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The line suggests choosing a good doctor when ill, emphasizing care and reliability as essential for health management.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
5
The line suggests choosing a good doctor when ill, emphasizing care and reliability as essential for health management.
Charles D. Reed of the local weather bureau outlines a proposed calendar reform with thirteen months and 361 days. A Washington conference under the Weather Bureau would seek legislation to insert a holiday day between December 28 and January 1 and possibly move a month to winter.
The Town Council met on July 31 after a July 4 postponement. All members were present. Minutes from June were read and approved. Various bills were approved by the finance committee. Renewal of the Fairbanks Morse contract was authorized. The annual roll call tax was set at 4.00. The session adjourned.
A poem by Walt Mason contrasts paying monthly bills with the happiness it brings to workers and tradespeople who receive payment. It extols prompt payments as a communal aid and a cheerful civic virtue, ending with praise for the dependable payer who settles debts on time.
Officials say the June 2 effective revenue law closes most tax avoidance methods except tax-exempt funds which let billions in capital income escape taxation. Senators and representatives argued against eliminating future exempt bonds, leaving small taxpayers and industry to bear the lost revenue amid perceived inconsistency.
Ed W Palmer died at his Footville Wisconsin home on Tuesday June 24 1824 after two months with heart trouble He was 59 years 10 months 2 days old Born August 22 1864 in Belvidere Illinois he married Fannie L Bram of Renwick on November 15 1917 They lived in Belvidere until moving to Footville in 1923 He worked as a harness maker with Howler Jones in Freeport Illinois for 25 years Survived by his wife one brother Frank of Preport and other relatives He joined the Evangelical church of Belvidera in 1921 and funeral services were held Friday June 27
The Iowa State College departments and the Iowa Falls Electric Company undertake a nationwide program to study practical electricity use. The Garner station will test electrical and farm equipment in ten focal points nationwide, marking the lone Iowa base in the project.
A dozen trucks haul gravel along Main Street starting Saturday afternoon. Four deliver portions so far, with fifteen hundred yards planned. Gravel will be laid by week’s end and spread over a long stretch to avoid hindering travelers.
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