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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
5
A persuasive call extols churchgoing as a positive business asset and social booster. It argues that successful, respected men are regular church attendees and that going to church helps gain community trust, fair dealing, and valuable social connections.
Voters in Humboldt Iowa are urged to consider candidates for county offices in the June 1916 primaries. Margarett E Preble seeks reelection as Sheriff. A N Davenport announces candidacy for County Recorder. G G Christopher Stewart Olson seek Third District Supervisor seats. A candidate for County Attorney is announced subject to GOP voters.
Br. J Johnston announces re election bid for the Seventy Sixth Representative District of Iowa Humboldt County. He seeks Republican primary support to be held in June 1916.
A declaration announces candidacy for the Humboldt County treasurer by a proposer submitting under the will of two Republican voters on June 5 1910. The statement notes the individual's self appointment and alignment with party support within the county political scene of the era.
A Republican candidate announces for Humboldt County Auditor in the June 1916 primaries and asks voters for their consideration and support.
Republican candidate D. VT. Oxborrow submits his plea for voter support in Bumppholdt County for the June 1916 primaries, seeking the office of district court clerk. The item presents a brief political candidacy notice and appeal to constituents.
A. C. Sovde announces candidacy for Humboldt County Clerk of District Court. Subject to Republican voters will, requests support at the June Primaries. The notice reflects a local political campaign filing.
YT announces candidacy for Humboldt County Attorney pending Republican voters choice in the primaries. The notice signals a formal bid, naming the party and election process and indicating intent to seek office through party primaries.
In a Chicago Ledger excerpt, a father debates with his eight year old son Johnny about the Lord’s power. The boy asks if God can make a cloak that weighs less than one, while the father dismisses interruptions as he reads.
Mrs Knagg asks if marriage is a lottery while Vin Ruige replies couples should be in the same class as lotteries are prohibited by law. The exchange mirrors social tensions over arranged matches and legal constraints.
In a combative speech a candidate pledged to endure character attacks for a cause. Supporters cheered, predicting heavy mudslinging, while others warned the blows would miss their mark as the race remains closely watched.
A hashhouse landlady questions her star boarder about his seven years of boarding. He notes he has not drunk any coffee substitutes or anything else during that period, sparking a humorous exchange about his beverage choices.
A brief exchange unfolds as a daughter balks at parental control over fashion. The father urges poise and confidence while the daughter retorts that his restrictions prevent her from wearing French heels, highlighting generational clash over style and independence.
A lighthearted dialogue discusses a honeymoon automobile tour with plans for a chauffeur. One speaker jokes about needing someone to warn of tire punctures, mud, or other car troubles during the trip.
The dialogue presents the club debating whether to establish a shut n branch. An ongoing uncertainty surrounds the decision, with officials acknowledging the issue remains unresolved and under consideration.
A quirky dialogue fragment compares Siegfried as a genuine figure and a male persona praised as a beautiful type. The exchange hints at performance, charm, and public perception with evocative phrases.
Local notes report residents visiting nearby towns including Goldfield Webster City and LuVerne. School events at Goldfield High detail class progress basketball loss and upcoming entertainments at the Vernon Theatre with a March 16 library program.
The world’s first school dedicated to educating tuberculous disease specialists will open at Saranac Lake New York in May. It honors the late Doctor Frydean who in 1884 introduced the fresh air treatment for tuberculosis that gained him global fame.
Notice to voters of Renwick that the regular election will be held at the Engine House on March 27 1916. Polls open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Elect mayor five councilmen a treasurer and assessor for a five year term. HG Keuling mayor Attest Earl D Phipps clerk.
An old advertisement explains catarrh is best treated internally since local applications fail to reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to work through the blood on mucous surfaces, combining tonics and blood purifiers. The promotion, by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, includes other products like Hall's Family Pills.
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