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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
5
An advertisement urges merchants to contact Miller the printer for simple guidance to lift business volume by at least fifteen percent with minimal effort. It promises actionable information and emphasizes a first step by asking Miller for the details.
Editor and family visited relatives at Livermore. youths danced there on Thursday. Residents improved homes with fresh paint. several local people visited friends last Saturday. A veterinary student from Fort Dodge returned from New Jersey. Mercy Hospital was noted. The Junior-Senior banquet occurred at the high school gymnasium with a three course supper. The town discusses coinage systems and local commerce includes ads for plants and dry goods. several locals noted daily life and community events.
A rustic verse recounts a farmer's tale of a hen that once hatched many chicks but now has none. The narrator laments the decline from a bright brood to three or four, warning children to learn lessons well to distinguish a goose egg from a score. Walt Mason lends rhythmic, folksy commentary on growth and loss.
Editor Sethi and Campion figure in a quirky Whittemore tale as Mayor Dailey probes a poultry prank. A haystring chicken scheme, involving corn grains and a string, led to fake chickentown chaos with printed letters, sparking an odd local incident.
Yephias Weimer and Harry Gangstad pled guilty before Judge Coyle to burglary at the Osborn street tent market. Weimer received a ten year indeterminate sentence at Anamosa. Gangstad paid a $100 fine and nine days in county jail. Weimer was taken to Anamosa. Gangstad’s lenient sentence was for being led into the scrape by Weimer and as his first offense.
The Farmers Elevator office in Livermore was broken into last night with several shotguns and rifles stolen. The rifles had been distributed through banks to sharpshooters for protecting businesses. An American Legion unit in the office was not molested.
Humboldt attorney Fred Lovrien announces his bid for State Representative from the district. He has built a reputation in recent years across this and adjoining counties and is expected to visit the area soon to meet voters.
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