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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented poem style prose on honesty in business and personal integrity. It praises the virtue of keeping promises, noting merchants and princes respect the reliable, while imagining applause from a future audience. The text reflects archaic diction and whimsical literary imagery.
Mrs. Blackwell of Goldfield has been granted a divorce and 80,000 alimony after alleging cruel and inhumane treatment by her banker husband Blackwell. The case notes a stenographer named Harry Week as a frequent presence in the bank.
A contest invites adults to guess the number of kernels a rooster will eat after a water fast. A rooster placed in a front window Thursday will be fed only corn twelve hours prior. The winner receives a special premium. One guess per adult. Williams Bros. June.
The Houston Post notes a divorce suit over wife smoking during meetings as part of a broader discussion. It cites jealousies, the “golden rate” in business, and a British professor claiming relativity insights are temporary, while a back number hints at an air mail link between Beijing and Tianjin and mentions Chinese wars.
The obituary notes Stella Oppedahl born March 54 1863 in Norway died at 53 with years of grace reflected in her Christian life. She came to America in 1864, married to Obpedahl November 9 1884, eight children living in Goldfield Iowa. Funeral held June 1 at Lake Lutheran Church with Rev. Severtson officiating and a large gathering from Radcliff Lee and Osage.
We express sincere gratitude to all who aided and shared sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother. Mr. and Mrs. Oppedeht and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oppedaht, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hilleson.
A Cleveland event invites customers to an afternoon demonstration by E L Van Ausdel from the factory. Learn about the Long New Chimney New Perfection Stove and its efficiency. The direct from factory representative will explain oil stove care and purchasing options.
Reports indicate meat consumption by the public has slightly increased though still below normal. This offers some encouragement to stockraisers striving for adequate returns as correspondents and banks stay in touch with market conditions and invite stockraisers to use available facilities.
The piece argues storage at production sites is impractical with mines on hillsides and limited space. It claims large stocks elsewhere raise prices, so coal must be shipped in small lots by carriers. It notes the system relies on consumer orders to maintain mine operations, with current production at 45 percent of full capacity.
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