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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
5
Club Caratients and Big Clubs enroll youths this month for pig contests. Orren Hook of Humboldt leads the pig committee with purchasing oversight. County air Board promises premiums and a possible free Ames Short Course trip for top exhibitors. trips and tours planned for summer.
Pasticel, a noted chemist, announces a method to produce chromium hydrogen fuel. He asserts it can power automobiles, with one gallon covering about 250 miles. He also suggests applicability to railway locomotives and ship engines.
Mrs Olive Palmer, born 1859 in Tackhaus County Iowa, married Emmanuel Palmer in 1860. They farmed near Wright County before moving to Henwick. Survived by five sons and four daughters, she was active in Royal Neighbors of America. Funeral May 7 at Baptist Church Renwick with interment Elmwood Cemetery. Local attendees listed.
The Palmer children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings during their mother’s illness and death.
Fort Dodge Iowa hosts a two day Round Up at the Hawkeye Exposition plant showcasing true western sport. Cowboys and cowgirls compete in bronco busting steer roping and tying bare back riding and dozens more events with prizes funded by local merchants. Thousands attend as stock from New Mexico arrives for the event.
A thrifty recipe from the Division of Women’s Activities Department of Justice outlines veal shank preparation. Boil until tender, remove meat, cut, crumb coat, saute in butter, garnish with parsley, and serve with a potato, turnip, and parsley soup stock to feed a family of five.
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