Annual Statement of Ren wick Vernon ISD 1935
Annual financial report for the Independent School District of Ren wick Vernon Humboldt for year ending June 30 1935. Includes receipts general fund school house fund and transfers with lists of contributors and expenditures and a political commentary noting Borah as a potential presidential candidate and Ethiopia's emperor.
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Renwick
Vernon
Humboldt
Carlnoe Town
A. R. Martin
Dod. Peer
Rep John Cunningham Dies After Brief Illness
Humboldt county figure Rep John Cunningham died Wednesday night at Lutheran hospital Ivort Dodie Inet week after a throat infection from a creek fall near Humboldt July 3. 45, a lawyer and former Humboldt county attorney and auditor, was elected to the state legislature last fall. He leaves a widow and several children and grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Congregational church with Rev Thomas Litman officiating. Burial followed in a Humboldt cemetery.
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Slate
John Cunningham
Humboldt County
Litheran Hospital
Ivort Dodie
Mr. Cunningham
Humsboldt
Hu Wasaken
Mandiy
Cunningham
Lie
Humboldt
Lawrence
Arthur
Exther
Theodore
Charlotte Mastback
Migg Irene
Oskash
Wis
Cecil Simmons
Minnesota
Highway 60 Resurfacing Planned This Summer
A bid for bloller type surfacing is advertised for Highway No. 60 spanning nearly 14 miles from Highway 10 north to west of Corwith through Renwick and adjacent counties Hancock, Coaulh and Hanboldt. Iowa State Highway headquarters will set the project on July 23. Current surface is deteriorated with large holes making travel hazardous and uncomfortable.
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Renwick
Maimbaldt
Hancock
Coaulh
Hanboldt
Corwith
Iowa State Highway
Board of Supervisors Stop US Unemployment Relief
A Dakota City court house dispatch reports the Hume voldt county board of supervisors, in extra session, has topped unemployment relief. The board states that all able bodied men and women may find jobs at living wages and will refuse aid to the employed and the element.
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Wumbaidi
Court House
Dakota City
Humevoldt County Board of Supervisors
Tha Aga
Dividend Declarations From Closed Banks Reported
The Peoples Savings Bank at Hardy will pay a 6 percent dividend to depositors totaling 87,767.05. This brings paid to date to 40 percent. Thor Savings Bank will pay 10 percent amounting to 24,066.00, bringing total paid to date to 80 percent.
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Peoples Savings Bank
Hardy
Thor Savings Bank
Balloon fears and liquor ads spark newsroom debate
Scientists worry over a near catastrophe as a large balloon threat emerges before takeoff. A state liquor commission press agent tactic draws criticism for using news columns to push liquor marketing, seen as free advertising for alcohol.
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State Liquor Commission
The
Liquor Commission
Women’s Exposition at Iowa State Fair Set for August
Town women will present an armied summer exposition at the Iowa State Fair with programs, contests, demonstrations and exhibits. Sponsored by a federation of women’s clubs and allied groups, the eight day event runs August 2 to 30 across two buildings. Featured are 25 farm bureau home improvement projects, canning, sewing, interior decor, and a statewide baby health contest with cash prizes totaling $500, expected to attract over 150000 Iowa women.
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Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Department of the Farm Bureau
Town Congress of Parents and Teachers
Numer
Women's Farm Bureau
Farm Women
Af State Farm
Goldfield Newspaper Changes Hands Again
Glenn Woods sells the Goldfield Gazette plant to Albert Voit of Guttenberg Iowa, who will take possession about August 1. Voit will join Goldfield’s active paper scene with local editors and peers ready to cooperate, and Woods remains two years, a longer stint than some. Also notes brief local items about visiting Geneve Ohio residents, a total lunar eclipse viewable by town, and Henry Foster becoming superintendent of schools at Nore Springs.
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Glenn Woods
Goldfield
Henry Foster
Nore Springs
Foster
Schoola
The Government Tax Bill and the Coming Due Charges
A critique likens federal taxes to bill payments. It warns that relief programs trigger a future tax burden on all citizens, especially those with incomes, as Congress considers a “share the wealth” approach. The piece portrays Uncle Sam as a shifting figure who will compel payment, with taxes rising across brackets and enforcement intensifying.
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Department Atora
John Jones
Jones
Congress
Sam
Renwick Times seeks steady readers in 1884 era
The Renwick Times announces weekly Thursday issues edited by L. W. Miller. It notes a subscription rate of one year for two dollars. The column wryly comments that a vice president often resembles a lone traveler in a rumble seat.
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Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
Hawaii Seeks Statehood Amid National Debates
In a period of political tension Hawaii presses toward statehood while federal policy debates unfold. A NJ pants presser jailed for thirty days over an NRA code violation related to undercut prices is recalled. The AAA processing tax is ruled unconstitutional by a circuit court, which finds the secretary of agriculture lacked authority to levy it. the decision will be appealed to the Supreme Court as the tax remains in effect after two years.
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Little Pants Presser
New Jersey
General Johnson
AAA
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
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Wright County Monitor
W. H. Borman Roach
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Mary Stoaks
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League of Nations
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William J. Borgh
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Fagre & Heil
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Thorweid Thorson
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Peterson Ransing Co
Renwick Suvingalank
Lolag Tour
Pat M. K. Sperry
Ethel Lindsay
Ifulda Incebaatt
J. G. Briggs
Miller
Maury Sioska
Mary Spelet
Dorothy Kammeller
Neomi Hewitt
G. A. Stoldnech
J. 1. Peer
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W. A. Biuher
GC. A. Walker
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Dorothy Wichardson
Thorward ‘Thorton
McGowan Grocery
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Ralph White
Mrs. A. A. Packard
A. EL. Goetlach
W. E. Phipps
James Yaunjzelna
A. R. Marthy
Chas, Flaher
Richardson & Co
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Myrtle Blues
Don Veterson
Henry Klaane
Harry Packard
Johnson Service Station Bek
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Towa State Fair
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Ruby
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