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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
Fragmented report mentions injuries from a butcher knife incident, a hall roof sighting, a hot room problem, a school picnic disrupted by storm, vehicle accident damages, and a birthday club meeting with officer elections. No clear date or location available.
A car load of mill feed includes meal rye middlings and burley feed from Quaoker Oate Co. Readable text records a mixed wagon shipment of livestock feed components likely for agricultural use and local commerce.
The Cross News reports donations to the Red Cross from Clash of JO and individuals including H. Tanck Vara Blesie and others. The Red Cross region saw strong attendance and substantial work accomplished as the Manual Wraiting Department items sell, with some well made useful articles still available.
Six readers are invited to give blood on Friday June 12 and donate at the Red Cross. A committee will collect the red crosses Saturday to receive them. Thank you.
A collage of town notes reports visits from residents, enrollment and registration, a chimney fire at a priest’s house in Eagle Grove, a Bridgestone accident near town, illness in Monroe, and plans to celebrate the 4th with games, a bicycle, horse race, and Red Cross involvement in Renwick.
Mr and Mrs Lou Sewell welcomed a four pound girl on Monday. Lou Gverbaugh of Trenwick visited Lou’s grandmother Mrs Pinkham who remains frail. Wing Folmateur has four tins and a swan of black German bees. Speeding issues persist as several speeders were cited last week. Whyte Auto Co received Ford cars and Republic trucks including a two ton and two one and a half ton trucks.
A speech argues Germany wages war by covert influence inside the United States. It cites Delbruck law, German propaganda, and foreign associations Vischenfar das Deutschtum Ausland, alleging Germans aim to keep citizens loyal abroad.
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