Summer Work Says They’ll Be Ready Through August
A brief notice notes ongoing workload and office heat as staff anticipate continuing duties through August and September. It emphasizes readiness to act and stay busy despite distractions.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
A brief notice notes ongoing workload and office heat as staff anticipate continuing duties through August and September. It emphasizes readiness to act and stay busy despite distractions.
The author argues tax relief depends on public approval and warns the burden falls on all. Railroads and merchants pass taxes to consumers, increasing prices and reducing profits as taxes rise. The piece advocates scaling up economy and cutting extravagance to reduce the tax load.
A draft program in Congress seeks to attack tariff schedules unless a price mixing plan and a government agency to buy export surpluses are approved. The piece argues farmers are being used as political cover, not seeking coddling by the state, condemning the tariff issue as a blunt political tool.
Ruth Tyler Stewart daughter of My and Mrs Myron St Tyler wed The Reverend Hugh Bedinger Fauke Jr on Wednesday July 22 in Portland Oregon The Rev Fauke a former marine corps member who served in World War I later studied for the ministry and served as assistant pastor in Boston then led his own church now resides in Portland Oregon
The note from M. E. Church led by E Gook invites an outdoor evening service at the rear of the church with parking for attendees. It recalls Epworth League at 216 and mentions a good attendance last Sunday. It cites mosquitos as a local nuisance in both wet and dry weather and jokes about downtown parking and hitching wagons to a star.
Miss Eva Hansen daughter of Mr and Mrs OM Hangen of Chicago married Richard B Rittenmeyer of Cedar Rapids at Grace M E Church Waterloo. Rev A B Curran officiated. Bride wore blonde satin with yellow rose bouquet. Groom works in traffic department of the Iowa Railway and Light Co. They will live in Cedar Rapids after August first.
Mrs Laura M Smith reports from Valdez on the Valdez Miner weekly noting Alaska’s main industries include mining and fox farming. The paper highlights boats arrivals and departures robberies shootings and mining activity with tales of Canadian annexation talks and growing tourist interest this summer seeking cool relief under home government protection.
Chronicle quotes Goldfield residents criticizing cross town competition for community printing and denouncing discounts, stating they never bid for undercost work and wishing Goldfield residents a good living.
Mr Sherman, long time editor for several Iowa papers including Renwick Times, reportedly purchased the Senti nel at Waueama Iowa. He married while editing the Goldfield Chronicle and recently moved from McIntyre. He is said to ruin newspapers quickly, and the community offers sympathy to those affected.
Vernon area 4H Club hosts a food sale at the Corner Store this Saturday night inviting the community to sample homemade baked goods. The notice blends local color with playful commentary on fashion and culture.
The opening of an effective opposition is shown by Democrats as they hover near a goal despite disorganization. Florida, flush with funds from oil fronts, plans new railroads and other developments.
The Pirate Serenaders will play a dance in the Princess Pavilion at Livermore on Thursday night July 30. Gato's Orchestra will perform next Thursday night August 8. Everyone is invited to attend for a good time.
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