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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear terms about privity and high scores. It mentions toe movements as mind indicators and a young man learning about his father. The text is garbled with invented words and lacks coherent names or dates to anchor a concrete report.
This fragment describes a meat making formula to produce laying mash by combining ground corn, bran, middlings, and other ingredients totaling 400 pounds at about one dollar per hundred. It notes the method was experimented by Roine ehisk vala era Inet yen with satisfactory results and mentions Ames pond dher costing $216 per hundred.
State wide road program faces a funding snag as counties that did not vote for paving may share the debt to cover bonds and interest. Officials warn of shifting conditions and the risk that today’s gains become tomorrow’s losses.
A bishop states that modern piri are not indiscreet, noting their discretion in public life. The bishop also emphasizes the importance of prudent conduct and respectful behavior in all interactions.
The article outlines Congress sending repeal to the states for ratification amid disputes over federal liquor protections. It notes Democratic gains and party shifts influencing the repeal initiative, recounting past votes and the evolving stance since 1920 and the 174980 congressional campaign.
The piece discusses restrictions on advertising lotteries by radio and newspapers. It notes past prohibitions on lottery adverts, the risk editors faced, and the new bill closing the loophole to prevent radio and press from advertising lotteries, aiming for parity in enforcement.
Robber entered the Goldfield public school early last Thursday through a superintendent’s office. About 6.00 dollars from school funds were stolen from a safe, despite doors being locked. Superintendent Calkine had deposited 60.00 the prior day from a secretary contest, with the thief likely expecting this money. No clues on entry, tools used, or how access was gained.
Humboldt High School captured the Little Nine tournament, their first since 1928, after a Friday and Saturday series. Preliminaries saw Livermore 27 19 over Lacerne, Renwick 4 1 over Goldfield, Humboldt 36 28 over West Bend, and Bode 35 24 over Clarion. Semi finals: Livermore 41 9 18 Renwick, Humboldt 81 26 Bode. Final: Humboldt 36 24 over Livermore. Supt. Verry of Renwick awarded trophies. Bode high school received third place and Livermore a silver trophy for second. The large silver travel trophy remains in Humboldt after 1924 rule requires three consecutive wins for permanent possession.
The Vernon consolidated school hosted the annual sub district declamatory contest on Wednesday evening February 16. Winners in each category advance to the county contest this week with participants from Bode Humboldt Hardy Gilmore City Thor and Vernon in historical dramatic and humorous divisions.
Miss Evelyn Hyaby senior high school teacher at Hardy swallowed a chicken bone Tuesday during a meal. She was taken to a doctor in Humboldt then to Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge where surgeons pushed the bone into the stomach after a 45 minute operation failed to remove it. Her throat remains swollen and sore but no ill effects yet. She returned home to Forest City to rest for the week.
A LaVerne gathering last Sunday celebrated multiple birthdays within the Pattern family with a large dinner at Will Godfrey’s home. The text lists Geo Stoddard Will Godfrey DeRing Golfrey and Mrs BP H Chief among those honored. A separate note states 180 members of the 49rd Lown General assembly face repayment of $500 expense accounts after a judgment against them, with collection likely difficult due to bankruptcy.
A birthday dinner party for Matilda Bram was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen on Saturday evening. Doris Bram and Blanche Friday organized a three course dinner starting at 7:80 followed by card games and contests.
Huey Long calls a bona fide remedy to lift low mood claiming it fails as a cure within six months. He states he is willing to resign from the Senate if the approach proves ineffective, arguing its potential value remains substantial.
Humboldt Independent reports Sheriff Sexe will install shortwave radios in his Dakota City office and car to link county sheriffs with the State Department. The system speeds crime news across the state, allowing instant sharing of banditry and criminal alerts for rapid coordination of arrests.
A Texas Norther swept from the north on a February morning, bringing a thirty six hour gale and sharp cold. In the Houston area temperatures fell by 58 degrees as live stock lacked shelter and gardens were destroyed. Fruit blossoms were damaged and ice formed three inches thick. Wood stoves heated homes not built for the cold.
A New York Times disclosure of Senate expense items sparks criticism of costly stationery meals barber bills and mineral water totalling tens of thousands. Critics argue senators should cover personal items and note the aspirin and soda choices illustrate petty spending.
A fragment reflecting uncertainty about Christopher Columbus and his crew. The speaker notes that no one knew their destination, path, or return, portraying a collective sense of wandering and mystery during exploration. The lines emphasize ambiguity of discovery and travel.
Renwick 10:00 Church School with lesson and teacher for all. Morning worship at 11:00 focused on Anchors of the Driven Soul from 1 Corinthians 12:12. Orchestra to perform at Humboldt First Methodist. Pastor to speak. Orchestra practice Monday evening at 7. Thursday next week King Heralds at Wm Blese Home at 1:30. Saturday Junior League sessions for beginners and older youths. Choir rehearsal Saturday. Hardy section features 10:00 morning worship on Anchors of the Brigen Soul with 11:00 church school class and Epworth League at 7:30. Jr League Saturday at 8 at church.
J A Hurley's pastorate at First Baptist Church presents a Sunday schedule including Bible School with rising attendance, morning worship at 11, evening service at 4 30 on "Comfort" and 8 o'clock evening services during special meetings starting March 5. Everyone is invited.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces services led by Pastor Geo F Dirks. Sunday School at 20:00 a m American Services at 14:00 a st German Worship held on the last Sunday of each month at 9:00 p m Luther League Devotional on the first and third Sundays at 7:30 p m Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday of each month at 2:80 p m. You are welcome to our place of worship.
Evangelical Church Laurence Sohl Pastor. Sunday School 10:00 Morning Worship 4:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. EUL and CE 1:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday monthly. W A L S meets every second Tuesday. A sharp editorial voice jokes about politics and social changes as women smoke and men ponder public life.
A paragraph from Macaulay cautions that the most infamous destroyers and creators of tyrannies are often remarkable individuals. It argues that many calamities affecting humanity arise from a blend of high intellect with low judgment, shaping dangerous leaders and unstable systems.
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