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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
6
To the Young Women of Renwick thrift is essential and training for provident living. A savings account provides ongoing training and interest, helping a young woman build a secure future. The bank invites your account and offers courtesy, guidance, and growing savings.
Farmers facing bare corn rows can sow millet as soon as soil allows. Millet offers abundant feed and cover to hide missing corn. A local supplier has a small stock of geod on hand and invites calls to reserve stock, noting recent rains have affected conditions.
A collage of notices lists Dr Li Turner visiting Des Moines, Mrs Brink in Sioux City, and various locals like the Geigel and Scott families traveling to Minnesota and Rochester for visits and medical checks. The Renwick Band plans a city hall meeting and neighbors report farewells and travel to Chicago and Los Angeles. A reflection on national news notes the per capita fiscal cost of government and a closing meditation on north east west south communications.
A reconstructed recipe guides a thrifty dish using shank, bread crumbs, salt and pepper. It explains coating meat in flour, browning in fat, then thickening with flour and stock. The mixture is simmered in a covered dish for about ninety minutes.
The Renwick area notes a binding concern for continued twenty four hour service. Observers praise steadier light and fewer outages from the local plant, urging expansion to meet demand. Officials consider enlarging the plant and adding farm lines, with action expected to be announced soon.
A Kanawha Reporter note claims not advertising saves money. The article recounts giving away five dollar bills to anyone who visited the office, noting they avoided advertising and still avoided costly solicitations.
The Redpath Winter Evening Star Chautauqua closed Monday night to general public satisfaction. Performers drew strong support and sufficient signers secured for next season, with promises of even better talent and plans in place.
The Yankee a Poland China hog, owned by Wl Ellsworth and Song of Goldfield, died suddenly after a few days' battle with hot weather. Bought last April for $40,000, it set a record price at purchase. The editor noted the bank balance would look better with that money in it.
The excerpt describes a farmer watching a seedling mature into a marketable product while bank officers observe the financial growth of men, women, and children. It invites readers to consider opening checking, savings, or certificates of deposit accounts, framing financial growth as a communal objective.
The A D McQuilkin Co appeals for patronage, claiming their offering is backed by more than price alone. They assert their prices will bear closest inspection with the values offered anywhere.
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