Money is Life Bank Advertises Saving Facilities
Money is Life discusses putting by money regularly to meet future needs. It promotes bank facilities for preserving savings and handling them profitably, urging readers to use the bank's services.
01 Jul 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
1
Money is Life discusses putting by money regularly to meet future needs. It promotes bank facilities for preserving savings and handling them profitably, urging readers to use the bank's services.
A supplier advertises stock of Life Mine Western red cedar posts, inviting potential buyers to inspect the available posts before purchase and consider quality and dimensions for fencing or construction projects.
Local notes report events from Renwick, Fort Dodge, and nearby towns. Mentions include weddings, church activities, school picnics at Smith Park, baseball games at La Verne and against Kanawha, and community visits from residents of Chicago and Beaver Iowa. Reports note a courthouse fundraiser, a fire at Vernon Consolidated school, and a controversial La Verne game with rumors of crooked play.
Reports indicate Cedar Valley hosts a new Hawkeye Fair on July 5 and 6 with over 1800 pace and field events. The event features track records, horse races, hippodrome acts, stunt flying, balloon displays, and a $2 000 spectacle. Free admission to grounds and ample auto parking mark the public celebration of the national holiday.
A fragment describes a budget meat dish using veal neck boiled until tender. It combines white sauce with flour and milk, butter for richness, and a biscuit topping. The instructions suggest using leanness, casting a suggestion of combining vegetables and a baked casserole served with mashed potatoes and peas.
A local resident, Schipull, recently unsettled by rumors, was lured home after a late call to his house. Neighbors say he rushed in, asked about a fire, and learned no blaze existed. Garner signs off.
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