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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
5
A scattered column riffs on culture politics and daily life with quips about immigration fashion hats and heat. It muses on Coolidge Dawes and party dynamics and lightly critiques modern youth and education through witty asides and aphorisms.
A fragmentary verse narrative recounts a bold female bandit who robs a racer and eludes pursuit. Her career fades as she faces prison walls and a grim dungeon, while the world moves on and public prints repeat the tale. The piece hints at fame, guilt, and moral consequence.
The Humboldt County Home Project Picnic will be held at the Old Settlers Grounds in Livermore on Wednesday July 28. All county women are invited to attend. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon, with each attendee contributing a dish and their own silverware. Coffee will be provided by the committee. Miss Neal Knowles of Ames Iowa will be the speaker. Each township home project chairman must ensure representation on the program.
Renwick residents celebrated Independence Day with crowds at many venues. Eagle Grove drew many due to distance and favorable conditions, while visitors also traveled to Humboldt Aldona and Wort. Rain at Eagle Grove cut part of the program but overall turnout was high and Altona hosted a popular two day event attracting large followings.
A wealthy man died last year after avoiding federal income taxes since 1916 by purchasing state tax exempt bonds earning interest. His nonpayment allegedly saved billions in federal costs, while the public pays higher taxes. The piece questions who bore the $850,000 and why Congress blocks ending tax exempt bonds.
Businessmen in Renwick report a substantial sales rise in the first thirty days with steady daytime patronage and growing crowds Wednesday and Saturday nights. They urge merchants to show more pep and offer inducements to attract surrounding residents and boost trade.
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