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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
5
The piece argues that midair collisions and reckless formation maneuvers cause many air deaths. It condemns risky demonstrations by pilots and urges strict rules to prevent senseless slaughter from dangerous winged formations.
Davenport authorities confirm the missing Maquoketa schoolteacher known as Sizer is not the girl found at Union Station. The unnamed woman, age 36 to 80, with brown hair and refined appearance, is held at Sty Elizabeth's hospital for observations and is thought to be feigning amnesia to hide a past.
A Humboldt Republican report describes certain publishers pressing school officials to back premium based subscriptions. Children canvass neighborhoods focusing on percentage premiums, seen as the cheapest method to secure new cash subscriptions, while officials worry about taxpayer burden.
Wi N Kennedy, Clarion school coach in Belmont, was arrested and fined for drunk and disorderly conduct on February 8 during the Legion dance. He resigned February 1, was accepted, left Clarion, then petitioned by pupils led to his reinstate by the board last week. Kennedy returned Wednesday to Clarion and was reinstated as coach amid community discussion.
James Robert Paskins Jeimes was born in Doone Township Wright County Iowa on November 5 1925 and died at home of his parents in Soare Town con February 26 127 the obituary notes a life full of vigor and joy. His parents Mr and Mrs Virgin Waeking his grandfather Pasting two uncles five aunts and many relatives and friends mourn his early death. Funeral services were at the Methodist church of Goldfield conducted by Rev I S Nicholson assisted by Nav Burns. Burial was in Glenwood cemetery.
During a long illness the family speaks of faith and comfort as angels bring peace. Mrs and Mr Virgil Paskins note sorrowing hearts and a beloved son’s memory. They describe a guardian angel, a key to prayers, and hope for restoration through divine love and tributes from Horald friends.
Joseph Hazelwood, son of Mr and Mrs Leander Hazelwood, died after leg amputation and subsequent complications from diabetes and gangrene. Born January 81 1878 in Colfax Illinois, he moved to the area as a youth and spent most of his life nearby. Survived by brothers Melvin and Elmer of Elkton Minnesota Eli and parents, with one sister and a brother deceased. Funeral held Tuesday at 10am at the Methodist church Rev R E Cook officiating. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
A fragmented reflection on language adaptation in France and the United States. The piece touches on the word home in French, the phrase government of the people by the people for the people, jokes about public notes, prohibition enforcement quirks, and whimsical remarks about hats and mountain naming. It mentions a Vermont governor and the President's spokesman in passing.
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