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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
5
A historical writer links Sunday drowning and accidents to excessive leisure and lax caution. The piece warns that Sunday recreation without care causes preventable tragedy, urging communities to promote safer leisure and spiritual consolation.
Reports indicate Henry Foard’s business hit a May record with profits totaling over 18 million dollars and more than 500 thousand dollars daily. The month’s production reached 97 014 cars with about 189 per car in profit after a price reduction. June profits are expected to top May by roughly one to one and a quarter per car as material costs fall and worker speed increases widen margins.
An oil salesman named C. C. Lewis, driving near Renwick, asks a boy about his father while selling a barrel of oil. The boy reveals his husband was just sold, prompting a sharp retort about leaving land to a relative named Clarain and a wry comment about uniforms.
Statistician America Yome argues a war veteran would need four millennia of service to earn. He attacks the prize fight by Jack Dempsey claiming the public expects representing America means direct profit for Dempsey.
The narrator contrasts harsh weather with a farmer’s anxious toil. Crops suffer from ruinous conditions yet autumn brings financial relief as hay and corn yield in spite of lingering drought and damp. Walt Mason’s voice echoes in rustic observations of wind, dew, and the farmer’s wary mood.
The writer contrasts La Verne and Gorwith with Renwicks, noting frequent petty thefts bootlegging and disturbances in the former towns but praising Renwicks as peaceful. They blame absence of active officers and suggest locals are inherently good and strive to maintain order for a favorable public image.
The marriage of Alta Friday to Lloyd Pool was performed by Rev Irvin Friday of Kellow Jows at the Home of PJ Friday. Only immediate family attended. The bride, daughter of PJ Friday, has nurse and home skills. The groom, son of former residents Mr and Mrs W Bool, now of Algona, has rented a nearby farm. the couple will live there. Best wishes from the Times.
George Cole takes a one third interest in Gildner, McGarty clothing store, while McCarty retains two thirds. Cole began in the business years ago and served in the army during a period away from work. Local friends commend his promotion and new rapport.
The article argues John Adams defended the Declaration of Independence and links its ideas to financial prudence. It asserts 145th anniversary reflections prove wisdom, urging the maintenance of a bank account to build credit and financial independence, strengthening character.
A bold eye catching note proclaims our lumber yard as a top source for lumber lath shingles lime cement and brick with emphasis on value and low prices. It appeals to discerning buyers seeking the best materials and satisfaction from a leading supplier in the market.
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