Olga Schipull and A R Young Wed in Cedar Rapids
Olga Schipull of tenwick and A R Young of Springville married Thursday at St. Pauls Methodist Cedar Rapids with Rev. Arthur Brooks officiating. The couple, both educators, will reside in Byron Illinois where Young will serve as superintendent of schools after a Canada honeymoon.
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Ming Olga Schipull
Tenwick
A. R. Young
Springville
St. Pauis
Cedar Rapide
Arthur Brooks
Mra
HH. T. Bushroom
Strawberry Point
Str
Chas, Schipull
Renwick
Lawa State
Cedar Pally
Iawa State College
Ames
Bradgate School
Dells
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Strawberry Point Uigh School
Dell Consolidated School
Young
Canada
Byron, Ill
Mrs Snyders Mother Dies in Auto Crash East of Wadena
Mrs Harriet Chapman 77 of Spirit Lake was killed in a six mile east of Wadena Minnesota car collision last Saturday. Two men Rev J Nengen of Wadena and Rev R L Vance of Axbland Kansas were seriously injured and taken to the hospital at Wadena. The Chapman car was driven by Frank Weber of Wing River with Mrs Weber and a daughter aboard. The funeral was held at Spirit Lake on Tuesday with burial at Glidden.
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Harriet Chapman
Spirit Lake
Wadena
Minn
Asia
Chapman
Winona
J. &. Dengen
R. L. Vance
Axbland
Kans
Two Farmers Injured In Binder Accidents
John Roth a farmer east of Renwick injured when a binder tractor started while he cleaned clogged teeth. He returned to work soon after. Jin Anderson north of Renwick seriously injured last Thursday when his binder caught his feet while he paused to fix the binder canvas. He faces lingering consequences. The Humboldt Independent editorial remark questions newspaper truth and jokes about printing all truths.
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John Roth
Renwick
Jin Anderson
North of
Humboldt Independent
Noa
Min
Papera
Nmaya
Lesson in Charity and Patience
A saying contrasts small acts of aid with a longer giving pattern. A man with tough luck thanks for a quarter, then fifty cents, yet impatience or delay can provoke resentment. The thought warns against overbearing generosity and urges steady, considerate assistance.
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Amianth
Tia
Best Evening Programs at Iowa State Fair Launch
Iowa State Fair executives announced an expanded seven night program August 23 to 29 featuring light shows with searchlights and fireworks, a rodeo and stampede with boosted prizes, illuminated track racing, a three ring circus, fireworks, and music from multiple bands. Night horse shows run August 26 to 20 and Sunday afternoon August 20.
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State Fair Board
Midwest
A. R. Corey
Burnett Dies After Toe Infection In Fort Dodge Area
James A. Burnett about 40 died Saturday at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge after a short illness from a blood infection. Funeral services were held in Fort Dodge and Goldfield with burial in Goldfield cemetery. He recently moved from Renwick to Webster county and worked on a Hollis ter farm near Fort Dodge. He was to be married soon. Survived by six siblings in Iowa and Minnesota. Friends from Renwick attended the funeral in Goldfield.
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James A. Burnett
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Lib
Lauternweiler
Baptist Church
Goldfield
Stevens
Dex Maines
Burnett
Renwick
Webster County
Hollister
Haiz
John
Goodell
Charles
Nagle Grove
Horace
Belmond
Glen
Mra
M. EB. Porter
Port Dodge
John Beck
Elmore
Minn
Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Timmer
Twenty One Years Ago items copied from the Renwick Timmer dated July 28, 1914. Notes include Schipull losing hay by lightning, Skeet Ray visiting Harold Goettach, threshing yields about forty bushels per acre, Arthur Beck married a Kansas City lady, Oliver Stanley visiting from Louisiana, George Schoolcraft injured by a binder, a Turner's chauffer and new axle, Mrs Mall and son Paul visiting Toledo, Violet Lanzon recovering from a foot injury, F W Beckwith C W Yeoman Adolph Thompson and W Yeoman on a northern Iowa Minnesota trip, John Stanley and daughter of Rock Falls visiting Renwick, a birthday surprise for Mary Claussen, and Wayne Beckwith planning a picture show in Renwick after business trips to Bart, Ceylon and Fairmont.
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Arthur Beck
Kansas City
Oliver Stanley
Louisiana
George Schoolcraft
Aind
John Stanley
Rock Falls
Renwick
Mery Claussen
Wayne Beckwith
Bart
Ceylon
Fairmont
Minn
Wayne
Residence Damaged by Fire in Southeast Town
The house formerly owned by the late Chss. Pohfeldt in the southeast part of town burned last Thursday afternoon. Neighbors spotted smoke, firefighters using chemical apparatus confined the blaze to one room. Damages about 3500. Cause likely a defective flue. Occupants include Fed Urich and family and Bert McCurry with daughter Velva Jones.
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Chss
Pohfeldt
Renf
Fed Urich
Bert McCurry
Mra
Velva Jones
Ethiopians Fight Barefoot in War as Climate Shapes War
Ethiopian natives avoid shoes due to soil and nine months of rain making footwear uncomfortable. If war with Italy ensues, troops and officers will likely fight barefoot. Italy denies plans for chemical weapons but vows to use all means to subdue Ethiopians, declaring mercy absent in war where killing and destruction decide victory.
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Ethiopia
Italy
Wang
Ttaly
Des Moines Man Robert Calflesh Seeks Iowa Governor Nomination
Des Moines resident Robert Calflesh plans to run as a Republican candidate for Iowa governor at the primaries. Analysts note his past popularity and Dan Turner’s reduced influence may limit opposition. The piece doubts any Republican could have beaten Herring previously but now sees Calflesh as having a strong chance to win.
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Robert Calflesh
Des Moines
Fext
Iaat
Dan Turner
Calflesh
Herring
Calfresh
Iowa
Miller Subscription Rates at Renwick Office
L. W. Miller filed notice at the Renwick Post Office indicating second class matter. The subscription rate for the year is set at two dollars.
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
Publicity clash over liquor ads and New Deal power push
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission reports a new publicity director’s flat release will not be published by any paper. Editors are warned liquor advertising is unlawful in the state and warn against promoting liquor. The note also notes the New Deal’s push to constitutional amendments and federal power consolidation.
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Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Iowa Liquor Control Commission story sparks editorial glare
A county seat paper ran a feature from the Iowa Liquor Control Commission and an editorial questioned the publicity, calling it a grate and noting inconsistency as it wondered how many readers would be swayed by the piece.
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Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Japan on verge of aiding Ethiopia against Italy
Japan is reported to be near supporting Ethiopia in resisting the threatened Italian aggression against the Ethiopian empire. Premier Mussolini should reconsider before pushing the matter too far, lest he be unable to gracefully back down.
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Japan
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Roosevelt pushes on with New Deal despite court set backs
Roosevelt refuses to curtail the administration program amid court setbacks. In a bull headed way he forces his projects through, making them like most of us for the time being.
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Roosevelt
Future of newspaper men in Goldfield debated
A county seat paper argues the future for editors in small towns like Goldfield hinges on values not wealth. It praises modest, steady work, family life, and community respect as equally secure as in larger towns, asserting newspaper careers can thrive anywhere.
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Goldfield
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Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick, Iowa
Cactus Center
Humboldt Furniture Co
Ilumholdt, Iowa
Weekly News
Edward W. Pickard
Migs
Olga Schipull
Fort Dodge Hospital
S, L, Huntley
Renwick Timmer
Schipull
Gate
Turner
Mrs. Mall
Non Paul
Toledo
Ohio
Antil
Violet Tlanzon
F. W. Beckwith
C. W. Yeoman
Adolph Thompson
W. F. Yeoman
Minnesota
Renwick Times
Weekly News Review
Eedyard
Rickasd
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