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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
5
A short piece discusses how cash in hand tempts spending while money in a bank stays safe. It notes that carrying funds can lead to impulsive purchases and that bank-held money avoids this temptation. It emphasizes the discipline of using banked money to curb overspending.
A collage of notes from Humboldt area towns reports visits by Lena Golgat and others, local illnesses, and community events. It mentions Miss Bessie Thompson and Miss Bessie Hutchinson visiting Fort Dodge, Blowing dust of railway wrecks near Livermore, Renwick buying a Holton horn for $87, and a hospital telephone dispute leading to a $999 verdict on appeal.
A church in Belgium sought painting restoration and a detailed bill. The ledger lists charges totaling 67.28 dollars for holy image touchups and whimsical reimaginings such as renewing heaven, touching up purgatory, gilding guardian angel wings, and other playful restorations.
A Walt Mason verse reflects on the unsettled March, with sudden shifts from snow to warmth and back. The speaker notes people and months alternating in character, likening March to a season of chaos but closing with a meditation on spring’s mischief and human folly.
A M and St L passenger train derailed near Livermore last Friday afternoon, three feet from a prior major wreck site. The tender jumped the track tearing ties and rails for several rods, dropping the balance onto the roadbed without overturning cars. No lives were lost, but the incident reflects ongoing dangers on the line.
Senator William S. Kenyon of Ft. Dodge announces a forthcoming trip to Ireland to study conditions and decide on the Irish question. He cites two reasons for the journey: first to study conditions firsthand, and second to gain rest.
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