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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
7
An old timer notes reformers push many new laws to fix trade and industry. Congress and states consider boards, taxes, and commissions under a populist wave. The piece argues for limited government and Jeffersonian restraint amid reform proposals.
The 88000 mogul snow plow, bought by the Board of Supervisors about a year ago, visited Lu Verne area for three days last week. It cleared snow along the south road and then returned to LuVerne for repairs. After use, it left the road line notably improved, though some ice remains. The plow is deemed a success when deployed soon after snowfall, with frozen, settled drifts remaining in fields.
Rev. J. W. Wienand, former pastor at the Evangelical Church of Renwick, is recovering from head injuries after a drunken driver crashed into his car last October. Wienand now serves as pastor in Hermann, Missouri, and is remembered by many in Renwick for his years leading the old Holy Renwick church.
A jumble of tax rules and political asides discusses personal exemptions for dependents under the revenue act, head of family rules, and credits. It weaves in mentions of a New York Stock Exchange agent pay, a Missouri prison release, veteran justice, and scattered remarks on government and public figures, all in a brisk, opinionated voice.
A dramatic reminiscence portrays Peter Piftle's ascent praised by supporters who boast of his greatness then turn cynical. The poem laments his decline as critics, led by Lawyer Luke, accuse him of fakery while friends debate whether he deserves lasting glory.
A garbled news fragment references eight million nucomobiles, a married man’s claims about purchase timing, bachelor life contrasts, Congress backing Cros and reactions of young women, mentions of cab theft, Doyle, spirits, Yale professor opinions, and a wild mix of names and phrases. The legible content hints at social commentary and political theater but yields no clear event or outcome.
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