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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
9
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Clay County grand jury indicted Clyde C. Coyle, son of a judge, on charges linked to wife desertion. He was arrested in Des Moines after a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace L. McLane. Bond set at 500 was posted. he was released. Trial slated for May term before Judge James DeLand with the judge likely presiding.
A quirky verse by Walt Mason recounts villagers and three preachers backing a man’s alibi after a caped mischief involving an Airedale dog. He recalls intending mischief then choosing moral acts and neighbors’ testimony to avert suspicion.
A warning column notes that newspaper stock swindles flood the market and many men know little about investments. It urges readers to consult a bond house or banker before risking money, arguing fools rise when the uninformed trust fake sellers and lose savings.
A garbled report notes a boys outing at school grounds on Sunday where shots glanced by a chimpanzee and a smiley flash startled players. A referenced family faced potential danger if gun use had been more directed. Corwith Huntlor is mentioned.
Goldfield Chronicle reports the Dapaly Sheriff visited town last Sunday to observe a park game where youths faced disarray. He made a special request and helped relieve tensions by removing balance used during the pleasant Kilile game.
An interview from Poughkeepsie discusses Ford and other figures shaping the presidential race. The piece notes Ford as a potential candidate and highlights opinions from Louis Seibold and Senator Harrison about the current political landscape and Henry Ward's prospects.
The piece argues towns stay prosperous only when citizens and tradesmen support local commerce. It claims shopping at home builds trust, lowers prices, and keeps trade from drifting abroad. It warns that reliance on outside purchases dissolves confidence and weakens the town’s economy.
Incomes have risen with construction costs, yet many want every new feature. The speaker argues people would not be satisfied with a 1918 bungalow today, and high costs come from inflated desires for luxuries rather than lumber alone. Homeownership is possible today as it was in the past if one controls spending.
An Omaha fraud case centers on Standard Grocery Company circulating mail circulars promising fifty free chicks with orders of 19.96. Customers complained they received nothing. postal inspectors arrested several perpetrators, while a few victims recovered funds before the scheme collapsed.
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