Death of Herman Henry Boye in Renwick Iowa
Herman Henry Boye of Renwick Iowa died suddenly last Thursday at age 19 after illness. He was born December 1903 in Renwick and attended local Lutheran church and school until sickness interrupted ninth grade. Survived by parents Henry Rage and wife, three sisters, two nephews, one niece, and many relatives. Funeral held at Lutheran church with Rev L W Reuther. burial at Goldfield cemetery. Card of Thanks from Henry Boge and family.
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Terman
Henry Boye
Herman Henry Boye
Renwick
Iowa
Ranwick
Herman
Mantua
Mia
Henry Rage
Albert Helmke
Ars
W. H. Helmke
Misa Lucy Rage
L. W. Reuther
Lutheran Church
Goldfield
Income Tax Facts For 1922 Exemption Rules Explained
Income tax liability for 1922 depends on the taxpayer status at year end December 31. Singles receive a 1000 exemption, married filers get 2500, and the combined income of a married couple is considered for exemption. Widows, widowers, divorcees, and separated persons are treated as single for exemption purposes. Head of family rules apply if supporting relatives. loss of support reduces the exemption, and a dependent child turning 19 before year end loses the 400 credit.
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Basig
Ag Mostare
Brownleewe Schipull Wed at Goldfield Parsonage 1928
Albert Schipull and Dora Brownleewe were married February 21 1928 at the Baptist parsonage in Goldfield by Rev Nicholson. They were joined by Otto Margon and his wife. The event earns well wishes from friends as a hopeful start to married life. A town note in the Geldfield Chronicle mentions local fatigue with poisoning scares that did not lead to obituaries.
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Baptist Parsonage
Goldfield
Impossible Optimism and the Tax Man Walt Mason Satire
A humorous verse by Walt Mason satirizes paying income taxes with cheerful stoicism. The speaker urges cheerful submission, noting Uncle Sam’s need and the nation’s collective burden, as citizens grimly part with money to fund government.
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Sam
Walt Mason
Mrs Louisa White Touisa Thorp Pioneer of Wisconsin and Utah
Mrs Louisa White Touisa Thorp born 1888 near Oseweso New York moved with parents to Rubicon Wisconsin early settler. Married 1800 George White, had three children George T Dora G Ryton A. Husband died 1918 and son George T in 1919. Joined Methodist church Beaver Dam Wisconsin, later Renwick and Dakota, died February 7 1924 aged 85. Buried Vernon Cemetery beside husband after funeral led by Rev R E Cook.
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Touisa Adelade Thorp
Oseweso
New York
Rubicon
Wic
George White
George T
Dora G
Ryton A
Mra. White
Methodist
Beaver Dam
Wis
Renwick BM
R. E. Cook
Vernon
Mistakes Echo In Small Town Editor's Letter
The Glen Elder Sentinel notes errors from last issue including misaddressed mail, wrong telephones, incorrect train times, and a ten cent milk bill credit. The editor laughs at misread figures and recalls a week of personal overindulgence. Church services at the Baptist church continue with strong interest and invite all to Saturday and Sunday gatherings.
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Pipers
Glen Elder Sentinel
the Sentinel
4Ya
Ron Fine
Baptist Church
Thesa Purvices
Uncomfortable theories on French novelists voiced by Brander Matthews
Dr Brander Matthews, famed critic, comments on a school of French novelists including Anatole France and Loti. He says the writers are brilliant but their philosophy is not cheering and compares them to a gnocote in a youthful misquote, reflecting a sharp, terse critique.
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God
Brander Matthews
Anatola
France
Loti
Mirabean
Maupassans
Plenty of Time to Learn It All
A father discusses life plans with Billy about twelve years of school followed by four years of college. Billy replies that he has learned enough if that many years remain to finish the rest.
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Billy
WARRIAGE A LA MODE IN TI DIAN TRIBE CUSTOMS
Among the Tidian tribe it is reported that two women present the falura lord with an embroidered jacket and a whip as a symbol of submission. The whip is said to be worn infrequently and the practice reflects a unique cultural ritual within the tribe.
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