23 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
1
From our early files this week notes the Data Coropany of Renwick unveiling a new portable Feed Mill with a 4500 lb miner capacity. The item appears amid brief local notices and community events including a June 10 wedding in Renwick and other small town updates.
Therefore because June is dairy month we extend thanks to dairy farmers and their families across America. The station invites listeners to praise dairy foods as the best refreshes under the sun and join in the nationwide tribute.
A Saturday street sale drew a large crowd in wet weather with most items selling at fair prices. A humorous note mentions Dr. Turener's singled-blessedness ending soon and a postponed Minneapolis trip. A tale of a telescope peddler leads to a fatal fall into a cistern, provoking family reactions at the funeral. The piece closes with a moral about not covering too much territory, and an ad for Wisconsin Lumber Co.
The Wright County District Junior Fair will not permit any animal shown at another county fair to be exhibited, following a rule adopted by the board on June 3. The decision impacts exhibitors and aligns with efforts to maintain exclusivity for Wright County participants.
Wright County fair officials announced adjustments to the Junior Fair livestock show including a new beef heifer addition and weight class structure with no breed divisions. The tractor pulling site moved to the old track area with a dirt surface and a 25 cent grandstand admission. The event runs Monday at 9:00 a.m. with gates opening at 7 a.m. President Dr Wayne Emerson and officers oversee the proceedings. Local residents attended a Sunday dinner at the Harold Albert home in Mitchelville and met Connie Nelson returning from Chicago.
Fragmentary text mentions Mirch and children and names like Webster City and Palmer. References a visit by Will Clarkin and a Sunday event. Details are garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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