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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
7
The report presents a financial overview for Remwick Town for the year starting April 1 192 and ending March 21 1996. It itemizes revenues expenditures assets and liabilities highlighting balances carried forward and significant year end adjustments. It notes tax collections grants and capital outlays affecting the town treasury.
M E Church notes list FE Cook as pastor and Sunday activities for the Epworth League and morning service. A patriotic program is planned for the fourth of July with congregational singing, an anthem, prayers, and a reading titled The Progress of America in six years. The program includes remarks and music led by the choir and church officers.
The notice lists First Baptist Church events with Pastor GeVries, a 10:00 a.m. preaching service, an evening service at 7:00 p.m., prayer hour on Thursday at 4:00 p.m., and Communion Sunday observed with the memorial instruction Do this in remembrance of Christ.
A garbled community page notes St Pauls Lutheran Church service at 11 am and a Sunday Selvol cancellation. It mentions visits from Fort Dodge, Dodge, and Rochester area residents, a hospital trip for Mrs Southwick, and several social items including Mr. and Mrs. A B Richardson, Mr and Mrs Henry Roamer, and Mrs Kubly. An advertisement for pure bred poultry stock from Eagle Grove Hatchery closes the page.
A partly fractured dispute near Corwithy concerns Mr Isogarid and Mr Oreta Frorich over payment for a doctor and hospital bills. Eight of twelve men vote that settlement should require French to pay a sum for medical costs. others want no return of paid amounts. Debates emphasize a friendly approach and remaining differences outside the case.
Mrs Henry Eastman drove and lost control Monday morning causing a ditch crash. Arden Eastman survived with minor injuries while his mother suffered a badly broken and crushed arm and shoulder. She was taken to a hospital and later to Rochester for attention. Will White and Steve Patter assisted her home and transport.
Chiropractor Dr. I. M. Tate closes his Renwick office this week to locate in Lenn Agee Heil. He plans a southern move after visiting relatives in Wine rersel, and locals remark he will be missed for his community spirit and service.
Holt White and his famous Hollywood orchestra and the Dixie Ramblers colored orchestra will both play for the dance at Livermore. Friday night July 2. Two of the state’s best six piece orchestras promise a great battle of music. Four hours of continuous dining with no intermission. Conn July 8. The Minner palia Melony Maids, an orchestra of seven musical independents. Something different, Ui. W. Shepard, Mgr.
Notice to Pay Up. Having leased our service station to Marathon Oil Co. all amounts must be paid at once. Corn wall Oil & Grepsa Co. Southwick, Mgr.
An itemized slice shows Mrs Hohl and McGowan at a Garner conventon with Miss Hales Kummrow from Cos ton Minn visiting Aunt Mrs John Callesen. Harry Packard drove home from Amen la with Myra and children. Thermometer hits 100 at noon Monday, hot day followed by cooler Tuesday. Old fiddle band entertained last Wert enday in Renwick with special attractions promising noteworthy activity.
The Hindenburg, crippled and aground, lies at Scapa Flow as crews plan a staged salvage. Workers expect twelve months of subaqueous work to seal vents and drain hull pockets, then gradual refloating to be broken up. The operation aims to recover metal but risks environmental and cost concerns in the long process.
A fragmentary line hints at judgment of character and reputation. It references a man described as good or trustworthy, with notes on widows and a social string of connections. The garbled text limits clear facts or named entities for deeper detail.
A garbled clipping describes Safe Deposit Dew Taplon and Nise with Lotion, a wife’s escalating actions over hairpin tampering, and a late dramatic question about a missing dolne. The text references Tow and Mrs Liptnn amidst an unclear Wanpas Wrulirn event, with Los Angeles Times cited.
Edward Gishop a Hollywood shyik clashed with an irate woman over a liver complaint while on duty at the real markets. He insisted they report to a doctor and told her the liver condition was not market duty, prompting a sharp exchange with Jas Angotes Tinins.
A truncated report notes a film or item named Licker listed for brokerage houses. The description mentions aged regular form with a special tape and a strong light projecting a reflected image to a mirror and screen, with clerks awaiting copy quotations on a backboard.
In a fragmentary hearing a veteran advocate protested a verdict and shouted a mocking line. The opposing counsel retorted that even Moses would not have searched for such a foolhardy suspect, highlighting tensions at the trial scene.
A fragmentary report discusses Albert Binatotli and the notion that a wife of a genius bears a burdensome role. It questions whether a scientist’s spouse should seek prominence or remain neutral, citing Curie and the idea of a fair alter for women in science. The piece mentions Zionist thoughts and a reference to Sali Francisco Atwonaut.
A surgeon declared 67 000 francs income to the French revenue, later increased to 164 000 francs after a suggestion he had aided a cousin whose life was saved. He had earlier donated 20 000 francs to a patriotic supporter he operated on.
The item from Daiennik Rydgoski describes future police use of hand grenades emitting gas to incapacitate criminals and disperse crowds. Reports claim the gas blinds temporarily and causes tearing, with doctors reportedly unable to refute the effects, and distribution planned among police.
A garbled passage recalls a recent trip abroad and a guide boat near a crater. A narrator mentions a six-foot figure and a stout father figure, with a child’s reaction to an image of a person named Tin. The text reads like a stray diary fragment with unclear events.
The article discusses alternating current adoption in the United States and a debate over direct current. It notes Habward D. Adams winning the Joh Fritz medal for hydro electric work and references controversy over permits and warrants against rivals Keison and Tord Kel vin.
Ae We Maconoghue, inventor of meat and vegetable rations used by millions of British soldiers in World War I, recently opened a seventy ton hogpink in London. The rations, beef and vegetables, were first used in the Boer War and were cooked in cans for army cooks to heat.
Practical advice from Popular Retenes Monthly on moth prevention. Inspect and test garments before storage. Dry clean or heat reduce moth risk. Air out clothes outdoors, iron, or boil prior to packing. Use cedar linings, airtight containers, mothballs, or flakes. Brush or beat furs every two to three weeks in summer. Dispose of old garments and treat closets to deter pests.
A girl named Mary Elizabeth left her grandmother at home in near zero weather without a coat or hat. The grandmother called after her to return and dress warmly, but Mary ignored the warning and kept going outside, claiming she did not hear the request.
An Egyptian style pyramid temple of furniture will be erected in Grand Rapids Michigan. The structure will rise thirty four stories and cost over six million dollars. It will serve mainly as a furniture exhibition hall with more than one million square feet of floor space. A central thirteen story tower above a twenty one story base will be flood lit at night.
Exports from China to the United States during 1925 totaled 159,509,213 dollars, up from 1924's 129,193,386 and 1923's 176,965,505. The totals reflect the combined shipments through American concerns in China, with the rise noted despite numerous trade obstacles in the period.
An article discusses using coconut oil soap as a water treatment to fight typhoid bacteria, noting potential irritation on skin with ordinary soap. It mentions bacilli like Salmonella typhi and related pathogens and emphasizes care and preparation.
A wry account describes Soviet cabinet members adopting unusual costumes during a Union celebration. Delegations from Mongolia and Tehitcheria wore elaborate garments, including long gowns and peaked headwear, as photographers captured a tableau of diplomatic humor and candy-brimmed tableaux.
The town clock of Westi Giester Pa loses accuracy reputation. Joseph Bel, a photographer, volunteers to take over for a year without pay. The clock will run, even perform noon tricks from the tower while a reward is offered to the clock flinker. A reservoir carries a hand for three weeks and the plan works. Bett plans more clock stunts in the Tadianapotia News.
Patsy Chapman of St Paul Minnesota used a air brush to apply liquid face paints by blowing them onto the skin. The idea was inspired after observing a painter blow paints on an automobile. The method promises smoother application and finer blending for theatrical makeup.
Extract Thr Sprauel Genoes, recently back from Germany, reports the principal hospital for children notes that longer and broader babies are being fed extracts as a substitute for all milk. Children as young as six months thrive on kidney extract, according to Pathfinder Magazine.
National survey shows Britain and Ireland still top in total tonnage of shipbuilding. Germany fell from second to third, overtaken by Italy which moved from fourth to third. Britain’s earlier third place now fourth, while the United States sits ninth, slipping from eighth at the close of 1924.
A 84 year old man, Tig ard Conner, from Uoatesvilla Pa, claims to have worn the same pair of trousers since 1868. He says the trousers remain in good condition and were given by his wife.
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