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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
5
A series of candidate notices from Humboldt Pocahontas and Buena Vista counties announces runs for state senator and U S representative district offices. Names include W R Tutehie John Cunningham and W U Strachan with primaries slated for June in various years.
Ethel Barrett announces candidacy for County Recorder in Holt County and asks Republican voters to consider her at the June 1980 primary. The filing emphasizes commitment to public records and local governance.
W G Hong and Byrne announce their candidacies for the office of Humboldt County Treasurer in the 1900 Republican primaries. Both state they are acting under the will of Republican voters in their townsOtlesen and Me.
Matts A Wallukail announces his run for Clerk of the District Court in Humboldt County Iowa and asks Republican voters for consideration at the June 1930 primary.
A series of brief notices from candidates announces runs for County Auditor in Avaltar Vaundolilt, Tun bolt, and Humboldt Counties, and for Wright County Supervisor Second District. Dates center on June 1930 primaries with Republican voters, names include C. G. Scarborough, Dean Hidate, John F. Kelling, T. S. Harrivk.
Supervisor Plensa enters the race for Phirt District supervisor subject to the will of Republican voters at the June 1990 primaries. Lewis Savernde supports the campaign as a local party member and organizer.
War County Sheriff Henry J. Sexe and Humboldt County candidate W. T. Manson announce intention to seek the office of sheriff in Iowa. Both filings state candidacy is subject to the will of Republican voters in the upcoming primaries and conventions.
A concise report on Julian Huxley discussing life scales from giants like trees to tiny microbes. The piece highlights vast size contrasts, insect biology, and human cellular estimates, noting fleas and ants’ surprising traits and the balance between humans, animals, and microbes.
Senator Wheeler recalls a citizenship interview where a young applicant mixed up presidents. The judge asked who leads the United States and the man cited Al Smith, asserting Republican rhetoric predicted a panic and economic collapse if Smith won, hence insisting Smith is president.
Denver lawyers question the marriage as legal and marriage vows are mocked by the bishop. The couple may seek separation in court, with possible divorce spoken by a judge. The monologue muses on mortality and a shifting, detached era.
Report notes a birth on a steamship bound between Europe and America with passengers contributing 20.04 dollars. A suggestion mentioned a fund or trust related to Scotehman, with a reverent check-up noted toward three Scotehmon.
The London conference fails to deliver a five power treaty but a three power accord among the United States Great Britain and Japan promises about a billion dollars in new warship construction. It keeps parity with Britain yet does not reduce existing fleet sizes and allows expansion if others build aggressively. France and Italy remain outside the pact despite hopes of inclusion.
An essay on eggs humorously breaks the egg into four parts shell yolk white and price. It compares the shell to a fragile moral rule and notes the price as the key protection. The piece jokes about spoilage and seasonal eating while satirizing changing business methods and egg storage.
The piece laments small minded locals who oppose progress when a movement is led by certain individuals. It remarks on minority opposition and notes a Congress bill to relax war-time defense duties for naturalized aliens, joking about immigration premiums. It also mentions data errors, birth control agitators, and a Pathfinder note about the author of Sweet Adeline.
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