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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
4
A compilation of community notices notes price specials on binder twine from July 1 to 15, visitors and gatherings around the Fourth of July including Carl Brown in Cedar Paris, Mrs. F J Lawton hosting Evangelical Ladies Aid, families staying at Humboldt and Eagle Grove, and local residents traveling to Chicago, West Bend, and Des Moines for holidays and family events.
Eagle Grove Market Sale invites sellers to dispose of surplus and finished livestock. Cows, fed heifers and feeders will bring full value, with emphasis on personal service and close attention to consignments. Manager S. Schwenck and auctioneer R. K. Chr oversee sale arrangements.
Local dealers publish market quotes dated Wednesday July first with prices subject to correction. Strong entities include Renwick and local dealers providing guidance on commodity values and market activity for the period.
Farmers are urged to bring their binder canvases to Fox Harness Shop in Livermore without delay. The notice stresses prompt repairs before harvest, urging quick action and service from Barney Fox.
Miss Marion Blassie spent the weekend at home from Cedar Falls. Mary Lou Lind of Sheldon and Ariene Richardson are visiting this week. R M Goetisch reports a tasselled sweet corn patch before July 4. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Loober of Philip South Dakota visited last Saturday at the Will White home. Lena Elmer of Minneapolis is spending two weeks with her parents Dick Elmer. Garrett and Cornelia Tibbets of Monroe Iowa visited Dean Castleman on Monday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Mills and children George and Anna visited in Kansas City from Friday to Tuesday at Heart Mills home. Virginis and Billy Joe Lee of Alberta Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Jona Brink of LaVerne visited Tuesday at Mrs G A Stoddard’s home. The Lee children have been visiting the John Brisk home. they belong to Will Lee, former residents.
Cone Centennial Committee showcases old fashioned horse powered threshing machine and a 4c era treadmill among historic farm implements for the Centennial Stamp Fair from August 26 to September 2. The display includes machines once operated daily and others assembled from various parts, highlighting pioneer farming methods.
How long since your steering mechanism was checked. If steering is hard, tires, steering gear, tie-rod bushings may need lubrication. Check these items, then consult a mechanic. Local notes include Mr and Mrs Leo Mimbach camping at Clear Lake and visits from Miss Dorene Zentner and Miss Miriam McCurry with family and college news.
The American Boy Magazine shares guidance from coaches and players across football basketball baseball track and tennis with fiction and articles. Advertisements note prices and subscription details while locals recount a weekend visit and a hot week with occasional showers bringing relief.
The Iowa Territorial Centennial committee partners with national railroads to display pioneer locomotives, old mail cars, coaches, and early transport methods at the Town Centennial State Fair from August 26 to September 2. Tracks will run into the fairgrounds to show old engines beside modern streamlined trains, with engines No 35 and No 3 among pieces promised by rail leaders. The exhibit aims to contrast early burning locomotives with today’s high speed trains, open to the public during the fair.
A 100 year fashion exhibit at the Towa Centennial Exposition in Des Moines from Aug 26 to Sept 3 features historic Iowa gowns. Organized by the State Federation of Women's Clubs, it showcases Pioneer, Civil War, Reconstruction, and Gay Nineties styles using wax models. Gowns include wives of governors at inaugurals and notable Iowa women.
Odd tales from lost and found at New York hotels reveal jewelry recovered for owners, while bold robberies like a $7,500 payroll theft in Brooklyn and purse snatchings target women as cars stop at red lights. The piece also wanders through weather chatter and Hollywood banter amid a late night city snapshot.
Malaria is spreading north across sections of the United States where it was nearly unknown a decade ago. Dr. Marcos Fernan Nunez of Marquette University reports far more malaria cases under treatment in the North than ten years ago, linked to northerners wintering in the South, the trailer travel fad, more rock gardens, and rising airplane travel.
New Orleans Dr Charles A Bahn president of the New for Prevention of Blindness cites stubbornness as cause of two thirds of blindness. He lists four direct factors: touching eyes with dirty objects abuse risky eye behavior and not living intelligently.
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