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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
7
Vernon residents report visits by families and candidates, upcoming elections and decorations. The Vernon school prepares exhibits for the County Fair, with a week of activities and a reception for visitors. The Farm Bureau met at the schoolhouse with a social evening and refreshments.
A wartime scene describes a restless American soldier in the Meuse Argonne, likened to French and Turkish traits by the Tome Sector, as he and the Seventy-eighth Division push under shell fire. A lieutenant orders to protect a dugout while a German prisoner digs nearby, the doughboy guarding his weapon.
Next week will be a cleanup in Renwick with all rubbish and refuse in the streets and alleys. It must be cleared by week’s end or authorities will act at your expense. A dump will be open for those who want to use it during the week. Do not scatter rubbish along the way or unload it elsewhere. Friday, Mayor.
Plymouth Rock discusses price strategies and investment terms for a new netting project. The note cites a $1.80 unit cost and a $38 investment figure, mentioning an individual referred to as Miss WL Helm in connection with the plan.
Odd clippings report Dr Richardenn of Goldfield at Brooklyns Town. Fred Walker buys a Ford Sedan from Whyte Motor Co. Mentions include weather remarks, May events from May 17 to 22, and social gatherings at local homes. Also notes about migratory workers and local resolutions.
The program outlines an address by Grea Chun GAY and Wassatt during the presentation of diplomas, featuring a formal musical recital by the orchestra and glee club as part of the ceremony.
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