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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
5
Beeneh visited Des Moines business days last week. Des Moines visitors Mrs. Uarold Wigan and Miss Beula Geisinger spent time in town. Humboldt, Estherville, Eldora, and Roland figures joined in gatherings, baptisms, and church events. A flood of social rounds, bridge clubs, and neighborhood outings filled the week.
Fort Dodge Iowa based firm advertises cash for junk and scrap including mixed iron per ton four to five dollars four hundred thirty four copper and brand per thousand copper wire per pound aluminum per pound radiators per pound bones per ton eight dollars books and magazines per ton four dollars paper per ton
Teal dealers quote the market on Wednesday January 24 with corrections possible. Corn No 3 80 cents per bushel oats 80 cents. Hogs 2.86 per cwt. Springs and hens de lo Leghorn old cack es with eggs. Butterfat cash figures.
Notice announces a special election in Renwick Independent School District Humboldt County Iowa on February 1 1934 at City Hall from 1 PM to 7 PM to decide issuing bonds not exceeding 7600 for adding to the school building. Voters are urged to appear. notice issued by Board of Directors secretary G A Stoddard.
Otta Swanson visited Amington on Saturday while Mr. and Mrs Ray Bettle visited Humboldt last Monday. Several old friends called on Mrs Chris Rosinngsed last Friday for her 76th birthday. Nort Milla stayed with Mr and Mrs O Sadderid while serving on a Dakota Glay jury. A note lists livestock tracking and a phone contact. Mr and Mrs CG H Robie and son Denall of Blairsburg visited Dr A Hy Stallord's home over the weekend. Robie is Stallord's sister M Amira Anderson called on Friday. Henry Hastinall spent a few days here with relatives. Fort Dodge visitors included Mr and Mrs Wo Blasio and children. Mr and Mrs Dotin Swanson and daughter Beni visited Swanson's father by Fort Dodge last Saturday. Marlat Saxton returned home for the weekend from Maso City with Mr and Mrs Hare Uld Saxton to Lots, visiting the Howry Marcellus home in Minnbolt.
Guy J. Smith files to run for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Humboldt County Iowa. He seeks support from GOP voters at upcoming primaries and pledges to uphold party principles and public safety.
Sheriff J Sexe of Humboldt County Iowa announces a special execution sale on February 8 at the courthouse steps. The MetLife corporation holds a judgment against Lesley and Grace Hel ley and other defendants on a parcel in section 25 and 36, township 93 north range 28 west, with railway right of way excluded. The sale aims to satisfy a debt of 16885.67 plus accrued costs and interest, with the property described as the east half of the southeast quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter of sections 25 and 36, minus the railway right of way. The bid will be cash, and the purchaser must cover costs. Sale date January 10, 1934 at 1:00 PM.
Farmers need horses or mules for spring work should buy the first ones as prices rise between now and April 1. Market activity has been brisk since summer and fall, with mares of breeding age selling for 215 to 80 dollars above last year and stallions about 10 dollars higher. Government corn program funds are expected to lift prices further as money flows into horse markets.
Humboldt resident Guy B. Smith Pirot announces his candidacy for Humboldt County sheriff. A 28 year resident, 12 years deputy sheriff and 9.5 years with the Bureau of Investigation in Des Moines, he is a World War veteran and longtime Republican with strong local support.
Mrs Madsen of Samara visited last Sunday at the Ray Meayton. Floyd Aldernon Nort Mills and George Stoddard were business in Humboldt this Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Antone Ahreokiel and son of Goodell visited at Harry Bonwell’s. The Fortsightly club will meet this afternoon at Mrs R M Goetteeh’s. Mr and Mrs Cally Tanek and son William James visited Des Moines Tuesday. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs George Lath's. Old friends of Mrs H S Rice spent Tuesday at her home for her birthday. Vernon township farmers attend cornshay sinup meetings at the Vernon consolidated school this week. The Dorcas Society of Goldfield plans a home talent play next month choosing Little Women by Marian DeForest from Louisa May Alcott. Weather over past weeks has seemed springlike. The stew and new fasts disappeared. roads are soft and muddy. Monday night stayed cold but has been improving. Weather report predicts stormy cold weather.
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