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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
5
A candidate announces intent to seek the State Senate seat from the Humboldt Buena Vista counties district. The statement cites the GOP voters as the decision maker and references a June 1930 meeting in an Ohio region, with names and towns obscured by OCR.
John Cunningham declares candidacy for the office of State Representative from Humboldt County subject to the will of Republican voters at the June 1930 primary. The announcement comes amid local political activity as the primary approaches.
Multiple announcements from Iowa candidates declare runs for County Recorder and County Treasurer in Harbaldt Hhumabolds and related counties. The notices note Republican voters’ will at upcoming primaries in 1930 and 1980, naming Ethel Barrett Byrne Jhorchy and W C Ony Ottasen as contenders.
Matts A. Wallukait, clerk of the district court, asks Humboldt County Republicans to consider his candidacy at the June 1938 primaries. He appeals to party voters for support and mentions his official role.
C. G. Scarborough announces candidacy for Humboldt County Iowa County Auditor subject to Republican voters in the June 2 1930 primary. J. C. McFarland also enters the race indicating similar candidacy for the same office.
A set of unlikely candidate notices from 1920 1980s Iowa elections announces runs for county offices. Names include John F Kelling S Herrick Vor Lewis Saverude Henry Soxo and W V Hansen with offices Sheriff Supervisor and County Attorney amid Republican primary filings in Humboldt Humboldt Wright and surrounding counties.
Health writers debate long life virtues amid varied methods. Walter Camp’s death at 65 prompts skeptic letters about daily exercise, vegetarianism, cold baths, and the famed “daily dozen.” Proponents insist health routines aid many, though some see no clear benefit.
The Iowa State Fair in Des Moines will run August 20 to 29, offering 142073.50 in cash premiums across farm products live stock and youth clubs with total prizes in the boys and girls club department at 16375. The 282 page premium list outlines rules and offerings and can be obtained from the Secretary, Iowa State Fair, Des Moines.
Two women Mia Olden and Mya Cronk were injured when a car carrying a group of schoolgirls veered off Highway No 10 eight miles south of Callnat corner and overturned. Mrs Olden suffered a deep facial gash and was taken to St Josephs Mercy hospital Fort Dalge, Cronk sustained dental and head injuries and was taken to Humboldt.
The Humboldt American Legion Post 3 will host Play Day on July fourth with two big baseball games races vaudeville acts and other attractions on the grounds and grand stand. A new dance pavilion will feature a top Iowa band for dancing as families enjoy a full day of entertainment and the event invites all northwest Iowa residents to attend.
A Decoration Day program begins 9 30 at Vernon Cemetery with graves being decorated by the band reading the names of the honor dead by Omar Davis and invocation by Rev Haehlen. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by Clem Block followed by a Serioal Children song and bene diction by Rev Hurley. A firing squad and Taps occur at Luni Cemetery with further readings of the honor names and invocations by Rev Jacobson and Rev Dirk, ending with benedictions by Rev Dirk.
An exchange attributes rules to Weller Johnson, manager of the Washington Senators, applying to baseball and life. The maxims urge playing fair, respecting discipline, avoiding alibis, accepting freaks of the game, grit in hardship, living cleanly, not criticizing teammates, and never quitting.
Funeral services for Miss Pearle Schultz, a registered nurse, who died in a Detroit hospital after a brief illness with tubercular meningitis, were held at LuVerne's Methodist church at 2:30 on Tuesday. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Schultz and two sisters and a brother, she had been a popular clerk at Latel & Maurer in Renwick years ago, with several Renwick friends attending.
A Goldthwaite candidate qualified to serve as successor to L. J. Dickinson in a congressional race. The filing confirms the bid moves forward under local election rules with party designation and eligibility verified by officials.
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