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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
7
Local notes recount visits and events in Renwick and nearby towns. Mentions include residents like Ada Miiday Her birthday celebration and fountain pen gift. Rev AH Perry visiting Der Mosinee. Oppedahl at Port Dodge meeting. and various travels to Chicago Minneapolis and Fergus Falls. A truck near a hydrant caused a small commotion and legal risk. Police dog track attempts near Livermore are noted with skepticism about bloodhounds.
A church gathering at the Baptist Church welcomed Pastor J. DeVriea and his family. The evening featured a bountiful dinner in the hall and an auditorium program with introductions by Mrs. F. Lackwood. The event showcased new musical instrumentation and recitations by young ladies, leaving attendees feeling it was a profitable, friendly evening.
A posted notice bans all hunting on the farm and promises prosecution of violators. The proclamation names several individuals associated with the farm and local authorities.
The Renwick Farmers Institute announces an extended program to be held this winter on February 3 and 4. Following last year’s successful event, organizers aim for a broader agenda and a stronger lineup of activities.
Fragmentary OCR item shows an ad offering marceling or styling at a residence near Hap fist Church with unclear address and patronage invitation. Names read as A Richardsen and Mys with garbled text about pricing and promises.
The Iowa Blives Orchestra will entertain at the Princess Pavilion in Livermore Thursday evening. Everyone invited. B W Spepard, Manager. Flemmig visited Worth Dodge last Saturday. Mrs Rivbarrison hosted Miss Middleton Taylor Johnson and Farr at dinner Sunday. John Speiele may harvest more apples from a single tree as favorable weather continues.
LuVerne farmer Schultz was ordered to begin a five year term at Anamosa after a Marion county court found him guilty on theft and parole violation. The case tied to a string of worthless checks and led to his capture by Sheriff Locheau in Iowa City before transfer to Anamosa.
Erie Railroad President P. W. Underwood debunks the long held mystery of rail transport. He explains railroads move raw materials to factories and finished goods to cities, noting earlier beliefs about hidden knowledge were mistaken. He reflects on his own career from brakeman to vice president and finally president.
Vermont reports 900 thousand acres planted last year, the highest on record, with major contributions from timberland owners, farm woodlots, and towns expanding their forest holdings, according to State Forester Robert M. Stoss.
Readable text notes that cement in demand drives Venezuelan road work. Ships to LaGuidra harbor arrive bearing 1,009 Warrele of material, reflecting ongoing infrastructure activity and import patterns.
A Fort Dodge visitor details milk cows sale and freshening soon. A delegation of loyal Masons attended lodge at Engle Grove and Livermore. Mrs Hall dies, niece of Joe Hall. Mrs Orville Broiva and children visit Goldfield home of the Smallwoods. Sheriff and federal officers inspect Renwick after a last Saturday effort yields no arrests. Wil Soyderes thanks town firemen for saving his restaurant from significant loss. Ey nest Griebel thanks helpers removing property from the barber shop adjoining the restaurant.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the pharyngotympanic tube and its effects include rumbling in the ears and potential permanent loss if untreated. The ad promotes HALU’S CATARRE MEDICINE as a remedy for catarrh and related drainage, touting forty years of “success” in treatment.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled ethnographic note on sun worship in diverse cultures. References to Golden luminary, Native North American, Mexica and Hebrew traditions appear tangled with phrases about sacred suns, ritual peace pipes, and royal archy.
The oldest living farrier in Dakota, Lars gle, lives in Gary with his horse Ray. He recalls the horse easing through years of adversity, noting pension-like care and strong health. The veteran farrier predicts many more years of good condition despite aging, and comments on the horse’s steady pace and reliability.
A fragmented extract discusses Professor William McDougall from Hartford and his psychology of laughter, contrasting it with sadness and pity. The notes mention Doctor AfeDou Heven and ideas about weeping over misfortune, highlighting imagined natural adjustments in humor.
A garbled excerpt notes merchants in Pekin discussing a letter from the States. Curiosity rose as an interpretation item was shown. a judge remains unnamed while domestic manufacturing and a Chinaman figure in the tale.
A distorted adding machine design reduces clerical strain by subtracting figures from another column. Maj Harry Cooper, adjutant general, notes the department has perfected a mechanical device that performs subtraction with ease, signaling a shift from expert use to broader employ.
A Hawarden news item reports a wild ride ending in a disputed auto incident tied to lower bed claims. The report mentions frequent moves and references Cherokee, Iowa with unclear details and chiefs noted.
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions sadness and health woes with references to bi fouls bridges and liver issues, alongside fragmented phrases about young lives and farewells. The passage reads like a damaged diary or note with unclear names and events.
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