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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
7
A week of varied weather included a thunderstorm and heavy showers after noon, followed by a dramatic drop in temperatures and windy conditions. Temperatures fell sharply from heat to cooler levels, with several locales reporting wet and gusty spells and a brief cool down toward the end of the period.
A garbled report describes a district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held near Humboldt and Fort Dodge. It names Mrs D Parner and Mrs deba Zimmermin, with local officials Mrde D. Re Parner and Jancoek as chairmen. The text is fragmented but notes travel by Mrs Evw Miike and attendance over a weekend.
Here From Nebraska Mr and Mrs Peter Hoealy and their daughter Missison Neb accompanied by their party Watched over the weekend at the Constadler and John Bauenartner homes. Air Leutwyler is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Otte Leutwyler who recently moved here from Greason Neb. She has remitted fishing state to finish the serious year.
A Cheallig family from Mankato Minnesota has purchased the old Motown parkway property and will establish a new home here. The younger Mr Cheallig and Tanya are already in town with the older couple expected within weeks. They invite neighbors to visit local Oakdile Dairy cafes for milk.
A market day sale will be held at the stock yards in Hardy featuring hood cattle cows hay grain and farming machinery. The event promises a variety of goods and attendance by auctioneers Knut Apland Cornellitus and Ed Thunder Jerk.
The Renwick event drew interest as students competed in a district music contest held in Helmand and Beltiaé. Participants entered various events while the organizers faced unsteady attendance and a lightly attended program.
Accented notice promotes licensed baby chicks for future delivery with a liberal guarantee. Eagle Grove Hatchery advertises live-chick refunds on phone orders. Local social notes mention Miss Reed visiting Webster City, Mr and Mrs Hansainee moving near the pool hall, and Bart Dodge visiting with neighbors. A large Renwick crowd attended a seasonal event featuring a bilge attraction.
John Mink a 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs deco Prank living on a Renwick farm died Sunday morning from heart trouble. The attack came without warning as he slept and his father found him unresponsive. A doctor and coroner pronounced heart trouble the cause. He had studied at Eagle Wrote High School and earlier attended Dodge public school. Services were held at Corpus Christi church in Fort Dodge with burial in Corpus Christi cemetery.
Notice is given the regular biennial election for the Town of Renwick to be held at the Town Hall on the last Monday in March from eight o clock aim to eight o clock pm for Mayor five Councilmen a Treasurer and an Assessor for a two year term Dated March 6 1930 D Elmer Clerk
War Late Bull Orpington eggs offered at three dollars per one hundred. Mrs G O Brock Hardy Rown Renwick listed with phone 20 B 1 for inquiries.
Farmers face reduced payments as Humboldt Rendering Works announces it will pay only removal costs for dead livestock after March 20 1930 due to low by product prices and high collection costs. The notice urges direct calls to avoid branch phones and emphasizes sanitary removal by courteous drivers.
Receiver W C Pyle calls public auction of assets including an 861 acre Polk County farm and personal property. Sale subject to Comptroller of the Currency approval and court confirmation. Auction to be held at Algona, Iowa with listings and details available at multiple offices in Algona, Renwick, Mason City, and Huabldt in Iowa and North Saints in Mason City.
The note highlights March’s arrival and spring gardening, touting radish sowing and a supply of grain seed. It advertises red clover and alfalfa prices as unusually low and hints at local business strain and community labor dynamics between men and women.
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