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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement urges merchants to contact Miller the printer for a simple method to raise business volume by at least fifteen percent with minimal effort.
Fragmented religious notes quote Robert G. Ingersoll praising Jesus and Christianity, decrying hypocrites. Includes references to Pilate Socrates and a church notice inviting a Thursday prayer meeting and a Friday junior league event.
The Baptist Church adopted resolutions on March 9 1922 mourning Mrs Maria Engstrom a devoted member. It expresses sorrow and blessing for her sleep and extends sympathy to her husband children parents and friends as her remains lie in Vernon Cemetery.
Humboldt county announces candidate Matts Walukait for clerk of the district court subject to Republican voters at the June primaries. A twenty seven year old Dakota City native, Walukait is praised for honesty and integrity. He led crews at Humboldt Gravel and Tile for seven years and served eight months with Humboldt Grocery Company, presenting himself as a capable leader and reliable citizen.
A garbled Newark scene describes a poker loss with a fatal heart ailment, a biblical Moses reference, and a local tax inquiry ending in a dangerous joke about blank checks. The text blends funeral heft with political fear and cryptic warnings.
The Council of Renwick Town held a regular meeting March 7 1922 at the town hall. Mayor Loorder led the session with Fleming Goettsch and Rasmussen present. minutes from February 7 were read and approved. bills from Ghee Minor to Quaker Oats Co totaled hundreds. finance committee approved all bills. election board appointed for March 27 with Rasmussen and Flemmig as judges and Britt and Slerter as clerks. A special meeting followed March 8 with Goettsch and Flemmig approving bond for cigarette permit for E G Selgelid and subsequent permits issued.
A poetic obituary praising a man of unwavering honesty who kept every promise through storms and time. The piece notes townsfolk weeping at his funeral and honors his reputation as a dependable exemplar. mentions delays of others and laments his loss.
Voters at city hall cast ballots in the annual school election. RR M Goeltsch was elected treasurer to succeed himself with 87 votes. Inwine Poer, write-in, won director to succeed John Schneider. M B Richardson’s name appeared on the ballot but did not win. Richardson noted with quiet cheer at the outcome.
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