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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
Charley Sule reports meats title and wind gusts sweep Richardson causing dust to rise. residents cope as smoke and debris scatter. Dr Hockenbury treats victim after an incident with a front pawed animal. authorities investigate sudden disruption as families rush to Rock Valley and Dallas Center areas.
Local notice lists various names and events with misspelled items and garbled phrases. It mentions Sun day school classes at a park gathering, threshing outfits active in the neighborhood, and a note urging readers to engage with the serials inside the paper.
Citizens push to loosen enforcement after a government request. Gold Bond and White Dinger Ware plan store expansion with new 28 by 28 foot east room and furnace installation. A horse injury mars a local farmer Marx Schwyter's stable after a bridge accident leaves a colt unhurt but a horse likely fatally hurt.
Sealed bids for grading 31 miles of streets in Renwick will be received at Town Hall until 4 o clock p m. for moving about 12 000 cubic yards of earth to finished grade. Plans and specs available from the Town Clerk or the county engineer at Humboldt Iowa. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Welch, Town Clerk. ALR. M.
The Renwick town council met July 1 1919 in regular session with Mayor Tanck presiding. Bills totaling 333.70 from Rock Owl Refining Co Pittsburg Meter Co Wisconsin Lumber Co and others were approved. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for street commissioner coal hauling and to buy 250 feet of 24 inch fire hose. The meeting adjourned.
Fort Dodge visits, Chautauqua set to start July 22, and numerous social rounds across Algona and nearby towns. Residents travel to Fort Madison and West Bend. talk includes soldiers returning from overseas, new paint projects, baptisms of news, and a Mayo family visit.
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