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Readers are urged to subscribe to The American Boy for sports guidance and fiction. Editor Griffith Ogden Eye explains interviews with top teams and stars like Minnesota and Pittsburgh coaches, plus features on football, swimming, basketball, and athletic training. Subscriptions offered from Detroit with international rates.
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Totes Griffith
Ogden Ela
Etal
Hay
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Jack Mucies
Ray Daughters
Baatern High School
Washington, D.C
Flavia
Benels
Americ
Sparta
Detroit
Mich
Maclowe
Council Proceedings Read and Budgeted Town Bills
The Town Council met November 2, 105, Mayor Packard presiding with all council members present. Minutes from October meetings were read, and bills from multiple vendors were approved by the finance committee after roll call. A resignation as Town Assessor by R. B. Conk was read. Homer P. Thiel was sworn in as Assessor to fill the unexpired term.
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Packard
Meadlings
Jagua Printing Co
Righardgon
A. Tanek
Balden Weikel
Renwick Auto & Impl. Co
Wealinghouse Bec
Sup. Co
Bankers Rubber Stamp Works
Keen Mfg
Line Material Co
N. WW
Bell Tel, Co
M. B. Richardson & Co
Arlo McGowand R. B. Conk
Runwick Savings Bank
Varry-Durin Ca
Fec
Mice
Carleton D. Beh
Peek's Products Co
John E
Homer P. Thiel
Mae
Fritz Britt
Renwick Girl Elected Queen of Homecoming at Western Union
Miss Evelyn Bohl of Renwick elected Homecoming queen at Western Union College LeMars Tawa. Merlin Kober of LaPorte chosen as king or duke with Ming Solie as Girl’s Glee Club president and WG A vice president. Attendants include Mona Newhecker Freda McCune Hileen Wahl Levia Jaidwig Erma Lippke.
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Evelyn Bohl
Renwick
Pope Why
Merlin Kober
LaPorte
Ww Duly
Men‘athletic Association
Queena
Mies Mona Newhecker
Sargeant
Nebraska
Freda McCune
Moville
Mies Hileen Wahl
Paton
Misa
Slevia Jaidwig
Remon
Milas Nevashikson
Duinent
Erma Lippke
LeMara
Newhecker, Wahl
McCune
Friday Jones Blanche Wed in Mason City Ceremony
Friday Jones Blanche M Wridsy daughter of Mrs and Mrs Wendel Friday and Wayne Jones son of Mr and Mrs Art Jones were united in marriage at Mason City at 7 80 o clock Saturday evening November 3 Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Rive The bride wore a national crepe dress and the groom blue They left the same evening for their new home in Woodbine Both families are graduates of Vernon Consolidated School and well known in the community Congratulations from many friends follow them.
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Blanche M. Wridsy
Wendel
Wayne €. Jones
Art Jones
Mason City
George Rive
Woodbine
Hoth
Joneg
Vernon Consolidated School
Manny
Celebrate Birthday and Wedding Anniversary
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Frank gathered at their country lane last Sunday to celebrate the thirty fifth wedding anniversary and Mr. Frank's birthday. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. K. Frank and daughter Beverly Jean of Laverne, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lehman and son Harold of Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson and daughters Thelma and Mildred, Vir. Lee and Me., Mrs. WV. HO Laey of Alpana.
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J. H. Frank
Mr. Frank
K. Frank
Beverly Jean
Laverne
Mra
D. D. Lehman
Harold
Jewell
Sid
C. S. Johnson
Thelma
EB. Jones Wil
Midred
Vir. Lee
HO Laey
Alpana
School Teachers Cars Robbed at Ames
Miss Dorothy Richardson and Miss Dorothy Dawson left their car briefly at Ames while attending the water convention in Des Moines. While away a thief took Miss Rievardsen's bag from the car containing about $60 in wearing apparel. Reports say other teachers from Goldfield also had their cars rifled. Local families and visitors, including Rev and Mrs Orvis Schresset of Magnolia, were noted in town events and travel over the weekend. A infant, Marlene Nelson, died after a hemorrhage following whooping cough. funeral held in Goldfield with many local relatives in attendance.
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Wate
Des Moines
Finaiihlny
Dorothy Richardon
Dorothy Dawson
Ames
Rievardsen
Goldfield
Humboldt County to Spend $79,000 on Secondary Roads
Humboldt County supervisors approve a $79,000 program for secondary road work with 60 percent funded by the government. Projects cover graveling and resurfacing roads in Vernon, Lake, and Norway townships, with labor paid at $40 to $45 monthly and four days per week. Work begins after corn harvest and may take up to a year, with county relief funds covering the local share.
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Humbaldt County Board, of Supervisors
Vernon
Lake
Norway
Pame Ag
Government Issues New Dollar Bills
The government will issue a new silver certificate dollar bill described by Secretary Morgenthau as the handsomest ever. The size remains the same as current notes, but the design changes include a picture of the Great Seal on the back and altered front with signatures printed later by steel dies after numbering and sealing.
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Morgenthau
Local notes and social updates from the Amea area
Mrs Arthur Gangstead visited here last Saturday. Rudy Freitag of Monticello sent a subscription check for the Times. The American Legion Auxiliary will dine at Legion hall Monday at seven for Armistice Day. Miss Margie Green and William Palmateer wed in Goldfield after a highway wreck near Renwick. Mrs L R Turner hosted the $00 bridge club with high prize to Mrs S H L Klassie. Halloween pranks were mild but notes demanded cookies or pie on doorsteps. witches were humorously threatened if not.
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Nra
Arthur Gangstead
Amea
Rudy Freitag
Monticello
Wis
the Times
American Legion Aud Axillary
Witl Haven
The
Legion Hall
Margie Green
Hardy
William Palmateer
Goldfield
Hallowe'en
Twenty One Years Ago in Renveik Times Nov 5 1914
News notes from Renveik include Wm Rier harvesting 3700 bushels of oats, John Calleren shipping cars of hogs and cattle, and social visits among locals. Henry Friday of Humboldt visits town. Mr and Mrs Iver Egenes of Story City host weekend guests. The 8 T W club holds a Hallo we'en party at Ormy French home. Methodist church plans basement improvements funded at 1200 dollars. Fire National Bank renovates upstairs with electric wiring. premiums from county and state fairs shown at State Bank. Various travels and local happenings include Stoddard and Genevieve's Humboldt trip, dental work, Cole building leased for a picture show, Woodmen of the World husking corn, and town residents aiding Lech at the M W A camp in Colorado.
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Wm. Rier
John Calleren
Henry Friday
Humboldt Wen
Robert
Winnie McGowan
Waterloo
Iver Egenes
Story City
John Egenes
Ormy French
8. T. W. Club
National Bank
Bank
S. H. Hefty & Son
R. W. Frank
State Bank
Iowa
Minnesota
Mtre
Stoddard
Genevieve
Humboldt
Hiyh Packard
P. H. Thiel
Eagle Grove
Bea
John Tech
Pete
Cole
Main Street
Chas
Hawthorne
Chaz
Woodmen
Lech
M.W. A
Colorado
Former Renwick Pastor Dies in Wayne Nebraska
Word was received of the death of Rev. S. I. Jacobson at Wayne Nebraska after injuries from an auto accident last Sunday. He leaves his wife and six children. The funeral is being held this morning. Jacobson served as pastor of the Methodist church here several years ago. He gave up preaching this fall due to Mrs. Jacobson’s health and they were living with her folk at Wayne.
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S. I. Jacobson
Wayne
Neb
Local notes and family news from Port Dodge area
E C Kraft and daughter Irma were Port Dodge visitors Saturday. Will Biging and children of LaVerne visited at the parental G A Stoddard home last Sunday. Twin boys weighing raven pounds each were born Tuesday night November 4 to Mr and Mrs Antone Speich, making seven children in the family. Lientey left Economy Food Shop and moved back to Kanawha. Gentry had managed the store seven months and is leaving. Leonard Van Dusseldorp of Kanawha is new manager, moving here with his wife into the Gontrys’ former home.
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E. ¢. Kraft
Irma
Port Dodge
Eabira
Will Biging
LaVerné
G. A. Stoddard
Alena Antone Speich
Thia
Mrs. Speich
Din Lientey
Kanawha
Mr. Gentry
Ars
Gentry
Leonard van Dusseldorp
Gontrys
Rail line abandonment opposed by town and shippers
The community protests the proposed closing of the M. and St. railroad line, arguing locals care only about their own losses while patronage has fallen. They warn government loans would delay the inevitable and urge continued use to prevent further cuts.
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Ebondon
Lord Churchill Blames Hitler for African Invasion
In a pointed remark Lord Churchill states that the Italian push into Africa is the fault of Adolf Hitler. The speaker expresses surprise yet relief, noting fears of accusations against Uncle Sam to cover costs of supposed efforts to restore peace.
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Lord Churchill
Africa
Adolph Hitler
Uncle Sam
Government warns on old dollar bills for subscriptions
A terse notice declares that old dollar bills remain valid for payments to this office, including Times subscriptions and other accounts, refusing no payment method and asserting acceptance of prior notes.
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the Times
War Debt and Domestic Financing Questioned
The article questions how a country unable to raise funds for its two billion dollar debt to the United States can now finance a war of its own, recognizing the enormous cost involved and the strain on national finances.
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Fticus
United States
Italy's expansion plans echo our production push
The note compares Italy's growth drive to our own production program, pointing to a government bonus for larger families and a struggle to find room as population rises. The remark highlights how both nations seek expansion but face territorial limits.
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Italy
Local visitors and gatherings in Kiemmne Swes City and Humboldt
Mr and Mrs A D Gimer and Clarence Johnson were business visitors in Kiemmne yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fred Rasmussen visited with relatives at Swes City and Armstrong over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Marcellus of Humboldt are visiting their daughter Mrs Harold Saxton and will stay part of the winter. The Rebekah Circle meets at Mrs H S Rice home this afternoon in its annual gathering honoring charter members Mrs H S Rice and Mrs A A Parkard with a program followed by lunch.
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A. D. Gimer
Clarence Johnson
Kiemmne
Fred Rasmussen
Swes City
Armstrong
Henry Marcellus
Humboldt
Harold Saxton
Rebekah
H. S. Rice
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Win Zentner
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Humboldt County
Tema
Renveick Times
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Renwick Times
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