Thieves Break Into Economy Food Store
A robbery at the Economy Food Store occurred Wednesday night last week, with about $3 in small change taken from the cash register and roughly $9,000 left behind in larger bills and Bible. Police found broken back door prints in the snow, but no clear suspects beyond torn tracks. the building’s water pipes froze after the escape.
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Keanning
Leonard van Disnetderysh
Theatore
Focal Witent
Olore
Sawyer for County Attorney in Humboldt precincts
Don Wt Sawyer of Dakota City announces as a candidate for County Attorney in the Republican primaries. A Humboldt native, he is a Harvard? law graduate practicing since 1934 in Dakota City, ex justice of the peace, school board member, and longtime operator of a local service station.
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Don Wt. Sawyer
Dakota City
Sekting
Sawyer
Orm Sawyer
Humboldt County
Humboldt High School
Timke University
Justice of the Peace
Hns
Renwick Competes in Sub-District Music Contest at Britt
North Central district conducts sub district music contests at Britt on March 27 and 28 as a lead up to the state finale in Tuya City. James Rae of Minsan City is district director with many schools in Class AA and B listed as participants including Renwick Rockwell Northwood Garner Garner and others from towns such as Burt Latimer Eagle Grove and Clear Lake.
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Renwick
Britt
Britt On
Contente
North Central
Tuya City
James Rae
Minsan City
Mayon
City
Chisa
Eagle Grey
Dustalo Center
Ciarion
Clear Lake
Borest City
Garner
Hampton
Lake Mills
Northwood
Clana C
Alexander
Armstrong
Buftala Township
Burt
Corwith
Woytile
Goldfield
Henlontown
Jolee
Kanawha
Komtoe
Latimer
Ledyard
LaVerne
Manly
Rockwell
Sheffield
Swan City
Thompson
Wesley
Waden
Annual School Election to be Held Next Monday
Annual school election will be held here next Monday with two directors elected for seven years to succeed Mrk AVR. Martin and A. K. Gimer, and a treasurer elected for two years to attend Mrs. Litkin McGowan. Nomination papers filed. candidates for directors include A. D. Giinar and HD Blackay, treasurer candidate Lillian McGowan. Polls open at noon and close at 4 o clock. High vote expected. Packard family noted in local context.
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Hven
Mrk
Avr. Martin
A. K. Gimer
Trenauror
Attecend Mra
Litkin McGowan
Ty Peer
Nan. Ing A.D
Giinar
Biackay
Lillian McGowan
Chu
Ywono
Anne
Obituary of Albre Ward Estherville Man 1866 192?
Albre Bernard Ward of Estherville Iowa born Kendall Wisconsin May 26 1866 son of Joseph and Adilis Ward. He lived in Humboldt County then moved to Estherville twenty years ago and worked in the railroad roundhouse until eight years ago. He married Mae Evans of Spirit Lake March 30 1921. A lifelong Methodist with church and Sunday School ties. He died February 20 at age 69 years 8 months 23 days, survived by his wife one sister in Phillips South Dakota and many nephews and nieces. Funeral at Mallom and Anderson Sunday 2:30 p.m. burial Vernon Township cemetery near Hardy Iowa.
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Estherville
Iowa
Albee Bernard Ward
Joseph and
Adilis Ward
Kendall
Wis
Tows
Humboldt County
Misa Mae Rvans
Spirit Lake
Ward
Methoddat
Brotherhood Craeg
Phillips
South Dakota
Mallom and Anderson
Vernon Township
Hardy
Spring Weather Arrives After Last Gasp of Winter
The March spell ends as a blizzard last week yields to spring. State rotary snow plow clears county line road. Hardy road shoveled, other main routes opened by county plows and hand labor. Week sees rapid melt as drifts disappear. Spring officially arrives 6:58 p.m. Friday March 20 with robin reports and green grass. Last of March may bring brief winter again, but relief is in sight.
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Renwick
Professor Zickefoose to Address Men’s Club at Schoolhouse
The Men’s Community Club meets Monday evening March 9 at the schoolhouse. The program includes several selections by the male quartet and a talk by Prof Harold Zickefoose of Thornton on The First Americans with Alaska specimens. He was part of the government geographical survey to Alaska. Lunch follows and all men and young men of Renwick and the surrounding community are invited.
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Msfe
Harold Zickefoose
Thornton
Alaska
Zicko Fooze
Government Geographical Survey
Renwick
Former Renwick Girl Dies at Pipestone Minn
Afro Ralph Rainsmith, formerly of Renwick, dies at Pipestone Minnesota on a Wednesday in February. Cause listed as leakage of the heart. Burial at Garner the following Saturday. Survived by husband a son born January 25 1986 parents and two sisters. Beulah Schipull listed as daughter of Ford Schipull long-time residents now living in Garner.
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Ralph Rainsmith
Pipestone
Minn
Garner
Rainamith
Fanart Beulah Schipull
Ford Schipull
Reaks Dents
Supreme Court Clash Emerges as Presidential Issue
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s reluctance to state views on plans to curb Supreme Court power. It predicts the topic will dominate the approaching presidential campaign as court reforms and related programs like AAA TVA are debated, signaling a polarized national debate ahead.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Local notes from Renwick March 4 1915 events
Twenty-One Years Ago from Renwick Times reports Mrs Joseph Abernathy visiting relatives George Peters attends a Quaker convention in Sioux City and other townspeople move to new homes in Minnesota. Firemen’s basket social raises over $63. Harley Gardner elected plant engineer. Packards relocate from Des Moines. Population growth noted from 72 in 1910 to 482. Dr J J Waterman injured eye. John Kleese dies. missionary Ernest Mills letter from Japan received. Miss Alles Mergort returns from Des Moines College. Celia Speich and Roy Wigan marry. fire at Empress theatre causes minimal damage. Marie Elmer to Henry Jaste wed at Evangelical church. couple to live near LuVerne.
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Renwick
Nap
Watson Wen
J. J. Waterman
Algona
John Kleese
Evangelical Church
Speich
Ernest C. Mills
Fukuoka
Japan
Marie
Conrad Elmer
Henry Jaste
LuVerne
J. M. Krafft
Mrr
Blesie
Renwick Times subscription rates and publication note
The Renwick Times lists establishment in 1864 and weekly Thursday issue by L W Miller. Subscriptions run one year at two dollars, with post office designation as second class matter.
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Renwick-Times
Renwick
Guardian Jobe Culien Card? Bank Prompted Truthful Statement
John Citizen attempts to present a five year income and debt statement to his banker. The banker presses for past performance and future prospects, prompting John to assemble a government derived figure. He rewrites it to reflect Uncle Sam's mounting debt and questions guardianship.
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Jobe Culien
Hia Bank
John
John Citizen
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt era adds vast federal payroll with few civil service tests
Figures from the Civil Service Commission show more than two hundred fifty thousand new direct full-time federal workers under the Roosevelt administration. Fewer than one in a hundred passed civil service exams. The added payroll totals over 450 million dollars annually, a chunk equivalent to about one seventh of the projected fiscal deficit.
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Roosevelt‘administration
Civil Service“ Compission
Roosevelt
Army
CCC
Renwick Girl in College Opera Chorus at Cedar Malia
Anna Blesie of Renwick, student at Town Stage Teachers College, Cedar Malia, will sing in Friedrich von Flotow s Martha at Richmond College Auditorium on March 12 and 13. The production features four choruses totaling 93 singers including Ladies of the Court, Maid, Servants, Partners Wives, and Peasant Farmers with Miss Blesie in the Court Ladies and farmers Wives roles.
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Anna Blesie
Renwick
Town Stage Teachers College
Cedar Malia
Friedrich von Plowtow
Martha
Richmond
Miss Blesie
Local Family Visits In Des Moines And Nearby Homes
Mrs. C R Overbaugh and A B Richardson traveled to Des Moines last Saturday for a tensys visit at the Everett Graber home. Mr and Mrs Paul Kummrow and daughter Louise of Ceylon Minnesota were visitors earlier this week at the John Callesen home.
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C. R. Overbaugh
A. B. Richardson
Dea Moines
Everett Graber
Paul Kummrow
Louise
Ceylon
John Callesen
Doubting the Spending Boom Across the Administration
The average American skeptical of new schemes expects to bear the cost of this spending spree.
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LuVersw
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Guernsey
W. J. Jones
Beunmond
Arthur Hof
Mr. Smith
Weekly News
Edward W. Pickard
Ance World News
NWS
Don R. Sawyer
Mra Tarr
Packard
Webster City
Mra. Parkard
Albre Bernard Ward
Pipestone, Minn
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AAA
TVA
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Alt
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Renwick Times
Joseph Abernathy
Jefferson
George Peters
Sioux City
A. N. Stere
Milnea, Minn
Verni McPeak
Onamia
Harley Gardner
Lgha
J. Packard
Des Moines
George Packard
Celia Speich
Roy Wigan
AL Ni Starr
Andrew Wigay
Empréss Theatre
H. B. Cole
Guardian
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