Mrs Benedicts Niece Dies While Visiting Here in Belmond
Lydia Emma Betts Nowlin Betts, born 1871 Belmond Jamaica Street, died Sunday in Belmond hospital after illness while visiting Renwick. She married A B Nowlin in 1890 and lived near Humboldt. she later wed Homer Kohn in 1922. Services held at Belmond funeral home and later in Seward Nebraska with burial in Giltner. Her son Ray Nowlin traveled from Nebraska for the funeral duties.
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Bona Kohn
Seward
Phebe Betelel
Steele Hospital
Belmond
Renwick
Henry Palmatees
Relmond
Moniday
Belden Welker
Jawa
Mare St
EB. Nowlin
Fort
Humboldt
Joy
Ray
Guy
Ruth Elizabeth
Grand
Wand
Ned
U.S. Navy
U.S. 5
Cyclops
Navander
Nowlin
Homer Kohn
United Brethren
American Legion
Ausitiary Watt
D. A. RB
Miss Stella Orvick and Talmai Heggen Married
Miss Stella Orvick daughter of Mr and Mrs Bevert Orvick and Talmai Heggen son of Mrs G T Heggen were married Saturday February 2 at St Johns Lutheran church in Des Moines Rev A D Beil officiated. Miss Bernette Heygen and Stanley Heegen attended. The bride is a Vernon high school 1920 graduate and has taught at Lake No 1 while the groom finished Kemwick high school in 1922 and works southwest of Henwick.
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Stella Orvick
Bevert. Orvick
Talat Heggen
G. T. Heggen
St. John’s Butheran Church
Des Moines
Nic
A. d. Beil
St. John’s
Bernette Heygen
Stanley Heegen
Tpo
Vernon High School
Raa
Lake No. 1
Kemwick High School
Henwick
Premium Lists for Farmers Institute Ceremony
Premium lists mailed for Farmers Institute event to be held Friday and Saturday February 22 and 23. The association offers prizes in many cases paid by local merchants who provide numerous special prizes not in the regular list. Recipients are urged to read merchants’ advertisements carefully and not overlook any special prizes.
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Evanth Aumial Renwick Faryers’ Institute
Jaen
Stoddards Mark Fifty-First Anniversary Quietly
Mr and Mrs G A Stoddard observed their fifty-first wedding anniversary on Monday. Their children include two daughters and two sons: Mrs G C Barnes and Kathryn St Louis of Missouri, Mrs Will Biging of LaVerne, and George Jr of Rock Island Illinois. A year ago the family hosted an elaborate reception for their fiftieth anniversary. The Stoddards are regarded as longtime residents in the community.
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Mra
G. A. Stoddard
Tyo
Gona
Baneh
Kithyrat
St. Louis
Will Biging
LaVerne
George Jr
Rock Island, IL
Mrs. Stoddard
Thiescetlan
Banks Pay Additional 10 Percent Dividend To Depositors
Mardy and Thor Banks announce another 10 percent dividend to dhapaid depositors in Hardy and other central towns. Peoples Savings Bank of Hardy pays 10 percent amounting to $16,514.10 and Thor Savings Bank 10 percent totaling $24,056. Checks will be ready soon and notices will specify the exact day for delivery.
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Tawn
Takanya
Dhapaid
Peoples Savings Bank of
Hardy
Thor Savings Bank
Hauptmann Guilty in Lindbergh Baby Death Verdict
The jury finds Bruno Richard Hauptmann guilty of murdering the Lindbergh baby. The verdict is announced at a late hour amid stunned reactions and triggers a mandatory life sentence to be pronounced by the judge.
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Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mie
Bode High School Wins Nurmboldt County Basketball Title
Bode defeated Livermore 30 to 17 in the final at Gilmore City to claim the Nurmboldt County high school championship. Rode forward led with five field goals and two free throws, while Riley topped Livermore with seven points. Renwick beat Gilmore City 48 to 20 in the consolation. Bod e total reached 55 points for the meet.
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Bode
Gilmore City
Livermore
Ihe
Werxh
Rode
Riley
Geven
Renwick
Bode-Renwick
Rode-Livermore
Livemore
Wendt
Bodalash
Cagera
L. Carter
Wilson
Bridge Club Attends Evening Event at Klassie Home
The I. B. Pridge club met Thursday at 7 o clock for dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Klassie. Mrs. L. W. Miller and William BeTeen won high scores. Wade Little and Jed Rasmussen couples took concealed numbers, and Mrs. T. R. Turner earned the traveling prize with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Maurer.
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I. B. Pridge Club
Mra
H. Klassie
L.C. Maurer
L. W. Miller
Wade Little
Jed Rasmussen
Twenty One Years Ago in Renwick and Nearby
A cluttered hometown column recalls births and movements: Kratt couple in LuVerne welcome a daughter born February 3, J G Kelling sells furniture to a buyer from Ceylon Minnesota, Packards from Eagle Grove visit, and W F plans a Cement Show trip to Chicago. Rumors swirl of gold on Rolf Hanson’s farm in Numbolit County. Hoeslys depart for Madison Nebraska as Mrs Haberkam dies in Waldsteden Germany with services at Block home. Henry Geigel Sr. family reunites in Monroe Wisconsin. Geigel son weighs 92 and ages—married 68 years with nine children. Harvey sells land to Pred Maier for a cement block plant addendum, plans a bigger Renwick Cement Block & Tile operation and new Main Street buildings. A Woods farm house east of Renwick burns, saving few goods as Ed Lygerth owns the farm. new house to be built.
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Arcey
Wisconsin
Michian
W. F
Chicago
Numbolit County
Rolf Hanson
Pete Hoesly
Madison
Neb
Hoeslly
John Haberkarn
Waldsteden
Germany
Frank Block
Slonday
Eagle Grove
Henry Geigel Sr
Manroe
Wis
Geigel Sr
Harvey
Main Street
SOS Bridge Club Event at Mya Latch Home
SOS bridge club gathered at Mya Latch's home last Friday at 1 pm with lunch, five tables of bridge played. High score prize went to Mrs A H Stafford, club draw prize to Mrs B H Kindele, guest prize to Mrs R M Goetlech, and low score prize to Mrs G J Heterson.
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Mya
Rire Latch
SOS
A. H. Stafford
Shower honors Mrs Brae Stoakes of Goldfield
Mrs Arla McGowan hosted a well attended afternoon shower honoring Mrs Brae Stoakes of Goldfield. Friends gathered to celebrate with gifts and light refreshments in a warm social occasion.
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B. Stoakes
Arla McGowan
Mra
Brae Stonkes
Goldfield
Stafford Family Business Visit and Community Notes
Dr and Mrs A H Stafford and daughter Gloria conducted a business visit in Humboldt last Thursday. Ralph White and A A McCurey returned yesterday from a week with relatives in Taporte Indiana. Mr and Mrs Maynard Yeakel and children visited Des Moines last Sunday with Mrs Yerkel's sister. The Renwick actions fealty was discussed among Board of Education members at a seven o’clock dinner at the Goettsch home.
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A. H. Stafford
Gloria
Humboldt
Ralph White
A. A. McCurey
Taporte
Ind
Maynard Yeakel
Des Moines
Mes. Yerkel
Renwick
Board of Education
Tt. M
Taxes Cost More Than Food in National Budget
The article argues taxes are the largest national expense, dwarfing food, clothing, and rent. It cites food at 37.6 billion dollars yearly, clothing 3.6 billion, rent 8 billion, autos 2.9 billion, and electric service 650 million, with total tax bill about 9 billion—two and a half billion more than food. It urges cutting government costs to lower living costs and spur employment and investment.
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United States
Alice
Miller enters at Renwick Post Office on second class matter
Subscription rate listed as one year. The notice notes T W Miller as the entrant at the Renwick Post Office under second class matter. The brevity indicates a standard newspaper postal registration line with a rate reference.
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Renwick Post
Roosevelt approves 3 shell limit for certain shotguns
Letter laments new federal hunting rule halting Winchester repeater use. Author recalls five decades with an aging double barrel and a cherished Christmas gift, now restricted to three shells per magazine. Cites game hogs and dwindling wild game as context for regulation.
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Roosevelt
Aight End
Federal agent bungles kidnap escape from bar
The agent released a prisoner in a bar and bought two beers before the inmate slugged him and fled. A nearby car allowed the escape, suggesting the officer’s actions rather than mere luck enabled the jailbreak.
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Iinsia
Budget Balancing Theory Prompts Prosperity Return
The administration cites a roundabout budgeting idea that sticking to a single direction and spending quickly will eventually balance the budget and restore prosperity, an old theory used to justify long term fiscal choices.
State agency drafts bill to strengthen warehouse law
Iowa State Department of Agriculture has drafted a bill to strengthen the unbonded agricultural warehouse law and urges federal support to guarantee loans on several commodities as with sealed corn.
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Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Gold Field Cooperative Creamery officers 1835 group photo
The Eagle reports a group portrait of Gold Field Cooperative Creamery officers for 1835. Secretary J. F. Schipuil holds a prominent left front position in the lineup while Director George Miller appears in the back row, location unclear.
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Eagle
Grove Eagle
Goldfield
J. F. Schipuil
George Miller
George
Advertising's Steady Pull Outgrows Its Own Bounds
A quotation from John Wanamaker warns that advertising grows irresistible as it begins softly and strengthens daily. The remark highlights the enduring power of promotional effort over time and its potential to influence choices and behavior.
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dJohi Wanamaker
Break in US Russia ties could save taxpayers on embassy costs
The rift between the United States and Russia may not aid Russia but could save American taxpayers millions in expenses for diplomatic service and a new Moscow embassy that was about to be built.
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United States
Russia
Moscow
Government plans to convert Kansas farmland to cattle pasture
The government proposes taking southwestern Kansas farm land out of cultivation to create a vast cattle pasture, forgetting it recently went there and shot all the cows.
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Kansas
Fertilizer Song Preview Sparks Classroom Tune
Before spring lectures begin the band in the hall will play a new fertilizer song titled You're the Top, as students await talks from AAA Lec.
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AAA
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Ethwestern Bell Telephone
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Buchan
Clarion
Buchan, West & Walker
Mrs. Benedict
Talmai Heggen
Farmers’ Institute
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Thor
Bode High School
B. Ps Bridge Club
Stema
Renwick Timmer
Ed Woods
Warren Starr
Ed Lygerth
SOS Bridge Club
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