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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
5
A social prompt urges forming a strong banking relationship now so when future money matters arise you have a well informed adviser in your bank. The piece emphasizes trust, convenience, and the bank as a valuable friend for financial decisions.
The Humboldt county race widens as candidates announce for sheriff clerk of courts and re election bids. McGee born near Arnold, veteran of World War I and local American Legion leader, seeks sheriff. Clerk P L Borie seeks a second term, praised by judges for stable administration. Sheriff W P Hanson runs for re election after a long tenure and solid community trust.
A candidate for county recorder claims an official was improperly engaged by a Miss Protiler and contends no additional official is necessary. The text notes there is no more obligation or instruction for voters.
A Humboldt man reports capturing a turtle on the river bank last week. The animal is described as well and snapping, with questions raised about how it wandered out of winter quarters. The account ponders whether an early spring caused the unusual sighting.
The state board of control notified Eagle Grove high school it is suspended from further participation in association athletics until next fall for unsanctioned practice and eligibility issues.
An early editor laments the rise of predatory pricing in the trade presses. The piece argues incompetent business leaders mislead the public, forcing legitimate merchants to lower prices and endure repeated bankruptcies as cheaper rivals surge in and out of towns.
A Walt Mason poem recalls neighbors at a sick bed sharing care and food, fanning a fevered brow, and comforting a dying man with acts of kindness. It contrasts everyday neighbors with social judgments as autos, hats, and street life blur into memory.
The piece notes that dancing long into the night can equal or exceed physical walking in distance. It contrasts walking 1300 yards with dancing about 950 yards per session and suggests some dancers cover vast distances, while others could dance all evening on a pancake griddle.
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