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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Community notes recount visits among Fenton friends including Ritik, Geo, Liat and the Rebekahs. Mrs Helmes improves her residence exterior. Bert Helmke and Miss Iva Peters are mentioned with family milestones. A tuberculosis education film will be shown at Veron Consolidated School on Tuesday June 27.
A garbled regional fragment quotes a speaker named Kasper in Stookliola. The text mentions breaking a mirror, an injury to a neck, and whimsical phrases about time and luck. It reads like a stray quotation from a local voice.
Minneapolis owes its existence to a cataract on the Mississippi River that powered the early sawmills and garrison at Fort Snelling. The St Anthony Falls energy spurred flour milling, lumber manufacture, and a vast logging trade, making Minneapolis a leading regional producer with daily mill capacity near 100,000 barrels and lumber moving from forested regions to markets.
The itemized notes report editor and wife visiting Sunday, Quaker Oats opening today, Mr and Mrs Tschieider visiting at Manning home, Hy Kinase and Richardson families holiday at a lake near Kanawha, Will Palmer escorting several women to a Rebekah Convention in Dows, and the Million family selling household goods and moving to Detroit Minnesota where Mr Million takes up teaching duties.
A large crowd attended a band concert featuring the Vernon ensemble. Local residents joined the group, praising the performance as a promising showcase for future events.
A June wedding binds Britt of this place and Misa May, with Stauffacher of Mladenpolis as the groom. The bride, well known locally, has long visited Britt's home and is a cousin of the bride. The couple will celebrate with friends after the ceremony at the Britt residence.
A report notes a recent incident where a wolf prowled near back properties, with witness Beckman bowing and a crowd gathering. Details are sparse, but the event is described as a rare and alarming nocturnal intrusion in the area.
The secretary of the Vernon Pawnship Consolidated School invites sealed bids for bus drivers. Bids must be submitted by January 800h, 1922. The school board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Mr and Mrs Andy Froken of Goldfield were visitors in town. Inal Friday. Lutheran choir practice will hel held at the church big Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Abe Herr of Monroe Wis are here visiting relatives and friends. Glenn Skelton of Goldfield was here on business last Saturday and again on Tuesday. Al D Garter is enjoying a visit from his mother Mia Knox who is here from Chicago. Mrs Roy Witham and children of Gladbrook Iowa are visiting p vut Stra Choreh and at the Babler. Me and Mrs S T Klagsia and Mr and Mia Will Black took an auto trip up into Minnesota last week Wednesday. The IOO and lodge will hold their warmut memorial agryiee next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the Meteodist church. Everybody cordially invited. Gorwith Hustler Tf Corveith a fee 4 wide open town we do not know where you will find one. The new administration deca nos seem to have anything on the old. Benignant decayed matter in the stomachs rand bowels may cause errious trouble. Constipation un tgrmines your health decreages your resistance impalra your vitality Holtinter's Golden Nugent Tab will rid you of Constipation. A A Martin & Co. Suph. Fred B Tyler of the Vernon Consolidated School has received word that he had been awarded one of the prizes in a contest conducted by the publishers of Compton's Encyclopedia. This content was open only to be leading teachers of the United States who are members of the National Educational Association, Mr Tyler is indeed lucky to carry off one of the prizes in and a strong field.
A historical advertisement claims Catarrhal Medicine can treat catarrhal deafness and nasal congestion. It asserts a decade of success and urges readers to buy from Chonsy & Co. in Toledo. The piece touts relief from hearing loss when inflammation affects the ears and mentions a long track record with doctors and druggists backing the product.
Community notes list visits and gatherings across Vernon and nearby families. Readers report travel, Sunday calls, league meetings, school music, and fishing trips with residents such as Wigan, Alberta Green, Gene Potter, Loyd Smith, and others.
A garbled note mentions a vague transaction or event with numbers like 5.0 and a name Maree, but the fragment provides no clear person, place, or outcome. The readable bits are insufficient for a definite card headline or factual summary.
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