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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
7
The Senior Class promotes its play White Collivra and the Vernon Theatre hosted Stop Thief talent. Over 1000 teachers attended the Mason City sectional, with notes on weather and baseball plans. Mr Messer is a county election candidate, and education aims to aid children with additional schooling time.
The sheriff notifies the sale of property in Humble County Iowa to satisfy a debt of One Thousand Five Hundred plus costs. The property described is the undivided half interest in the Northeast Quarter of Section Eight Township 684 North Range 27 West, to be sold at public auction at the court house in Dikata City on a stated date.
A garbled text fragment references advice and consultation involving parents teachers and administrators but lacks clear details or identifiable names or events. The piece hints at discussions with a primary teacher or superintendent but the meaning is obscured.
Vornoi school reports grades improving with a focus on spelling and handwriting. Marion Wigand wins first in the county spelling contest held at the high school auditorium. Mobel Kleve earns a one dollar prize for top spelling during a school event.
The Evangelical Church announces a Sunday service led by Pastor J. C. Granner with guest Mr. Redack from Freport attending. No regular preaching. E L G E L G will fill the hour with singing, music, and extra discussions on the regular lesson. Members urged to attend.
Sunday school at 9:00 and 11:00 morning services in German. Evening service in English includes Matthew 27:2. Rebeka Circle meets with Mrs. Arinen White and Mrs. Guo. Clanssen hosts a birthday event. Eagle Grave visitors listed.
Treasury Department notice requires all to present proof to Rorebeck Receiver by this date for claims against The First National Bank of Rentwick. Legal proof of a claim must be shown or it will be disallowed as per the Comptroller of the Currency.
A Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Boaria Lowe united Genevado Lea Kilay of Kanawhin with Schnebly. Officiated by Kanawha clergyman Uler. The bride wore a blue dress. bridegroom in conventional dark suit. A wedding supper followed for the immediate family and the minister. The couple will reside on the farm near Kuna Whit after a brief trip.
The Belmond sugar factory will not operate this season. Earlier reports had hinted at a possible run, but that hope is abandoned. The Dyer Company, holder of a mortgage on the plant, has foreclosed in federal court at Fort Dadwee. a sale by court order may follow in January if the claim is not satisfied.
Notice invites all county residents to the Register Spelling Bee at 2:30 p m on April 12 1927 in the Humboldt school building. Winners from different schools compete for county championship and the victor goes to Des Moines for the state contest. County Superintendent Cltrener Messer leads the event.
The excerpt notes long, costly projects by scholars and collectors, including a 400,000 word dictionary finished after 1882 with 12 workers and about 125000 dollars, Shakespeare concordance of 31,000 references over 18 years, and William Thawyer’s Bible project of 7000 engravings integrated into 40 volumes costing 20000 dollars over 26 years.
In 1299 Campancetinga leaders Inhn and Witla Mc Gee arrived in Logan County Kentucky on a preaching tour. Their revival at Red River and Muddy River drew thousands to camp meetings with wagons tents and provisions. Over 20 000 gathered at Cabin Creek for a session as revivals spread widely.
The American institution in Constantinople reports a rising Turkish student share. This year more than 80 percent of its 400 students are Turkish, up from prewar levels when Turks comprised a smaller fraction.
Reported measures for shipping live fish by train include a specially built tank car to reduce motion sickness during long journeys. The development targets safer, less stressful transport and preserves fish stock during interstate moves amid ongoing industry concerns.
Mrs Lewis Hanson, 18, is home from the hospital at Ten City and is recovering well. The Luni Cemetery Society plans a Friday meeting at Mrs Ernest Kraft’s home on April 15. Farmers report drier fields allowing work with disco and seeberg.
The Washington Star recalls two public school buildings at 263 Lafayette Street and 36 City Wall Place, erected in 1848 and used for 83 years. It notes U S presidents, Noah Webster and Daniel Webster, and historic events of the era including the Oregon Trail and early telegraph milestones.
A clipped fragment from a polar news page contains garbled text about nosih poles and a conaf over Lieth ollibe fimel, with unclear meaning. The readable bits hint at a routine item or stray typo rather than a coherent event.
The northeastern wireless ang iing-distance telephone administration announces two major lines near Mukden. One section runs from Mukden north to Sennlee, the other from Tieh Haz to Fekuinen, totaling 25 routes.
The foreign Office in Peking issues guidance as reported by the Chinese minister dn Epelin warning that Chinese students who marry in Germany neglect studies and forget their homeland.
Homeowner Wi J Holt used two rosling fire sources to heat a new residence in Las Anigelee. A cold embers ignited the fireplace and damaged a wall and much of the furniture. The fireplace, described as a Guntoy of wooden look with a smoky finish, burned through portions of the room.
A young woman entered a dry goods store seeking fashionable hose. The clerk, eager to please, offered to roll them free of charge with a cheerful quip in a brisk exchange.
Jade deposits in eastern Oregon have been timed for commercial extraction. Maximilian Joseph Renz, a Seattle chemist who discovered the jade, plans mining in a large area southwest of Durkea in Baker County.
The house of commons comprises 615 members allocated by population England 492 Wales and Monmouth 36 Scotland 14 Northern Ireland 13.
The Nubian Lake in North Africa is shrinking from drought and reduced inflow. Once covering about 20 000 square miles at high water, it now drops to roughly 4 200 square miles, risking emptying into the Niger River and devastating the fertile delta rich in cotton sorghum rice wheat sugar cane and tobacco.
S L Gillise recalls a grandfather who served as agent for a tribe on the Indiana reservation in western Nebraska. The method involved encircling several acres with a fire ring to trap grasshoppers, driving them into a hole, then grinding them into meal to mix with cornmeal for bread.
A hidden epidemic endangers England's oak stands with a disease spreading through southern counties. The Forestry Commission notes milder and rover moth involvement, warning damage to the national oak supply unless containment occurs.
English See. War dances mark the first reception to the Rhodes scholars who entered Oxford last fall. The dances were performed in costume with tomtom accompaniment by Karl Young, Rhodes echoist from Utah, who spent time among Indiana during attending the Desh Agricultural College.
The tallest structure cited is the Woolworth Building in New York at 792 feet. The Rasptisa pyrimid is listed at 450 feet. Salisbury Cathedral's spire is 404 feet high, and the cross on St Paul’s Cathedral in London stands 385 feet above street level.
A two billion candle power searchlight, the largest in the world, was shown at the Electrical Industrial Exposition in New York City. Officials claim a man ten miles away could read by it, and operators can clearly discern objects at five to six miles.
The University of Hrawniign reports 728 students representing the United States Japan Korea China India and other nations. Caucasian students account for 41 percent, Japanese 28 percent, Chinese 14 percent, and other groups fill the remainder.
A derelict prison site in Christchurch is being cleared to create a children’s recreation park. Heavy machinery levels the old walls as workers plan a new playground with future development expected to begin soon.
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