Local News Roundup From Humboldt and Surrounds
Richardyoi'd Hardware closes all day on July 4. Roy Allindon of Des Moines visits several days at the I. V. Allingon home. Winday advertises a quality piano and talking machine in White issue of W. M. Smith. Mr and Mrs Lehiim of Gold- Held visit Mean home. car trouble extends their stay. Humboldt drive goes fine but delays push return to next day. Local reports mention switch lines, dealers, and economic notes on town activity.
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Richardyoi
Roy Allindon
Des Moins
I. V. Allingon
L. B. McDivnsid
Carl, Fiemmig
Humboldt
Waas
Wortan s Club Meeting At Renwick hosts guests
Wortan s Clu Meety The Renwick Wotan s Club held their regular meeting at the Ub Goettauh home Thursday afternoon and Friday evening members entertained guests from Texas and Chicago. Children from Dow Maines attended and the event was enjoyed by all present.
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Renwick
Mra, Knoxy
Chicago
Algo Quehta
Elit An Thul Gceanton
Local society notes from Marshall lawn Iowa and area visits
Mrs Lovkwend and daughter Leila visit Marshall lawn Iowa this week. Mrs Morrill and baby of Des Moines stay at the RV rank home. Mrs B D Mendenhall's relatives Robison and Jack return after a week here. Dr Richardson of Golifeld treats sick glocks and Mrs Turner heads to Boston for contagions training. Frank entertains a party of children with gifts and games.
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Morrill
Baby
Bes Moines
Rank Home
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Full Cure
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. It asserts relief after short use and promotes a free trial offer, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo selling through druggists nationwide.
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Dallas
Ettarrh
Hia
Hatoma
Faye Talton Hall
Bea
F. J. Cheney & CO
Oll Druggista
Local Notes and Arrivals From Greenfield Community
Community brief listing arrivals and visits including Mike Colling returning home, Wayne Beckwith a winner, and Mrs. Overhaugh with daughter Henne returning from Lake Okoboji. Includes church services upcoming, travels to Rochester for throat operation, and Epworth League party at the Greenfield home with a large attendance.
Mayor Funk Loses Fingertip In Car Fan Incident
An accident last week left Mayor Funk with the tip of his left finger severed after his hand touched a running radiator fan while near his car. He missed realizing the loss until he saw the finger on the machine frame.
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Glarion
Mayor Funk
Mr. Funk
Renwick Town Council Seeks Wide Bids for Street Work
The Renwick Town Council will receive bids at the next regular meeting on July 7, 1919 for street work coal hauling and related city tasks. Bids must state prices for man, hourly rates for man and team and per ton for delivering coal to the light plant. Edw M Welch.
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Renwick
Edw. M. Welch
Show Cancelled at Vernon Theatre for July Fourth
Owing to potential travel issues for manager John Schneider the show advertised for July Fourth at Vernon Theatre has been cancelled.
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John Schneider
Vernon’ Theatre
Evangelical Church Notes Schedule of Services
Evangelical church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. followed by service at 11:00 a.m. Y.P.H.L.A. at 2:30 p.m. Preaching services and Wednesday evening prayers at 8:00 p.m. Thursday Teacher Training at 7:45 p.m. with choir rehearsal. Special Sunday evening service honors boys and service flag stars. A. W. Schlesselman, Pastor.
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Evangelical Church Notes
S.S
Y.pla
A.W. Schlesselman
Paster
Lutheran Services Set for Next Sunday at 10:40
The Lutheran Church announces services next Sunday at 10:40 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 11:30. Pastor absent. Rev. Rognlien will fill the pulpit.
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Lutheran Church
Rognlien
R. PF. Schedtler
Hastor
LAVERNE ITEMS A Busy Week Across Nearby Towns
Glenn Godfrey spent last week at home Ervin Chapman was at Eagle Grove Friday Marald Wegner returned Monday from overseas Mrs Fred Steussy was at Iowa City last week Miss Zeigler from Goldfield ia s in town last Saturday Ben Ross and family of Gerwith Sundayed at La Verne The Aulgar Bros show were in Lat Verne Tuesday night Mrs Rogers and Mrs Chapman were Algona shoppers Saturday George Stoddard and family of Renwick drove up Friday evening Mrs Ward Hanna from Webster City is visiting the Thompson home Miss Erma Stoddard and Mable Anderson were at Alpana Wednesday Mrs V E Stephenson from Liver more was in town a few hours Don Lichty and wife of Chicago fire here visiting at the C H Lichty home Anna Holstrom from Brooklyn and Mildred Ray from Humboldt were in town Thursday Misses Frances and Georgia Kabele from Goldfield were visiting friends here last week
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Miss Zeigler
Goldfield
Ben Ross
Gerwith
la Verne
George Stoddard
Renwick
Ward Hanna
Webster City
Thompson
Erma Stoddard
Mable
Anderson
Alpana
Anna Holstrom
Brooklyn
Mildred Ray
Humboldt
Misses Frances
Georgia Kabele
Money and Education Shape Civic Duty in Society
A reflective piece argues wealth should fund education to unlock public service, not merely indulge luxury. It cautions against complacency among the rich and warns the poor against despair, urging purposeful effort and responsibility.
Pershing Pushes Beyond Critics Over War End Claims
General Pershing asserts American soldiers influenced the war’s end, rebutting critics who rarely credit U.S. forces. He commends Trance and Haghond for actions cited as pivotal in the effort.
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Gener Pershing
Experience vs Mortification in the Illment Plan
The text argues money should buy experience over mortification, noting dissension arises from an illment plan with debt that is never equated. It presents a caution about costs and debt shaping value.
Abolitionists Debate Humane Warfare and Poison Weapons
The passage argues that poison becomes a humane weapon yet poses unpleasant consequences, reflecting a debate among reformers actively seeking to end vicious warfare through abolition efforts. The text highlights the tension between ethical aims and practical military realities.
Unscrambled Phrase Points to Pruastan Indemnity Proposal
In a fragmentary line the text hints at a deputy from Pruastan proposing to restructure the United States for about forty billion indemnity. The garbled wording obscures full context but suggests a political or diplomatic plan involving a large monetary claim.
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United States
Uncertain Crown Prince’s Reflections After Marne
Fragmentary text suggests a wartime remark on the German crown prince’s wish to quit after the First Battle of the Marne. It questions whether Spain would have risked sinking a German U-boat to aid escape as Germany faced defeat.
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Germany
Syste
Marne
Spain
War wears on as pollution drive gains notice
Fragmentary text notes progress against pollution and war fatigue, claiming improvements in civilian health and morale despite ongoing conflicts and limited official declarations. The source hints at public optimism that the war may end soon while environmental efforts advance.
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Winday
W. M. Smilth
Liveriere Jeweler
Mey. Lehiim
Chilleen
Prank
Nobranka Jy
LuVerne, Iowa
Wortan
Walt Dr. Richardson
Golifeld
Evangelical Aidomet
Mra
Gelyol
A. W. Gray
Grris French
Hargest
B.D. Mendenhall
Mra. Robison
Jack
Ded Muir
LR. Turner
Boston
Masy
Bunter Frank
Harul Tractor
Het Chat Law
Hoginger Hillan
Clarian Monitor
Mike Colling
Wayne Beckwith
Vitor
Dowson Business
Lutheran Aid
Mira
Lassen
Rod Walkner
Iran
Fort Dodge
Kaminha
Harry Pankard
Fred Rusmunsen
John Belueiter
Rochester
Mr. Schneider
V. 0. Hegsson
L. M. Smith
Bort Dodge
Mra. Miller
Nebraska
Mra. Smilth
Abner Toompsin
Des Moines
Tesday
Beatrice
Epworth League
Greenfield
Rt. F. Schedilee
Mitchell
Iowa
Detroit Vapor
Detroit
M. J. Holt
Lonca Finger
Glenn Godfrey
Ervin Chapman
Eagle Grove
Marald Wegner
Fred Steussy
Iowa City
Aulgar Bros
Lat Verne
V. E. Stephenson
Livermore
Don Lichty
Chicago Fire
C. H. Lichty
Richardson's Store
Base
Ball Park
Renwick Vs. Ft. Dodge
Renwick Implement Company
Will M. Blesse
Renwick, Love
Vienna
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