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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
5
A garbled montage of aphorisms and satirical snippets critiques of politicians and public life. It lampoons slogans about wisdom vanity and money while mocking elections crime and social folly. The piece braids humorous asides with references to Congress culture and public figures.
Fredglin Babler born July 1886 in Switzerland died near Livermore Iowa on June 4 1921 at age 57 years 10 months 8 days. He settled in Monticello then Tama and later lived with brother Metaller. He was confirmed in the Reform church and lived as a devout Christian. Funeral held at Evangelical church June 5 with burial by Vernon. Survivors: Elizabeth Brown Town Wis Henry Disch Monroe Wis Leonard Babler Renwick IA Albert C Babler Evansville WI sister Mrs Frank Carter Clarksville IA and Mrs Roy Witham Marshilltown IA plus many friends. Two sisters also noted.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted during the death of our beloved brother. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Menard Babler Mr Ferdinand Mayer Mr Henry Digeh and Albert C Babler for their thoughtful acts and condolences.
The poem depicts a narrator who prizes spending as noble. He contrasts frugal thrift with grandiose purchases like root beer, pennies, and coinage. The verse follows a comic, reflective journey from savings to display, ending with wistful images of aging and dependence.
Fred Wills returning from a basketball banquet collided with aPolander named John Rajeck who had emerged from a ditch. Wills stopped, retrieved the body, and rushed it to Dr Willmor's residence. The victim died before morning from injuries or head trauma.
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