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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
3
A fragment from a general quiz item asks about forest land in the United States and other trivia. It mentions questions on a peccadillo FDR and the name Ethan Allen, plus a revolving turntable amusement ride and the admission of either North or South Dakota to statehood.
The fragment mentions approximately one third of the United States covered by forests. It cites a petty fault and a March 1933 date. It notes the Green Mountain bars and centrifugal force. It claims two items were admitted to the Union on November 2, 1889.
Mare Sutherland is lured to Arizona by Wagon Wheel advertisements run by Ma and Pa Bardan. Lew Henley meets her and explains the ranch is in trouble while taking Berto Phoenix. Mad Hatter wins three thousand for Mary in a rodeo, Ham buys the Burdan gates, Mary gains equity, and the Bardans are rehired as she settles on the ranch amid land sales and a prison release.
In a sunbaked Arizona scene at the Wagon Wheel a tense visit smooths into laughter and reconciliation. Don Leonardo, Len Henley, and Mary Sutherland share drinks while families reminisce about Henley lineage and past misdeeds. The elder Henley reassures, the guitarist provides a somber tune, and the crowd ends with a playful tone as the tale closes.
Pattern No 8608 lists sizes 35 38 40 42 44 45 48 30 and 32 with size 2 costing two cents and short sleeves requiring 3 1 8 yards of material. Barbara Bell Pattern No designed for sizes 1 2 3 4 and 5 years includes a short sleeve jacket and slacks needing 24 yards of 3 8 inch material and a sun suit needing 6 1 2 yards.
A quirky collection of bygone tips offers cleaning methods and repair tricks. Use salt and hot water to refresh a coffee percolator, polish floors with a broom wrapped in old fabric, store zippers and salvaged scraps in a piece bag, and apply kerosene to nuts and bolts daily before work to ease loosening.
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