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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
7
Gray's Corner proclaims price cuts from Une Murdhiera Co operative Co and urges farmers to compare with last year. The note touts reduced factory costs, promises of better value on poultry and farm goods, and invites customers to try new stoves and homegrown produce while supplies last.
Belmond Sugar Plant will shut down last week as unfavorable market conditions and poor demand drive production costs above viable levels. Kael G. Moore, general manager of Belmond and Steen City branches of American Sugar Company, said efforts to find a workaround failed and the plant closed to cut losses. Local notices also report family events and community updates in West Bend, Peoria and Webster City.
Saturday program at Vernon Theatre features YRUR VO THE NAVY with Clara Bow Fredric March and Harry Green plus an all star supporting cast. Authors Keene Thompson and Doris Anderson present comedy Singie Bliss.
Pastor J A Worley announces revival services starting Sunday evening March 22 with an open invitation. Program includes Sunday School, morning worship, young people's meeting, evening service, and Women’s Missionary Society gathering at Mrs M Cy Tookwearnd’s home Saturday afternoon. all parishioners urged to attend.
Evangelical Church notices list Pastor J Haclen and activities. Sunday School, worship schedule, midweek Tuesday service at Mrs Anna Schneider’s home, junior C E unit on the island on the 3rd Sunday at 11 am, Ladies Air Society first Wednesday, Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday, choir practice Thursday at 2 30.
The St Paula Lutheran Church Geo lists weekly and monthly worship events led by Pastor Dirks. Services occur Sundays at 9:00 AM with additional devotions on the third Sundays at 8:00 PM, Ladies Aid on the first Wednesday at 2:00 PM, and a Taither League Devotional on the first Vat third Sundays at 8:00 PM.
Sunday worship service led by Pastor George R. McDowell at 1:16 am possibly misprinted. Supt. and Mrs. M. Kick Sperey visited Ledyard. Renwick Womens Club met at Mrs. Ralph Anderson's home. Perley Selgelid returning from Cedar Rapids visit with parents. Hans Madson back from Wisconsin and Minnesota trip. Mrs. Hwhin Holen of Boone visited Renwick friends. Will McKienland and Mrs. Martin involved in a ditch accident. Mrs. Martin injured. Dr. Oscar Bjirke and wife moved to Renwick with his practice. notice appears in Times.
The next meeting of the Men s Community Club will be March 9 with Dr Porter from the Extension Department of Ames speaking on weed control. Other numbers are planned on the program. Everyone in Renwick and surrounding community is invited. no charge except a suppers fee, to be served by the Methodist ladies.
Duer's Accredited Baby Chicks advertises light breed baby chicks for future delivery with a 15 day guarantee and free premium on Special Grade chicks. Custom hatching 21 per egg. Toll charges refunded on orders from Eagle Grove Hatchery located west door north of the Post Office.
The regular annual gathering of the Farmers Shipping Association is set for Saturday March 14 at the C C F dining hall. Dinner starts at 1 o'clock promptly followed by a business meeting. A speaker will attend though not named.
A market day sale will be held at Hardy on Friday March 6 starting at o clock Live stock machinery household goods and grain will be sold Bring items to sell and come to buy at your own price Knut Upland is the manager and Ed Hangon the clerk List your stuff with Ler
Dog taxes are due with penalties after April 15. Renwick Band meets Monday to arrange summer concerts. Renwick street gravel improved and ready for years. Everett and Albert Nelson move to the new farm place. Miss D J Clyristengen entertains the Isdy club singers after rehearsal. Will Nissen plans for a mini golf course on Main Street lots. Weather colder but hints of spring as farmers prep for seeding. Manitou Messenger copy note from St Olaf College. Mrs Fred Gugger hosts neighbors for her birthday event with refreshments.
The article recounts Edward Bellamy noting a future wireless musical telephone as described in Dorking Hackward and voiced by Doctor Leele. It discusses a clockwork mechanism to adjust room acoustics so music may be heard by one listener and inaudible to another, potentially waking someone at a chosen hour.
A Johannesburg firm pursues a final attempt to locate a legendary stash of diamonds and gold valued at £2,000,000 said to be buried by Lobengula and buried with a Matabele traveling party in the early 1800s. John Jacobs, once Lobengula's secretary, recounts the tale of the 1802 burial and ensuing massacre.
In the early 19th century a group called the Regulators formed among transportees from New South Wales. They grew from a reformist veneer into a feared criminal band with a headquarters near a plaza, issuing nightly demands and preying on locals until residents united to expel them.
A 353 percent record by Thomas Boosey notes a goldfish living fifty three years. It was kept in a well near Bond Hall Furness, cared by a master who fed it by hand. A severe drought dried the spring supplying the well, causing the fish to die last week.
A fragment notes bee flight speeds with bees reaching up to 23 miles per hour in optimal conditions while typical flight runs around 15 miles per hour. The text mentions endurance, nectar load effects, and common nectar sources like orchards and clover, implying agricultural study.
The article discusses how the Leaning Tower of Dist remains upright based on statues law ensuring stability. It describes how a leaning tower uses a taller side with more masonry on one flank to counterbalance weight, creating a paradoxical yet stable architecture.
A fragmentary report reviews experiments by Lawrence HL Ea on a dietary substance claimed to improve health. It notes attempting a testing method and references alleged medicinal value, risks from impurities, and cautions about potential harm when ingested.
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