Local News and Notices From The Renwick Area
Local briefs note F J Stoddard and H B Cole visiting, Mrs Wm Rier calling, and Alice Merson to wed Moine Yanney on March 14. A Vernon Theatre Snow White free show is advertised, plus Morris Berman’s horse buying stop in Renwick on March 5. Other items include a lumbermen’s convention trip, a Renwick store for rent, tailored suits at Richardson's, a farm sale by George Larson, a lecture night musical number, and a Boston cargo of rum and tombstones aboard a Sardinian vessel.
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Morris Berman
Renwick
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Internationally
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease affects the internal system. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally to reach the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. The remedy is said to combine tonic ingredients with blood purifiers and has long been prescribed by leading physicians. testimonials are offered upon request.
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Constitutiona
Tigny
Hall
Cheney &O
Toledo
Humboldt Editor Honored and Burglarized Office
The Humboldt Editor notes an attempted burglary at the Humboldt Republican office on Wednesday night. A lock was forced, a Dean’s Havana cigar was stolen, and the desk was rummaged. The paper reassures that valuables are kept in a bank strong box and mocks the thief’s audacity.
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Humboldt
Renwick Man Heads New Mortgage Co
Renwick area reports that a new Central Town Mortgage Co will be led by local resident T C Heggen, vice president of the State Bank of Renwick. He plans to move to Fort Dodge as operations grow, bringing changes to local banking staff while promising ongoing ties to Renwick. Other notes mention Dr Richardson of Goldfield, a Methodist Ladies Aid gathering, a Corwith visit by Holden family, Alice Manley of Little Falls, and Hane Madison’s gas engine accident with a broken wrist.
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Central Town Mortgage Co
Fort. Dodge
T.C. Heggen
Heggen
State Bank of Renwick
Renwick
The Truth About Cancer Free Book Offer
A valuable hook offers a comprehensive explanation of cancer and its treatment without surgery. Free to anyone interested. Send details to C A Johnson M.D. Suite B28 1520 Main St Kanenehar Ma
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C. A. Johnson
M.1
Main St
Kanenehar
Renwick School Notes Highlight Basketball and Activities
Grade 1 completes Story Hour Reader and begins Blodwetts while beginners finish Bass Reader and start Story Hour Primer. Renwick boys place fourth in Livermore tournament as the last Goldfield team visits March 2. Domestic Science shows off new china and silverware from the basket social proceeds. A Declamatory Contest on March 29 aims to select Renwick’s County Contest representative with over a dozen top students competing. H S girls travel to Algona for a game and entertaining home team. Little Folks present a Washington program February 23 attended by mothers and friends. A 6 o’clock dinner, organized by the Domestic Science Class, was served to board members and teachers. Mrs Hawthorne Treat to Little People for Washington’s Birthday is appreciated.
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Goldfield
Renwick
Washington
LuVerne Items Highlight Local Social Visits and Travel
Mrs Wain called in Algona Thursday. Miss Patterson visited Webster City Saturday. John Northrop attended Omaha Sunday with stock. Miss Watson from Ft Dodge visited Rev Heddle’s home over Sunday. Helen Stephenson from Livermore visited friends in LaVerne over Sunday. Mr Morse gave a talk at the Presbyterian church. Paul Blumer came from Humboldt for an over Sunday visit. Mrs Pietzke went to Sioux City Saturday for an over Sunday with her daughter Evelyn.
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Miss Watson
Dodge
Heddle
Helen Stephenson
Livermore
LaVerne
Paul Blumer
Humboldt
North Luni Items and Community Notes
Miss Nickolas closed her school at Luni last Friday. Several from Luni attended an all day meeting last Sunday. Moving is the order of the day as spring work nears. Sam Barber and family visited Frank Barber and Mrs. Al. Brown is ill, as is Mrs. F. Trowbridge. The Sunshine Club meets with Mrs. Olive Palmer this week. Members are reading the book of Leviticus this month.
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Sunshine Club
Olive Palmer
Resub
Goldfield Items and Local Notices Brief
Goldfield items recount social visits and events in Renwick Eagle Grove and surrounding towns. People mentioned include Howard Bogard Pearl Brown Edwin Palmer and Frank Barber with relatives attending church and lectures. A Valentine wedding to Albert Pletcher of Clarion is noted along with school contest results and a quiet home wedding February 1.
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Anna
J. Fredrick Warren
Vancover
B. C
Canada
St. Valentine's Day
Eagle Grove
Minnes Olson
Hattie Olson
Albert Pletcher
Clarion
R. J. Hyten
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Western Stock Remedy
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Wm. Rier
Vernon Theatre
Alice Merson
Moine Yanney
B.A. Y. Lodge
G. S. Peters
Sioux Guy
Iowa
The
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Richardson’s Store
J. H. McMullen
Woolstock
Webster City
George Larson
Hardy
Helen Holmes
Boston
Aelia
Gerena Larson
North Dakota
Renwick Man
New Mortgage Co
Dr. Richardson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Alice Manley
Little Falls, Minn
Hane Madison
Renwick Boys
H. S
Algona
Miss Colgan
Luverne
the Times
Mrs. Wain
Miss Patterson
John Northrop
Omaha
Mr. Morse
Presbyterian Church
Sam Barber
Frank Barber
al. Brown
F. Trowbridge
Bee, the
Mischievers Monk
Tie
Grac
Mister Bull
Gry
Judith of the Cumberlands
Iron Claw
Pnthe
Liberty
Howard Bogard
Earn Bist
Pearl Brown
Edwin Palmer
A. L. Kearney
Grandma Barber
Greg Engstrum
Rochester Hospital
Henry Eastman
Steve Palmer
Claud Bogard
A. Nelson
Janies’ Nelson
Olista Nichols
Hanson
Ruth Brows
Eli Kearney
Charles Hanson
Nelson Dast
Albert Nelson
Uxtellent
Charlie Trotte
Andrew Arnor Y. Renwick
Mepht Manning
Lown
Blanch
Lena Schultz of
Henry Claussen
Lon Overbaugh
R. A. Haskins
O'Neil
Nebraska
Dows
Belmond
Maria Biesell
the Guy Meat Market
Wm. Nissen
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