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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
5
Cold snaps deplete Renwick dealers coal stocks as inventories run low across businesses and the school house. Transportation remains uncertain and locals fear insufficient supply until new shipments arrive, with Hardy and Livar accused of hoarding. Some residents consider harvesting timber with axes if shortages persist.
A fragmented historical snippet notes President Harding appointing a dirt farmer to the Federal Reserve Board amid complaints of intrusion by certain interests. It mentions the farmer's potential to work on a farm and even cut 60 shocks of corn daily, reflecting pro-farmer sentiment and the era's tension over board composition.
The Town Senate recently passed a bill imposing a five year penitentiary term for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit in pockets or bags and enabling penalties for selling or giving any weapon without a permit. It also bans displaying revolvers in stores and toy pistols, and prohibits dynamite caps except for lawful use, with punishments for altering firearm numbers.
The Francis Willard gathering at Mrs A B Martins home drew many attendees despite cold weather. Mothers attended as guests and a fine program honored Francis Willard. Mrs Plemmigs song was praised and a closing song by the Francis Willard ena and teacher Alice Kelling of the Baptist Church was performed. Light refreshments were served.
A cordial invitation is given to everyone to attend meetings at the Baptist church. Every night except Saturday at 7 30, Friday service starts at 7 16. Sunday services at the usual hours. The convention is conducting the event. Tell your neighbors and bring friends.
Judge H. Sawyer of the Des Moines Municipal Court will speak at 7 30 Sunday evening February 26 at the Evangelical Church. Sawyer, former attorney for the Anti Saloon League, resigned last spring and is expected to deliver a strong address. A burglar ransacked a St Paul home recently but did not obtain any valuables as the coal man had beaten him to it the prior afternoon.
The article explains how different occupations report income for the 1922 tax year. Storekeepers show gross sales plus other income, with inventories at start and end. Professionals must declare all professional fees. Farmers report profits from sale or exchange of farm products and rents, including crop sharing. Taxpayers are urged to study form instructions for business or profession income deductions.
The piece cites the refrain Day by Day sung by neighbors in wind and rain, a country jail visit, and park vigil as a social chorus. It notes the slogan arousing both optimism and satire, with Walt Mason’s quip urging slapdash cures and better health through suggestion.
M E Church urges congregants to worship in person this Sunday at the church. Notes say services include Sunday morning preaching, a Thursday Lionel Junior League at the church, and choir practice on Saturday. An evening service is canceled due to Baptist church meetings.
Efficiency experts are praised but communities seek volunteers to tackle everyday chores and support others in need. the call to action emphasizes practical, hands on assistance to lighten daily burdens across neighborhoods.
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