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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
5
Community items cover church services and World Wide Movement events. Local businessmen Lew from Engle and O. H. Peden of Goldfield push sales and supplies. Farm Bureau and park plans invite residents to Friday meetings while bidders win twine at 18 cents a wound. Governor Edwards stirs state politics with a surprising platform.
A vintage recipe titled Pot Roast with Vegetables uses chuck roast carrots onions and turnips with fat from salt pork. Meat is browned in fat then simmered with vegetables for four to five hours and served with thickened gravy.
The Meume ntion Marne movement plans a statue to honor the Allied effort on the Marne battlefield. Iowa aims to contribute 5000 toward a total 250000 cost as a symbolic exchange of gifts with France. Governor Harding proclaims a fundraising week from April 5 to 11 to collect the funds.
The article urges players to form a team promptly and raise funds, noting solid material and a well prepared ground with a paid for grandstand. It highlights reduced expenses this year and support from local patrons backing efforts to field a strong squad.
Hugh Pierce drove to Corwith on business last Wednesday. Chas Quinn visited from Irvington last Friday and Saturday. Miss Bertha Selelid left for Blue Earth Minnesota Monday. Bi Selgelid hosted Elroy friends Tuesday for a sixth birthday with ice cream and cake. Evangelical Ladies Aid welcomed Mrs Ellmer Tuesday afternoon. A curious old term shun-pike appears in a brief anecdote about thrifty ancestors.
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