Peters Rooster Gaved and Lenten Services at Lutheran Church
Local notes report births and family visits in Renwick and nearby areas. A seven pound daughter was born to Carl and wife in early March, while Mildred Fisher of Humboldt visited relatives. Community events include Legion history planning, a big farm machinery sale, funeral services for Mrs Krauss, and club meetings. Multiple residents and visitors are named along with church and civic activities.
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SMG
Mra
Nelia
Roseai
LaVerne
Iarenta
Quita'a
Renwick
Erand Joey
Dakota
Guy Anat Wack
Peter
Mildred Fisher Af Humboldt
Ales
Fisher
Carl Swanson
Spencer
Jennie Swanson
Bode
Sewell
Floyd
Relbinéd
Mss
Ray
Feltis
Mize
Gene Potter
Mra. P. Tf
Thiel Gndi Denghiters Bisache
Hi Fear
Carl’ Kelling
Northeast
Boimie
LR. Turner
American Legion
St A Lundient
Shipping Association Annual Meeting Debates Election Here
The Shipping Association held its annual meeting with officers elected for two years. Bleasher as vice-president and the secretary treasurer, Tur ry Mitchell and Otto Lentwyler, were chosen as directors. Other board members include Frank Black, Paul Heggen, and W. F. Blensier. A complimentary luncheon will be served to members at noon by the Riverisnt Legion Auxiliary Indies.
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Vernon Cemetery
Vernon Theatre
John Callesen
A. J. Saxton
Francis Hefley
Frank Ward
Ie Rehitick Fatiiera
Sanne Attéiriooh
Oppedithl Esideuty
Bleasher
Wi Lire
Sebretary
Traisurer
Turry Mitchell
Otto Lentwyler
Frank Black
Paul Heggen
W. F. Blensier
Former Renwick Boy Married at Klemme in 1900s Notice
A very pretty wedding occurred Tuesday of last week February 28 at three o clock in Black sodist Pargonage when Donald Dean son of Mr. and Mrs. Dent and Miss Graham of Klemme were married. The couple will make their home on a farm near Corivith. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stokesbury of Klemme were witnesses.
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Donald Déan
Tela Dent
Misa Graham
Kleine
Yong
Ace
Corivith
Altra
Alvin Stokesbary
Klermme
Community Meeting at Schoolhouse March 22
A community gathering is planned at the schoolhouse on March 22 featuring a program of musical selections. The event includes performances and a focus on vocal and instrumental numbers with several soloists to showcase local talent.
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Schoolhouse
Family moves from rooms over pool hall last week
D W Stephens and family moved from rooms over the pool hall last week. Mr and Mrs Edward Lunde of Sioux City visited over the weekend. At the parental dake Stauffacher name. Mr Stuffacher returned home with Uheni for a few days.
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D.W. Stephens
Tita A. W Gray
Nouse
Edward Lunde
Sioux City
Dake. Stauffacher
Mr. Stuffacher
Uheni
Renwick Markets Reported Prices for March 15
Renwick Markets quotes for Wednesday March 15 list commodity prices with revisions possible. Corn No 2 at 11c per unit, Corn No 3 at 120, oats, barley, hay, and butterfat in casks are noted with minor adjustments indicated.
District Court Still In Session This Week
Dakota City district court remains in session this week. The grand jury has indicted Lowell Robinson and he is released on bonds awaiting the next term. The State of Town versus Jane Stauffacher has been continued several times and is now expected to go to trial without further delay.
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District Court
Dakota City
Lowell Robinson
Wea
Liberty
State of Town
Jane Stauffacher
Holmes Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary at Renwick Home
The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Holmes near Renwick gathered seventeen family members last Friday. A 6 o'clock dinner preceded an informal evening with a large wedding cake centerpiece and festive decorations.
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Hans Holmes
Renwick
Humboldt visitors and postponed gate sale noted
Hetty and Mrs Rose Hetty visited Humboldt Tuesday. Burr Packard offers paper hanging at 20 cents. Leola Richardson and Wilbur Nissen visited Dr and Mrs Marian Curler at Thor. S H Klassis gate sale postponed to March 18. Camera sale items listed. Ethel Lindsay recovering in hospital. Anna Blesie also recovering at home. Phil Stoddard from Minnesinger glee club will sing in The Mikado opera at Cedar Falls College on March 24 and 28.
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B. Hetty
Rose Hetty
Humboldt
Burr Packard
Leola Richardson
Wilbur Nissen
Mya
Marian Curler
Thor
S. H
Mies
Ethel Lindsay
Fuelty
Water with meals aids digestion and stomach juices
Water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. A few sips may help bloating and gas, with a spoonful of Adlevika. Mentioned person A. St. Martin, Draggist, and a curious note about a dove cleaning pyjama and washing HOTH bowels.
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A. St. Martin
Men’s Community Club Hosts Firie Prograit Event
A local Men's Community Club gathering featured a fire program with religious speakers and a lively dance segment. Mrs. Sean Sinnagty of Hardy directed performances as new officers were introduced to lead the club next year. A light repast followed the program and election of officers.
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Paator
Io Evangelienl
Palestine
Tony
Grongi
Sean Sinnagty
Hardy
Pinuge
Néxt
Kirk Sperry
Lee Stineh
Fort Dodge Visitors Reported By Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Ray Keltis and Mr and Mrs Geo Stoddard hosted LaVerne visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Swanson and daughter Hymnal, and Miss Gene Poltee were Fort Dodge visitors yesterday.
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Ray Keltis
Uni
Geo
Stoddard Wera
LaVerne
Eid
John Swanson
Gene Poltee
Fort Dodge
World gold production climbs amid shifting methods
The United States remains a top producer, ranking third behind South Africa and Canada, with 10,000 miners. California and Colorado lead regional output as new methods, including gravel washing and hydraulic mining, drive gains while Homestake and other sites adapt to evolving costs.
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Washington
Ito
Gail Te Aine
Enuigh
Gwen
United States
Wich
South
Allonia
Law Suit Over Cemetery Recalls Death of Squaw
The suit recounts ownership disputes over a cemetery affecting heirs of Henry Liga and others. It describes earlier transfers and claims involving Jon Ware, Fremont’s Warely, and local officials, with references to burial sites of Cory, Walrdecabie, and Amorph owners. The case notes a pending resolution to establish ownership and permit a memorial monument for a deceased individual.
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Squaw
Prout
Jon Waredelink
Warely
Fremont
MI6
Dees Front
Amphal
Henry Liga
Horryoga
Turin
Wilkea
Menry
Cory
Walrdecabie
Agise
Asher Filang
Prien
Hobinson
Nobinson
Twenty Foreign Nations Use U.S. Dollar Sign
Washington reports that twenty foreign nations adopted the U S dollar sign to denote local currency in listings and pricing commonly used in the United States, per a Department of Commerce compiled Foreign Monetary News supplement.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Whipping Pout Urged Hat Mrinschaco-hesitation
Hinham argued that the sentences given by the law were not valid and urged a harsher punishment for the accused. The report notes that the court considered the existing terms insufficient and sought stricter enforcement in the case.
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Hinham
Bonded Debt Figures Reported in Portland
The document outlines bonded debt totals including a 200 dollar amount linked to Hond Portland and a 212 million dollar bonded debt figure. It notes two separate obligations with figures and mentions a 14 6000000 value in the context of population or valuation. Details are fragmented and require clarification from the source.
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Portland
Gre
Origon
Unclear OCR Describe Soft Tires on Motors and Gas Waste
Fragmented readable text notes soft tires affecting gas mileage and car performance. Mentions specific terms like pressure and wear but OCR quality severely limits clear facts or entities to identify.
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Anita
Hanson
Value of 2.50 Placed on Coolidge Signature Toston
A fragmentary report references a sum of 2.50 connected to a Coolidge signature Toston. It mentions Calvin Caaldise and Blena tine Wis with unclear context and figures around 72.00 and 30. The text lists locations or addresses including Way ho Hawke and McKinley, but details are garbled.
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Coolidge
Toston
Calvin Caaldise
Laurenl Ty Streeters
Ethan Sistrestate
Ho Hawke
Hoogevedr
McKinley
Maertean
Washington
Town To Gat Pree Gas Hw Shan In Sacred Trade
In a fragmented report a town plans a trade involving frigid fuel and sacred ties. Ambiguity clouds the event as officials from various groups discuss exchange terms and property developments tied to regional supply needs. The piece hints at economic and cultural implications without clear dates or participants.
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Sie Tehriet
Lowa
Electric Palate Gives Dope on Food New York
An unusual culinary fusion feature outlines elite palates and tasting trends. It describes how wine, citrus, and other flavor notes influence modern menus. The piece notes experimental techniques and the rise of signature dishes in urban dining scenes.
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New York
Apphia
Witehyock
Obib
Eespital
Norte Tyte
Elvet
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