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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
The Appeal to Reason newspaper nominates Eugene V. Debs for U.S. president from prison at Moundaville We Wai and Kate O Hara a socialist leader also imprisoned as vice presidential candidate The campaign expands with a Washington bureau as socialists rally to free Debs and place him in the White House
Verne Sherwood, a longtime Kossuth county editor and former Burt Monitor and Algona Courier publisher, will take over the Des Moines Valley News from Hali Rovers. The sale, driven by Rogers retirement and ill health, ends a lengthy tenure and aims to allow a rest with possible future name changes.
Mack Hawk county supports the paving plan under the new road law enabling counties to vote on upgrading primary road systems. Kossuth and Wright likely follow, while Hom. boldt county's stance remains uncertain as communities weigh good roads against lagging neighbors.
Miss Dorothy Wetter and Mr. Jesse Jorgensen of Dagl Grove were married Saturday at four p m at the bride’s sister near Ren wick in a ring ceremony. Rex Cunningham of Ren wick Methodist officiated. They will live on the grouin’s farm near Eagle Grove with bright prospects and friends’ best wishes.
The clashing newspaper headlines mock Mr. Pierce with phrases like gets cold feet changes mind decides not to receive soldiers and Pierce unrepentant while others warn partners and alarmed friends weigh in. The town’s readers interpret his actions as evasive and contentious.
A wary man fearing discovery went fishing Friday evening and found a large car that, once settled in the bank, nearly tipped the fisherman and fled with the fork.
The article discusses US foreign policy ideas as expressed by the President in the White House study and contrasts theory with actual practice. It notes that the President’s negotiated points, though well intended, require modification when faced with diverse traditions and ambitions. It argues that a rigid stance would fail to advance results.
Lowell Carter, who enlisted about a year ago in the army and was stationed at Fort Snelling, died following an operation for appendicitis at Fort Snelling hospital. The body was shipped home Saturday, and funeral services were held Monday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Luther Carter, with Rev Share of Kanata officiating. Burial was in Longworth cemetery.
Report discusses inconsistencies in tax policy for combinations of drinks. It notes that buying an egg and a glass of milk separately incurs no tax, while mixed beverages like malted milk or grape juice diluted with water are taxed. The piece questions fairness and consistency in levy application.
Humboldt will skip the Fourth in favor of a home coming celebration tied to Bode. The Commercial club of Bode called a special meeting Monday evening to set events in motion. The plan anchors the town’s festivities around and for the soldier boys with a community party and parade.
A young daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Frakes swallowed a safety pin last Sunday and was taken to Algona Hospital Monday. An X ray failed to locate the pin suggesting a mistaken report while the child thrives, possibly better than usual.
Notice states Uniform County Examinations will be held in Clarion on the last Friday in June and on the Wednesday and Thursday preceding. For further information write Blanche Book, County Supt.
Htilda Black was taken to Algona hospital last Thursday morning for an appendicitis operation. She is reported to be recovering and yelling along nicely.
A returning serviceman notes France claiming $16 billion in land payments and Iowa with 8800 acres of land continuing to be affected by mud, reflecting wartime grievances and rural burdens.
The Iowan governor issued a proclamation for the observance of Jung Mths Ang day as a state commemoration. The notice signals official recognition of the holiday with governmental support and public observance guidance.
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