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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
A persuasive plea urging fathers to attend church to model faith for their sons. It argues a child learns by watching parents and will imitate their absence or presence, influencing future church attendance and beliefs. The message highlights the lasting impact of parental example on a son’s view of church.
A set of notices announces candidacies for Humboldt County Iowa offices in the June 1916 Republican primaries. Names include Margaret E. Preble for County Sheriff, A M Davenport for County Attorney, G G Christopher for Third Supervisor, Stewart Olson for Third Supervisor, and a candidate for County Auditor seeking reelection.
J Johnston declares candidacy for re election in Iowa eighty sixth district Humboldt county subject to Republican primaries in June 1916 RB Johnston is the candidate announced seeking renomination in the party contest to be held in June 1916.
Voters chose H. O. Guilixgou for Humboldt County treasurer at the June 5 1916 polling, as local records show. The event reflects a routine county election with residents casting ballots for key fiscal posts.
A voter facing 1916 primaries is asked to support D. T. Oxborrow and A. O. Bovde for district court clerk. The notices state candidacies subject to Republican voters will at June primaries determine support.
The office of County Attorney of Humboldt County announces the June primary date subject to the will of Republican voters. The notice informs voters to prepare for the upcoming election and to follow local guidelines and deadlines. The statement emphasizes party affiliation and the primary voting process in Humboldt County.
M J Holt had business in Des Moines last week Calvin Stout moved from Tom Burg farm to Elivore MD C Stirain installed a Free sewing machine in the A R Martin home Everett Deivitt of Eagle Grove visited last Saturday Kenneth Strain and John McMullen families plan Webster City move Wayne Beckwith to Gowrie for a visit Tweedie family head to Webster City for a new home Chris Olson sold his pool hall interest and visited Vinces Iowa Fred Klassi and Andrew Meyers move to Fergus Falls Minnesota Subscriptions sought for papers and magazines Boosters meeting planned Barber shop and pool hall purchased by Messers Allison and Cole of Williams Iowa
School notes summarize high grade standings with Doris Packard and Ruby Byenes averaging 96 10-11 per year. An Eighth Grade evening tour at the new school building honored Jessel Tweedie Gladys and Archie McMullen who moved to Webster City. A basketball game saw the Eighth Grade Speeders lose 14 to 10 to the Wide Awakes when time ended.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that cleanses the blood to treat catarrh. Claims include surgeon praise, use of trusted herbs, and testimonials available on request. The copy stresses internal action over local applications and urges readers to send for testimonials.
Mayor Keling presided as Andy Frakes sued B W Wilkinson for a $290 note. Wilkinson did not appear and judgement by default was awarded, the loss falling on the defendant.
Theo Thompson of near Eagle Grove now occupies the Larson farm vacated by Mr. Wolf. Will Hawthorne of Renwick was adjudged insane and sent to Cherokee hospital, possibly due to a prior motorcycle fall. The Vernon theatre prize percolator went to a Barnhardt boy, with his mother sure to use it well. Albert Helmke drew the candy box used at the event, as he stood by. Will Claussen jokes about shoeing a three legged horse, then takes a short vacation, suggesting wooden legs for horses or himself.
Voters are notified that the regular election of Renwick Town will be held at the Engine House on March 27 1916 from 9 am to 8 pm A mayor five councilmen a treasurer and an assessor will be elected for a two year term Issuing official signatures appear as ISELLING mayor and clerk names Earl D Phipps Altest placeholder text continues listed as Clerk
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