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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
5
The passage urges careful handling of money and promotes a bank as a safe place for funds. It emphasizes that banking protects against loss, theft, and misplacement and promises checks as receipts with monthly statements detailing all transactions.
State Fair officials announce the largest premium list ever offered at the Iowa State Fair with over 142 600 in classifications including Horses 29010 Speed events 23000 Cattle 40875 Swine 7600 Sheep 5108 Poultry 2419 Agriculture 13593 Horticulture 0908109 Boy and Girls Contest 8851. The exhibit will tax the fair grounds to the limit and the list may be obtained from Secretary A R Gorey at Des Moines. A larger number of local duties is anticipated.
Fire at Hans Holm farm north of town last Saturday night destroyed the big barn and 2000 bushels of oats, a new Mitchell car, machinery, horses, calves, and more. An gasoline ignition caused clothing on Mr. Halin to catch fire. he leapt into a nearby water tank to escape. Loss estimated around 315,000 with neighbors aiding to support farm work.
J H Leuthie suffered multiple serious injuries when a tractor crank rope problem caused the machine to jolt and pull him into the whirling parts. Found near the machine, he was rushed to Algona hospital with ribs, collar bone, arm, back and head injuries. Doctors report slow but hopeful recovery as visitors keep up morale.
Ralph Block Semanary was kicked in the face by a horse at the family stable last Saturday morning. His cheekbone was badly broken and his face bruised. he was taken to Algona hospital where surgeons operated for several hours and, at last report, he was recovering well. Friends have visited him this past week.
Congress speeds through a busy start with the emergency tariff immigration and navy bills advancing. The Senate confirms presidential appointments and Colombia treaty. committees reorganize for efficiency. House appropriations and agriculture panels push multiple bills including Dickinson and Tinder proposals. Cornell College head Dr Flint visits Washington for June 8 commencement plans. ELBY Wilgon of Des Moines, IA, contacts Iowa delegation members.
A fragmented monologue extols peaceful neighborhood life while mockingly sparring over rights and grievances. It references neighbors, hens, a dog on the gate, a piano player, and a resident named Bildad. The piece diverges into oddities about beer, wine, and a Palmer method note.
The passage argues that reducing prices helps customers buy and invites bringing problems for friendly advice and practical plans. It offers plans and suggestions to improve work efficiency, home repairs, or remodeling and promises helpful counsel with no obligation.
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