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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
5
President Hoover names a diverse panel from Radcliffe College to War Department veterans and other fields to study crime and law enforcement. The commission aims to modernize the justice system, reduce red tape, and ensure swift, fair prosecutions while safeguarding constitutional rights.
A Haven of Home survey of over 2,000 housewives shows farm women toil longest and city women shortest, yet all average over 11 hours weekly on domestic tasks. Electric and time saving devices reduce drudgery and may improve health and longevity of homemakers.
The Kossuth County Fair Association has secured the Ble Tibban Shows and Congress of Riding Devices for the July 4 celebration at the Main Grounds. The Anine Ribbon Shows promise clean entertainment for crowds, with Clift Curran arriving from Germany to perform sensational acrobatic feats on a 90 foot tall net now touring America.
Walter Dil Scott of Northwestern University criticizes older college rules and religious training. He argues science and a broader approach to living will replace old creeds as a transitional stage toward a rational religion.
Governor Hammill rode through Corwith on Decoration Day in a state car driven by a colored chauffeur. The party was stuck in Hancock County mud on the way to his farm, requiring a horse team to pull the vehicle. Rumors circulate that No 60 may divert west of Corwith, a plan allegedly linked to the governor’s office and tenant Walter Nell. the governor had pledged No 60 would pass through Corwith.
The post office issues a July 1 effective order requiring all rural route mail boxes to be large or parcel post sized for large packages. Approved boxes must have a door that operates, a sign to notify the carrier, and the patron’s name clearly painted. Boxes mounted on solid posts on the right roadside are required, and carts must not be used by carriers to cross roads.
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