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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
2
Visitors Mr find Mia and Mr. Walter McPeak called in Baghe Grove while Eddy Javis and family hosted. The Lutherie Ladies Aid to meet April 5 with Mrs. Holmke and others. Cemetery and Mission meetings set for April 6. Community news mentions moving houses, a coupon offer for flour, and various visits and activities including church programs and society events. Tanlac ads and local insurance notices round out the snippets.
A murky dispute centers on a laboratory described as purely theoretical and a chief exponent named Wendel. Accusations allege harmful slander between March dates about alleged device use and hoot tech claims, with the school seeking $10,000 in district court to settle.
The Rock Island railroad advertises for a carload of the most expensive bulls, then reveals a twist by seeking the “meanest” zerub bulls as a lesson on cattle value. The move references top Holsteins and notable salaries, with plans to compare dressed beef yields and slaughter prices against live weights.
Thos Frankson of St. Paul traded for Williams hardware stock and real estate two weeks ago then sold the stock to local resident Chas Walker here Tuesday. Frankson regained ownership of the building and lots. Walker takes possession and will run the store. Friends wish Walker success in his new venture.
Herbert C. Flint of LeCoutii i LeiWay is appointed county agent for the coming year at a salary of 2000 dollars. He comes from Nebraska where he taught in a Farm School and managed a large herd of purebred cattle and hogs. Local support and Farm Bureau cooperation are hoped to aid his work in animal husbandry and community projects beginning April 1.
A J B C Club meeting on the 24th included Mrs Hallinisted and 11 members. Visitors Mrs Stockdale Mrs Steve Palmer and Mrs Heggen attended. Mrs Pehl presented a program on hidden stationery. After a two course luncheon, attendees departed reporting a very good time.
The quarterly meeting will be held at the Lutheran church next Sunday at 2 p m Rev Reuther will discuss foreign missions in the evening The Senior Class was entertained at the home of Pryd Cagelsberg on Tuesday night The Board of Equalization meets April 8 1922 at my residence Anyone needing row work should meet with the board Be Simpson clerk C E Lewis of Mingle Grove was a business visitor here Tuesday Mrs Pete Ludsinger visited relatives last week at Dakota City Cards announced the birth of a baby to Dr and Mrs L R Turner at Rochester Minnesota on March 20 Emanuel Wood the oldest G N E engineer died at Flagely Grove last Friday at age TL years He had been pensioned four years ago Bert Melnke is a N the rskin on the end of his nose A well Miss Mary field enjoyed a visit last week from her brother who is in school and danger of noses burning at Ames
An ad style note touts Hollister's Goltin Nuggeted Tablets as a remedy for cleaning and digestion, claiming they aid a weary system, improve mood, and refresh the body. It credits AVR Martin & Co as the distributor.
Card expresses gratitude to the Woblie and Indies Who for their peaceful contributions at the rummage sale held last Saturday. It thanks them for making and serving culled refreshments and assisting with the event.
Cleaning and pressing services are offered for modern attire including suits and gentleman’s clothing. The ad mentions equipment from Winton Reach and references BLG Gricbol Avent as part of the cleaning operation.
A confused exchange centers on whether the phrase to Dike and to lover has distinct meanings. Helen asks for guidance while expressing a preference for a man and for chocolate, suggesting a light, domestic tone.
A young couple moves into the house next door and a man notices a chair resembling one of his own in their library. He peers through the window and overhears a remark about friendly neighbors before retreating as the wife draws the shade.
A remembered schoolyard romance from childhood recalls a boy at ten or eleven who chased a beautiful blonde classmate, wrote notes, and could not study. She preferred another, later the blonde entered movies with Alan Exchange.
A scattered OCR page reports personal moves Elmer Hazelwood’s relocation to a farm near Tapio, Minnesota, and a Minnesota resident helping his brother’s store. It notes weather snow, a German mark price, a wedding trip to Winnebago, and a school program with Queta Hangy. It laments low rummage sale turnout and public interest in the band.
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