solid progress with recent wins, and plans for a community meeting and season tickets are discussed.
The undersigned forbid inviting on their farms and prosecute trespass. Listed names include Joe Abernathy Yen Packard L Gillespie John Peel W A Packard Steve Palmer TM Verni McPeak Q M Lte Bertie Martin Chris Heggen Gee Huffman Ed Simpson Henry Bastman Wil Helmke WL Prank A M Price.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a resident, a 75 cent price, and names like C. A. Richardson. Context unclear but appears to reference a local advertisement or residence note with scattered phrases and locations.
Vernon Theatre presents Hood Bay From George Washington Olden's tale a drama of Virginia wills with a cast including Macy Alden and Mary Chor Dim featuring seven weeks of showings under Charles J. Duell president of Inspiration Pictures Inc. Feb 7 Saturday program date appears in listing.
Wednesday, Feb 11 features Maurice Tourneur's Tresents Lorna Donna with Madge Bellamy John Bowma and Frank Keenan in a 7 reel program. First show starts promptly at 7 p m at Bickmore's Famous.
Aphaba Attam Hieesmian, a Voortrekker figure known as Ve Inet of the Cape Voortrekkers, died near Johannesburg at age 107. He helped colonize Natal and Transvaal, joined Dec 18 1838 youth river expedition, witnessed three lifeways rites, and was famed for avoiding ballroom, dance, and vandal talk while guiding early Boer ventures. He left 18 children and later lived near Crown Mines Langlangly with his elder family.
A humorous exchange centers on a claim of a golden wedding. Smith allegedly celebrated a long marriage today, while others joke that he married a girl with a million instead. The dialogue hints at social gossip and marital myths without detailing any real event.
A fragmented note indicates American interests have a prominent role in a Spanish company. The document mentions a board of directors with special authority on matters including taxes and public interests, implying significant external influence over governance.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor J DeVries announces morning worship at 10:00 A M and evening service at 6:30 P M. A prayer topic titled Revival is featured in the morning sermon with a separate Thursday prayer hour. The church invites the community to attend and hear about a larger place in life through faith.
Sunday evening February 15 includes a book review of Gene Stratton Porter's Laddie. Devotional services begin at 6 15 PM led by Pastor EB Cook. Pearl Martin serves as reader and the collection for the mission fund totaled 18 dollars.
The Renwick Farmers Institute will be held this winter on February 12 and 13. Last year the institute was a great success and plans are underway for a more extensive course this year.
Sealed bids for the position of Road Superintendent of Boone Township are to be received by Township Clerk E A Simpson on Monday February 192%. The Clerk notes the bid deadline and invites qualified bidders to submit proposals.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the eustachian tube and surrounding mucous membranes. The text promotes Watl’s Catarrh Medicine as a forty year tested remedy for catarrh and deafness, urging patients to try it for relief from symptoms.
A biographer assesses Milton’s early verse noting genius alongside faults. Manuscripts at Cambridge reveal rough drafts and corrections, indicating diligence yet exposing a neglect of elegance and subtlety. The piece argues readers sometimes praise his larger pieces while undervaluing smaller works, a judgment criticized as hasty.
Dr. J W Gidley of the United States National Museum in Washington reports a fossil find that rewrites bear ancestry. Teeth of ursus primigenus once thought to prove bears descend from dogs actually trace to a forefather of the East Indian sun bear, dating back over a million years.
A fragment from the Los Angeles Times recounts a WWI trainingepisode where a soldier named Sam feigned death during a drill. The officer complains the pretend danger matters not, as the unit is in active service and must face real consequences.
A bride enters a grocery store and requests two egg plants. The grocer quips about planting them, and she explains she will raise her own eggs due to unreliability of studio stereo and other items. The tale reflects a humorous misunderstanding.
England marks Armistice Day with a new clock based gong system to summon a ten minute national silence. Some regions heard the tribute late as communities begin using clocks as public time signals for the observance.
Practical Memorial in Watertown Massachusetts plans to erect a health building commemorating ten men who served in the World War. The structure will house the local Red Cross chapter and include space for tuberculosis child welfare dental and ophthalmic care.
A court record from Humboldt County shows Marchee ALD filing for divorce and permanent alimony. The petition seeks care custody and control of children and other relief while urging appearance before noon on the second day of the next term, with default implications. Attorneys Nayle & 4 represent the plaintiff.
The sheriff of Humboldt County Iowa directs sale of real estate to satisfy a debt of 1299.97 dollars plus costs plus interest. Property includes Lots 7 8 and 9 in Block 4 4 Town of Renwick. Sale set for February 13 1925 at 2 pm at the Dakota City courthouse? Humboldt County Iowa. Directors note that redemption applies after sale and the case involves Robert Wienands and his wife and Gerhard Ludemann deceased executors.
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