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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
4
Local items list visitors, births, and social events across towns including Huey, Corwith, and Hart. It notes a Vernon Short Course at Vernon Coni school on February 4 and 6, with neighborhood updates and community notices about trains, editorials, and Home Management sessions.
A brief shopping list from a grocery ad featuring Good Grocery Bays items. Packaged pumpkin large can, eight calories per serving, raisins two pound package, magic washer per package, macaroni five packages priced 19 and 238 cents respectively.
At the Farmers Institute premium awards are listed across home economics and food crafts. Winners include Mrs. Hefti, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Barton, and Miss Julia Hepgen for various baked goods, cookies, cakes, and dairy items, with multiple 1st and 2nd places noted for flour, rolls, cakes, nut rolls, and related entries.
In a local event, Mary Yeowanded and Vivi a Luehsinger led entries in the Girls' Judging Contest with notable judges including Mrs. Andy Strandad and Mrs. G. Guaisberg. The Quilted Quills-Atrs group recognized winners such as Maylin and Mra MAK, with second place awarded to Maylin.
A damaged notice offers well drilling services for various well sizes with full materials supplied and guaranteed work. It promises prompt attention and no upfront payment, listing contact as Fed Sehuldt Gacuer.
The mayor Dick Bliner warns that riding on the street is against town ordinance and poses danger. He states coasting could lead to a serious accident and urges residents to avoid such behavior.
County Sheriff H J Sexo visited Friday and Will Ruimph of Eagle Grove was a business visitor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jota Swinson Fort Dodge visitors. Mrs David Grawford of Bather visited relatives last week. For Sale Hay and Cam W E B McGowan Burl Anderson Goldfield Jaws. Mrs Will Riging and son Halby of LaVerne visited at G A Stoddard home. Renwick faculty hosted school board dinner at R M Goertsch home. Mr and Mrs Dean Nellis hosted weekend visitors from Waterloo. Mrs Harald Saxton summoned to Humboldt by father Henry Marcelluz illness. Ray Phrift fell and broke two ribs. Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson of Klemme visited A D Gilmore home. Johnsons stayed last evening. About 178 Methodist members dined last Sunday at the IOOF hall then social hour. Eagle Grove schools closed this week due to Avian influenza epidemic. Renwick tally notes fruitless containment. Times office not issuing quarantine card.
Community groups led by Mrs Jay Meltis and Mrs Chris Nelson gathered yesterday, while the Womens Club plus Methodist Ladies Auxiliary planned a Thursday event at Mrs L We Millie’s home. Weather lingered cold with snow and slick roads, as residents noted the week’s hazards and school events continued.
A garbled account describes a fatal domestic incident linked to a Detroit mill and a suspect named Maygoy. Police rushed witnesses and seized a man after a confrontation, with unclear details about a wife’s disappearance or injury and a coroner's inquiry.
A damaged account notes scientists ranking the death adder as highly venomous among Australian snakes. It discusses fear, public safety, and expert opinions on venom potency and bite risk, with references to authorities and warnings about bites in bush areas.
The Tinryard study shows Creaimen required to perform corrective exercises for poor posture gained significant posture improvement after nine years if they participated in organized athletic sports. Those not engaging in sports showed less progress.
A Washington Star report notes a traveling exhibit with over 1,200 surplus units moving between villages. It cites dramatic growth in the display’s popularity in recent years and records a projection of about 2,000 projectors by the present year, with a price tag around $3 per unit.
A fractured quote discusses happiness at work and the value of effort to find contentment. It notes that personal choice and daily effort influence what one gains from joy in life and in work, suggesting changing jobs may improve well being.
Officials note varying depths in multiple lakes including Lake Pitleiea and Wiegeay, with measurements indicating uneven bed profiles. Observers record anomalies near Margepore and Rhid Lowy while authorities examine potential shifts in water levels and underlying geology affecting navigation and ecology.
Fragmentary text mentions a healthy mat man and hormones, unclear claims about liver, weight, and diet items. References to bread vegetables meat beer and international terms appear garbled, with no coherent facts or dates to verify.
A set of brief candidate notices filed by individuals announcing bids for county offices. Names include Margaret B. Preble seeking County Recorder in Hambokit County, and others announcing candidacies for County Treasurer, County Attorney, and County Water Commissioner in various counties. Messages solicit Republican voters’ consideration at upcoming primaries in years 1902, 1942, and 1934.
An unnamed requester announces intent to run for sheriff of Tumbaldt County. The notice indicates the filing is contingent on the sale of Ke sh Velers in June 190 i. The fragmentary text preserves the core action and location.
A fragment notes a war clerk seeking candidacy for the office of district court clerk, asserting support from Republican voters at the June 1992 primaries. The text is garbled but indicates political filing and party alignment.
Fragmentary text suggests disputes over ancient finances and wartime obligations, with references to ae tarians and unexposed fees. The passage hints at the tension between heritage and economic obligations impacting business and debt repayment.
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