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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

8

School May Drill Special Military Training Intro Introduced

In the Iowa legislature the push for military training in schools begins. Representative Sheff and Senator Rule announce a special order and a conference with Iowa National Guard leaders to draft a bill. Guard officers back universal training. Governor Harding endorsed it in his inaugural address.

Maines Jbl Sheff Clinton House Committee On Military Affairs Senilor Rule Macon City Senate Military Committee Iowa National Guard Pralle Schwelz Shah Harding Iowa

Methodist Churches Prosperous In Iowa During Last Year

The Iowa Methodists report state prosperity with average pastor salaries at 1234 dollars and district superintendents at 3046. National figures were 996.52 for pastors and 2186 for superintendents. Iowa Methodists gained 168 members, a 4.61 percent rise.

Cedar Rapids Methodists Iowa Iowa Methodist Olin B. Chasse Mount Vernon Towa

United After Forty Years Reunion of Russell Brothers

Centerville reports O P Russell of near Numa and J Russell of Albion Neb reunite after forty years apart. Their father served in the Third Iowa Cavalry in the Civil War. The brothers, once separated, learned of a possible match near Winterset from a newspaper ad. G P Russell is 66 and J S Russell is 70 years old. they last met when ages were 26 and 30.

Centerville O. P. Russell Numa Russall Oz Albion Nise Third Iowa Cavalry Winter- Bet J. S. Russell Nebraska G. P. Russell

Iowa Grain Shipments Hindered by Sub Campaign

Des Moines residents face renewed grain shipment delays as freight steamers remain tied up by German submarines. J A King of the Great Western Grain Dealers Association notes Iowa shippers struggle to move grain, with eastern elevators full and previously issued cars scarce, causing ongoing disruption.

Iowa

Des Moines Has Permanent School Fund Grows Significantly

The Permanent School Fund of Des Moines Iowa stands at 4 805 897 51 with forethought noting a potential 180 to 100 fold increase. Federal land allocations were largely disposed of and profits cited at 1 25 per acre, with current values reaching about 2 200 per acre. Public lands from the federal government have been fully sold, while other states have followed Iowa's lead.

Des Moines Iowa

Prominent Ames Resident Dies at Home

Ames headlines report the death of a wealthy local figure, Captain Wallace MM. Uireetey, aged in his late years, from natural causes at his Ames residence. Capt. Greeley, longtime Union National Bank president, served as a state legislator and Civil War captain. records note an $86,000 appropriation related to a local project.

Ames Wallace MM. Uireetey Greeley Union National Bank Flo Tesar Aaa

Iowa Democrats Hold Big Convention at Coliseum

The Iowa Recail Hard ward convention adjourned at the Coliseum amid satisfaction. Healy of Dubuque was elected president, Lamas of Cresco named vice president, Sale of Mason City re elected secretary treasurer, with a longtime board of directors re elected. Next year’s convention set for Des Moines February 12 18 14 and 13. Also notes wage studies showing women being paid better than men, and university student affairs detailing audits and budgets.

Dex Moinea Iowa Uoliseum Hom, Healy Dubuque F. B. Lamas Cresco A. FR. Sale Mason City Gg. Merriam Keokuk Leewis Weat Liberty EM. Healy Frank GB Loman Cresent G. HL Schilling State Center J. B. McCarrell Ottumwa C. T. Gadd Des Moines A. J. Hoffman Murray W. J Deering Atlantic W. F Mualler Fort Dodge William Koenig LeMars Dee Moines Dacea

Insurance on Substitute Horses

Des Moines reports a dramatic fraud attempt disclosed by the arrest on arson charges of P J Heller and CG AL Anson near Runner Confessions as ten men are in state fire marshal custody. They admit substituting cheaper animals for insured good ones and then setting a barn fire.

Des Moines aCe P. J. Heller AL Anson

Record Prices at Logan Sale Show Big Turnout

Record sale at John Graves farm saw 35,500 dollars in livestock grain and farm machinery auctioned. Two teams of horses brought 21,000 dollars, one thousand bushels of corn sold for 945 dollars, calves sold to 40 dollars and milk cows to 160 dollars. Attendance neared 1,000 amid brisk bidding.

Logan John Graves

Grain backlog halts shipments on major rail lines

Nearly 3,000 cars of grain stand on elite tracks of the Chicago Northwestern Railway as there is no unloading space. James C. Davis of the Northwestern notes all large city elevators are fed while shipments are delayed on most major lines.

Yas Grein Troup Des Maines Chicago, Northwestern Railway Company James C. Davis Northwestern Company Davis

State Fair Managers Meet in Cedar Falls

Every county in the state will be represented at the fair association annual meeting in Cedar Falls on March 12. More than 200 fair officials are expected to attend over the two days as fairs outline plans for the coming year.

Cedar Falls Town Association of Fair Managers Dars

Hogs Bring High Prices At Mt Vernon Sale Of Hogs

Buyers from Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana attended the Forest sale of thoroughbred Poland Ching hogs at Mt Vernon with sixty nine head sold. The average price was 55 per head and the first forty averaged 100 dollars each. Sid3 topped the sale.

Mt. Vernon Illinois Wisconsin Indiana E. . Forest Poland

Revival plan for Atlantic Southern railroad

An Atlantic A movement seeks to revive the old Atlantic Southern line with gasoline motors to operate as interurbans. Overtures are made to Abelis company to purchase the right of way.

Atlantic Atlantic Southern Railroad Abelis Company

Earlham Lumber Mills Destroyed in Destructive Fire

Earlham Pire completely destroyed the Earlham four mill and the lumber yards of 3 C. Moreland & Co. with a total loss near 23000 dollars. The fire is believed to have started by spontaneous combustion of coal at the mill.

Earlham Pire 3 C. Moreland & Co Neanly

Hog Starvation Deaths From Lost Hog Shipment

A stock hog car from Arkansas to Moulton owned by Ed ward's, a Moulton stockman, was lost in a blizzard and arrived four days late with forty two hogs starved and frozen. The remaining twenty were in poor condition.

Moulton Arkansas Mstr

Wauken Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday

Mrs Uridee Kea of Wauken reunites with milestones as she marks a hundred years since birth in Ireland. She immigrated to America during the famine era and has witnessed a century of change from her hometown roots to life in the United States.

Wauken Uridee Kea Hea Irehing America Isis Ireland

Short Course for Merchants and the War Effort

A two day program outlines a brief merchant education under the extension division. It aims to provide practical business and wartime efficiency training rather than formal education, guiding participants toward postwar opportunities and improved commerce.

Seven Years Ago and Today Western Canada Promise Land

A historical appeal portrays Western Canada as a land of opportunity for settlers. It highlights high prices and rents, strong crops in Alberta and Saskatchewan, and a persuasive testament from J P Johnston of Bladsworth about wealth and improved land, livestock, and farming gear over seven years, praising simple just taxes and solid community growth while noting immigration and optimistic prospects.

Western Canada Prairie Provinces Alberta J. PD. Johnston Bladsworth, Sask Johnson County Kansas Johnston Saskatchewan Pacific Coast Tohnston Bona Fde Dominion

Minister Confession Credits DODD S Kidney Pills

Rev. W H Warner of Myersville Ma attributes his recovery from seifitaica nerve and back pain to DODD S Kidney Pills claiming the medicine restored his health. The faded text mentions associated symptoms and urges readers to seek the three D s brand name for kidney relief amid unrelated notes on rubber erasers and a toy exhibition drawing discussion.

W_H. Warner Myersville Dodd Dodd's Warner

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