Mrs Braden Dies in Ree Heights After Stroke
Mrs M D Braden 74 mother of Mrs C A Richardson of Renwick died from a severe paralytic stroke Thursday at son Herbert Braden’s home in Ree Heights South Dakota She lived in Eagle Grove Boone township and Renwick and is survived by three children and three brothers Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Eagle Grove.
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M. D. Braden
Ree Heights
M.D. Braden
C. A. Richardson
Renwick
Herbert Braden
S. D
Boone Township
Eagle Grove
George Bawn
CA. Richardson
Corwith Farmer Found Dead at Farm in Hayloft
M. R. Severns about 50 of Corwith was found dead by hanging from a rope in a hayloft on his farm last Thursday morning after arising early and failing to return to the house. He had been in poor health and lately worried. He lived in the community for sixteen years and is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs. Jess Brandt of Prescott and a son Melvin Severns of Corwith.
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M. R. Severns
Corwith
Jess Brandt
Prescott
Melvin Severns
Bram Wedding Ties Bram Family to Rev Sinning in Kamrar
Mrs. Bram and daughters attended the wedding of Vada Bram of Storm Lake to Rev Carl Sinning at the Kamrar Presbyterian church on Wednesday June 16. The bridegroom’s father presided. Ardath Goettsch and Thelma Thompson attend the International Luther League convention in Minneapolis and St Paul from June 23 to 27.
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Henry Bram
Jennie
Anita
Eldine
Betty Ann
Ralph White
Vada Bram
Peter Bram
Storm Lake
Carl Sinning
Presbyterian
Kamar
Ardath Goettsch
Thelma Thompson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mion
McCormick Deering Mower Ad Promises Faster Harvest
Our Own News promotes the McCormick Deering mower noting fast crop cutting and clean work with ball and roller bearings at principal points. It invites townsfolk to visit and see the latest McCormick Deering grain binder and side rake Tedder, highlighting a long heritage and improvements over time.
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McCormick-Deering
Tedder
McCormick
Deering
McCormick- Deering
Prompt and Efficient Delivery Service Message
A local delivery service promotes itself as prompt and efficient. The notice includes a phone number line with the number 37, though digits are incomplete. The fragment suggests advertising to attract customers seeking fast service.
Humboldt Implement Company A
A brief item notes Humboldt Implement Company with A McCurry as manager, located in Renwick Iowa. The short report flags corporate leadership at the dealership and its regional setting in Renwick.
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A. A. McCurry
Renwick
Iowa
Eagle Grove Fourth of July Parade and Festivities
The Clarence Shultz Post of the American Legion plans a mammoth Fourth of July celebration in Eagle Grove on Saturday July 2 starting at 12 a.m. Highlights include a 40 front street parade led by the state champion marching band, a fast moving baseball game, vaudeville acts, a ten act extravaganza with 35 top artists, labor speaker Chauncy Weaver, Greenwood Park rides and crowd activities, a swimming pool, and a $100 prize with one of the region’s largest fireworks displays followed by a bowery dance.
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Clarence Shultz
American Legion
Eagle Grove
WHO
Chauncy Weaver
Greenwood Park
Play Day Celebration At Humboldt July 5th
The American Legion hosts a large Humboldt Play Day on Monday July 5 at the county fair grounds. Attractions include six derby races a barn dance frolic two Madrid vs Falls baseball games a high diving act and an evening revue with a big midway. The municipal and high school bands will march and two big dances cap the night for old and young.
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American Legion
Humboldt
Legion
Madrid
Humboldt, County Fairgrounds
Hardy Woman Injured In Leap From Moving Auto
Mrs. S. C. Townswick of Hardy was seriously hurt when she jumped from a moving car before it stopped, believing it to be on fire. She suffered a broken collar bone head lacerations and bruises from the fall as fumes from the engine seeped through the floorboards.
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S. C. Townswick
Hardy
Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times 1916
A barn rises at Edgar Schoolcraft farm and two births are recorded a baby girl to Ed and Mrs. Klasse on June 11 and a nine pound boy to Ernest and Mrs. Janez on June 19. Local visits include Henry Prut family from Cerlon Minnesota and Mrs. Paul Kummrow with Morriston kin.
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Renwick Times
Edgar Schoolcraft
Ed Klasse
R. E. Schechler
Mitchell
Ernest Janez
Charivari Reversed at Homer Nome Wedding
Sixteen youths from AnVerne Evangelical church reversed charivari customs at the Homer Nome delivery night. They arrived with two large sacks of groceries for the newlyweds and removed wrappers from canned goods, joking that the thieves would remember the occasion when they open them. Jeanne Jennings Jr Hagie Grove and Grant Jennings Jr were among the party.
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Evangelical Church
AnVerne
Homer “ Nome
Will
Cenand
Jeanne
Grant Jennings Jr
Hagie Grove
Yeager Family Attends Rededication Services in Lee Center and Popejoy
Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Yeager and their son Winston visited Lee Center last Sunday for the rededication of the Lee Center church where Rev. Yeager once served five years. He spoke on the afternoon program and also spoke at Popejoy in the evening.
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C. R. Yeager
Winston
Lee Center
Popejoy
Yeager
Rev. Yeager
Renwick Times Advertises Rates and Publishing Details
The Renwick Times, established in 1884 and published every Thursday morning by L. W. Miller, notes its second class post office filing. Subscription rate listed as one year, but exact price not provided in the readable text.
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Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
We Are Improving Livermore Gazette Opinion Note
A quoted reflection contrasts Henry VIII era blunt threats with modern executive leverage over Congress. The piece notes the shift from “having heads” to threatening WPA grant withholdings to pressure lawmakers, calling it a clearer but still forceful method of governing.
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Livermore Gazette
Henry the Voi
England
Hank
Congress
Burit
Weather Grumbles Highlight Local Rain Distribution
A reader laments high living costs tied to rainfall patterns and jokes the weatherman should scatter rain across corn and wheat fields while sparing baseball parks and picnic grounds.
Draft bill to teach college students wealth for mood routes
The proposal questions whether legislation can secure happiness and wealth, proposing a Washington draft bill to instruct colleges on how to help students lose money during low moods. It frames the idea as a streamlined approach to social security via policy.
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Washington
Prophetic figure of youth fades from campus scene
The old fashioned prophet of the college and high school days who predicted a future of universal economic reveal is missing. His son is currently with the CCC, but the elder’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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The
CCC
Old Folks Social Security Pensions Revive Debate
A discussion recalls past youth era beliefs that elders should be removed at sixty and contrasts with the prospect of living on social security pensions in the near future. The piece reflects shifting views on aging and government support for seniors.
Local shoppers boost small-town commerce message
A speaker argues that a single person who trades at home adds more to community growth than many who spend heavily with distant merchants. The point emphasizes the mutual benefit between local merchants and local customers within the town.
Radio and money woes amid wartime optimism and debts
A fragmented wartime note argues many Americans cannot save due to insufficient income, not overspending. It notes radio news cannot replace newspapers for later verification, and cautions that the optimist who endorses a debt note is the one who pays it off anyway.
A B Clark Appeals Case to Supreme Court
A B Clark, recently awarded 5 in a lawsuit against the town of Goldfield, has filed an appeal to the State Supreme Court. Clark, who served as City Marshal and pumpman for eight years, sued for 1293 dollars.
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Goldfield Gazette
A. B. Clark
Goldfield
State Supreme Court
Clark
Local families enjoy picnics and gatherings in Midwest
Mr and Mrs Peter Sadler and children visited relatives in South Dakota last week. Mr and Mrs Monte Fleming traveled to Marshalltown for a large picnic dinner with relatives from Wellman. The Literary Guild hosted husbands at a picnic supper last Thursday at Mr and Mrs Donald McGowan’s home.
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Peter Sadler
South Dakota
Monte Fleming
Marshalltown
Wellman
Literary Guild
Donald McGowan
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Sentinel
Firestone Courier
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N.C. Red
S. H. Klassie
Kamrar
Hardy Woman
Henry Prut
Cerlon, Minn
Aulger Bros
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Ole Knutson
Norway
Caris Olson
Fergus Falls
Andrew Meyers
Frank Huegerich
Yeoman Hotel
Miss Flossie
Straight
Wilton
Wis
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Minnesota
Fred Walkner
Meror Kelling
Walkner
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