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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
5
A mangled provincial column questions farm debt relief and government action while lampooning colonial and war era references. It contrasts farmers plight with wealthy landowners and mocks modernization and press advertising amid social shifts and government promises.
The undersigned has been appointed referee by the court to sell the G W Minor property in Renwick at private or public sale. Interested parties should contact the referee promptly as the property must be sold. Referee Kanmnvha assures a binding sale and invites inquiries from potential bidders.
The remains of Miss Hegsie Jordan, 56, were brought from Orlin Nebraska and interred at Vernon cemetery Tuesday morning. Rev McCracken conducted a short service at the Goldfield Presbyterian church. Survivors include Rev Will Jordon of Omaha and Ernest Jordon of Sioux City along with Mr and Mrs Jacob Edge of Humboldt and Mr and Mrs I A Nixon of Powahontys.
George S. Peters was named acting postmaster of the Renwick office by Postmaster General Bartlett and took over duties last Saturday. A lifelong Democrat, Peters previously managed the Wisconsin Lumber Company yards for twenty five years. The outgoing postmaster, G. A. Richardson, was appointed eight years ago by President Coolidge and has not disclosed his future plans.
Herbert Hurley of Ames was home for the weekend driving a 1923 Essex won through a used car contest tied to the Jog with Dan program on KSO. The prize was awarded last Thursday and Hurley received the car during the contest event.
A late edition is blamed on the Iowa GOP convention in Des Moines where delegates from Humboldt county backed every winning candidate and moved with strong unity. The report notes volunteers and locals visiting relatives and a family trip in a motorized home, with various county residents cited.
Twenty-One Years Ago notes report Mrs. Casper Norder traveling to Riceville after a brother’s death. Visits include R. 2B. Smith in Ohio and Alabama, Ed Queary’s eye treatment trip to Rochester, J. W. Henneberry visiting Eagle Grove, Gladya Persona leaving for Evanston to care for her brother, and the Richardson family visiting Ames. George James buys 3,000 cement blocks for farm buildings. Renwick loses a hard game at Corwith, final score decided in the eighth inning.
Dr. W G Murray of Iowa State College urges distressed farmers to use the Wrazler Lemke amendment only after other mortgage solutions fail. AAA reports a 30 percent rise in major Midwest market prices and indicates at least 102 million dollars in wheat adjust ment benefits. Harvesting seed from pasture crops on adjusted contracts is now permitted, while drought and cinch bug damage forewarn hay shortages. Corn ear worm activity raises crop concerns as hog production targets loom, with June 1 data showing significant reductions. Dairy culling and seed sowing guidance accompany notes on fruit juice processing.
The Renwick Times, established 1884, is published every Thursday morning by L. W. Miller. Entered at the Renwick Post Office as second class matter. Subscriptions are one year for $2.00.
Belden Weikel serves as pastor at the M E Church with a growing active community. Church School at 10 with A R Martin superintendent, men’s class at George Latch home, and morning worship at 11 titled The Entranced from Psalms 122 2. Friday July 27 the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosts Dr W G Muble nan to show moving pictures of mission fields in the mountains of the South. Hardy service at 10 morning worship with catechism exam and certificates, reception of members and baptism. Renwick reports a 15 1 attendance and a total of 202 for the Renwick Hardy charge.
The First Baptist Church invites all to morning worship at 1 a.m. with Pastor J A Hurley delivering a helpful message. A 2 15 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting is led by Grace Martin, followed by a 5 p.m. Evening Worship.
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J H Reents offers German worship at 9:00 a.m. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. English service at 11:00 a.m. A service at Corwith is at 2:30 p.m. Luther League meets at 7:30 p.m. Clem Block leads. Confirmation instruction begins Saturday at 1:30 p.m. All wishing to be confirmed are welcome.
Evangelical Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 2:00 p.m. Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m. Services held by Pastor Laurence Schl. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday, W.M.L.S. on second Wednesday each month.
A recent clinical view compares the universe's size of six billion light years and its five hundred trillion nebula to the public debt, framing the vast cosmos as a fiscal allegory. The remark links astronomical scale to financial magnitude, illustrating macro concerns with a cosmic metaphor.
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