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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
5
A promotional notice in the Renwick Times invites readers to buy farm seeds locally, promising samples for analysis, no freight charges, and no advance payment. The ad emphasizes shopping at home and inspecting seeds before purchase.
Oliver Days juiced by Renwick merchants aims to boost local farming commerce. The Renwick Auto and Implement Company sponsors the event with factory reps detailing Oliver farm equipment including the Big Base plow. Attendees will enjoy noon meals, bargains, and socializing while learning how new Oliver gear can raise profits for area farmers.
After two weeks of wind-jamming the Senate ratified the Kel logs peace pact by a vote of 85 to 1 with Senator Baine of Wisconsin voting no. The foreign relations committee reported reservations avoided, while critics warned the pact may not fully ensure peace though it cannot harm. A New York scientist warned human evolution risks degeneration into a human ant-like race, noting ants' work ethic but lack of musical talent.
Sigma Delta Chi at the University of North Dakota pledges Alvin Austin Henry Frank and Wesley Meyer. Victor R Rose announces the pledges for their interest in newspaper work and character. Henry Frank is noted as a former Renwick boy familiar to Times readers.
In Fennimore the community celebrates the railroads for continuing service during heavy snow and cold, noting their costly winter plowing and reliability. The writer argues cars fail in such conditions while trains keep people connected, urging appreciation for rail operations.
At 10 30 Sunday morning Humboldt Baptist Church was destroyed by a fire that started in the furnace room as Northastle Baptist members gathered. The city fire department fought the blaze, water supply delays hindered efforts, and the structure suffered severe damage though some interior flame persisted for hours. valued at 10000 with 5000 insurance. Rev Jacob Anderson led the parish nine years and eyed rebuilding plans.
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