02 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
4
The Independent School District of Renwick presents a statement of finances covering March 1 1915 to February 29 1916. Figures detail receipts and expenditures by fund, balancing assets with liabilities and showing reserves carried forward.
Margaret E Preble of Humboldt announces her Republican candidacy for County Recorder in the June 1916 primaries, requesting voters consideration and support.
A. M. Davenport announces for reelection as County Sheriff Humboldt County Iowa subject to June 1916 Republican primaries. G. G. Christopher seeks Third Supervisor district seat in Humboldt County in June 1916 primaries. Towa? corrections note: Towa appears as Iowa.
A Humboldt County, Iowa submission seeks Republican backing for a June 1916 County Auditor race at Primerica. The candidate respectfully asks readers for consideration and endorsement.
R J Joanstown announces candidacy for re election from the Seventy-Sixth District of Town Humboldt County subject to Republican Primaries in June 1916.
A candidate for the office of County Treasurer in Humboldt County appears for the June 5 1915 election. The notice notes the upcoming vote date and emphasizes the seeker's bid for the treasurer position in the county.
A declarative notice states the author announces candidacy for the office of supervisor in Humboldt county's Third District subject to the will of Republican voters in the district.
Republican candidates call for votes in June 1916 primaries. D. T. Oxborrow seeks support for Clerk of District Court Humboldt County. A. O. Sovde announces for County Attorney Humboldt County. Each asks Republican voters for backing at the June primaries.
Local brief from Luverne reports residents visiting in Clear Lake Webster City and Des Moines news of church events and fundraisers including NM E supper 35 cents and a Colonial social 10 cents. A worker near an electric ring was electrocuted with cause unknown. Edna Cary taught at Center school. 4800 was raised for Rev Heddle's salary.
A brief church column highlights preaching and Sunday School activities led by P A at the Baptist church. The item notes ongoing services and religious instruction in a concise local notice.
Misa Mae Davis returned home from Renwick for a few days of vacation. Lon Overbaugh and his wife from Renwick visited Goldfield this week. Rev. J B Nicholson enjoyed a visit from his brother from Centerville Iowa. Everett Nelson and Mrs F A Terrell plus Mrs F A Terrell were Eagle Grove callers Tuesday morning. Rev Sands and H G Pinkam attended the Interdenominational Layman's Missionary Convention in Des Moines Monday and Tuesday. The Terrells visiting at the Nicholson home returned to their Ollie Town home Tuesday.
Special to the Times reports social updates from North Luni. A. L. Kearney visited Clind Bogards last Saturday. Winnie Packard, previously ill, is improving. Ed Hanson of Minnesota visited his parents the past week. The Luni Sunshine Club met Thursday afternoon and members updated new ones. After the business session, refreshments were served by the hostess. Neighbors note several cases of measles in the area. Glen Trotter and wife visited relatives in Gold Field this week. Claud Bogard and family spent Friday evening with Frank Barbers. Everett Nelson and wife plan to relocate near Luni in the near future. A. L. Brown lost a valuable mare last week. Mr. Rataha moved to the southern part of town, while Mr. Purdy and Miss Grace had dinner with A. L. Bronway last Sunday week. Rev. Percy held a regular appointment at Luni last Sunday with a text from 1 Corinthians 4:2.
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