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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
5
An extended tribute on Mother's Day reflecting on a mother's unwavering care, sacrifice, and blessing. The piece laments forgetting daily gratitude and stresses that mothers shape the world with love, courage, and devotion through every life stage. praise rises in a timeless prayer to God.
The Union Services will be held at the Methodist Church on Sunday May 15 at 8 pm with Rev LW Reuther as speaker. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday May 20 at 8 pm in the Baptist Church with Rev R B Cook. Memorial services follow on Sunday May 27 at 8 pm in the Evangelical Church with Rev Gerald P Neyton as speaker.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled The Rotationship of the Church to Christ. Bible study on Thursday evening at 7.30. Choir practice Saturday evening at 7. Brainy welcome to all hands. invitation to come, bring friends, and worship with us.
A fragmented squib comments on Vernon school matters and prohibition laws with whimsical misrendered phrases. It references Paderewski and a concert tour while broadly nodding to social topics of the era. The piece reads as a rough, humorous column blurting political and cultural tidbits.
The Town Council met in regular session on May 11 1924 with Mayor Tanek presiding and all members present. Bills totaling 42 354 and 9 631 were read and approved or allowed by the finance committee. one street commissioner bid was received and accepted for Will Blesie with rates per hour day and horse team noted. Adjournment followed a motion and second.
A rustic tale by Walt Mason shows how patient gentleness transforms a hostile cow named Bossie. The narrator recalls being gored and kicked until kindness, not force, softens her. Eventually Bossie follows him, wagging her tail, illustrating how compassion wins stubborn beasts and, symbolically, voters.
As spring arrives Renwick launches its annual refuse drive. Homes air out, basements spill tin cans and dirt, and yards are tidied. Residents are urged to dress well and present a neat town for visitors and newcomers. Nearby notes joke about a New York hunter heading to India with pink ducks and 20 elephants.
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