Renwick School News Halloween Visit Ends In Mystery
Students in the third and fourth grade room enjoyed a Halloween party with ghosts goblins and witch themes. They read stories played games and had refreshments before four o clock. Marion Hanson celebrated his birthday with a rose decorated cake and nine candles while attendance improved as scarlet fever cases returned to class.
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Tosa
Orch Witch
Ghost
Goblin
Marion Hanson
Marion
Early Grade Room Highlights and Activities
Twenty six children in our room include ten second graders and sixteen first graders. New members Barbara Johnson and Richard Anderson joined. We hosted Halloween visits, had a bubble party, gave a talkie titled Little Red Hen, and watched shadow pictures. Miss Speich and Miss Kummueller visited as did third and fourth graders led by Charlotte Bee and Margaret Jack. We built orange crate library furniture, formed a rhythm band directed by Bernice Minor, and plan to perform at the carnival. A Story Hour Club meets Fridays. We study farm life, tracing animal care, seasonal farmer work, and dairy processes including butter. We visited the creamery and made butter in school.
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Barbara Johnson
Richard Anderson
Lateh
Blesie
Block
Peer
Mia
Long
Miss Speich
Charlotte Beebe
Margaret Jack
Wort Dodge visitors and area social notes
Mrs. 4. 10 Gimmes Thomas and Themis were among Wort Dodge visitors last Friday. A lumber from here are taking in the pationst corn picking derby at Fairmont Minnesota today. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nellis and daughter Rosemary visited last Sunday with relatives at West Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pressier and Fred Prensler of Duncombe were visitors at the John Swanson home that Sunday. We had heavy rating last Friday night and Saturday. The rest of the past week weather was pretty good for this time of year. Mrs. Jennie Swansen and son Oscar, Lloyd Swansen, Everitt Nord er and Duane Bonwell visited relatives and friends at Estherville last Saturday. Stew and Mrs R. J. Cook and children Gordon and Marjorie visited several days the past week at the Gerald Cook home here and with Mrs. Cook's brother at Marshalltown. Mr. and Mrs. George Latoh are visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids today. Mrs. Nellie Barnes who has been visiting there the past two weeks will return to Renwick with them. The Methodial Ladies Aid had a farewell party in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Lane last Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Marsh. The Marsh family move this week to Toledo where Mr. Marsh will supervise a number of farms for the Equitable Life Insurance company.
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Gimmes
Thomas
Themis
Wort Dodge
Fairmont
Dean Nellis
Rosemary
West Tend
Leslie Pressier
Fred Prensler
Duncombe
John Swanson
Jennie Swansen
Oscar
Lloyd Swansen
Everitt Norder
Duane Bonwell
Estherville
R. J. Cook
Gordon and
Mcirjorie
Gerald Cook
Mra
Lloyd Lane
Lset
Mua
Marsh
Toledo
Merah
Equitable Life Inturancs Company
Renwick Creamery Lists October Cream Checks High
October receipts show Renwick Creamery reporting its highest cream checks for the month. For sale items include Duroc boars from Wayne Stroegler and large pedigreed Chester White boars from Carl D. Larson and associates. Local visitors from Webster City and football notes cap the brief. Halloween mischief caused minor repairs but no casualties.
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Renwick
Wayne Stroegler
Carl D. Larson
Jess G. Smith
Kaawha
Mia Lawn Council Holds November 1934 Meeting
The regular meeting of Mia Lawn Council was held November 2 1934. Mayor Packard called the meeting to order. minutes of October were read. Bills approved by the finance committee included Ralph White Chas Morgan 5.00 W Snyder 6.00 etc and others totaling over a thousand dollars. A resolution was adopted following routine votes and committee reviews.
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Mia ‘Lawn Couneil
Packard
Ralph White
Chas
Vorgans Asti
Will G. Snyder
Chayeniee Blick
Miller
Janes Palisier
Harold
Saxton
Maury H. Boekned
Blanchard Oil Co
W. Richardson & Co
Kennedy & Jarsous Co
BAG ‘Treas. of State
the MeKnya Co
Ana Bechtel A'rvst Co
Quaker Oats Co
W.D. Allen Mfr. Co
W. M. Phipps
Renwick Savings Bank
W. J
Transfer of funds resolves to move water to road fund
Resolution proposes permanent transfer of 1200 from the Water Fund to the Road Fund to satisfy outstanding warrants and fund needs. The motion notes adequate Water Fund balance, compliance with Iowa municipal code, and is subject to State Controller approval. Vote recorded: five ayes, no nays. Town Clerk Fritz Britt signs.
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Iowa
Renwick
Humboldt County
Pritz Britt
A. de
Renwick Markets Prices For Wednesday November Seventh
Local dealers quoted market prices for Wednesday November seventh including various commodity notes and tentative ranges. The text lists several items with unclear spellings and fragmented names, indicating a market day snapshot with limited clarity.
Mystery Dwarfs of Santo in World’s Smallest People
Fragmented report describes Santo forest dwarfs of New Guineas area, averaging around three to four feet. Observers note hostile behavior toward outsiders, limited knowledge of mating, and alleged resemblance to African pygmies.
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Santo
Densa
Lotand
Uebrides
Stamey
Wolgut
Ferther
Mloruuger
Tropics
Lost Trade Route Of Ancient Southern Arabia Revealed
A fragmentary description recalls Southern Arabia once rich with incense myrrh and aloe. It notes a highland civilization linked by ancient routes to India Persia Egypt and Syria, supplying aroma resins for world commerce. The text hints at harsh caravan journeys and the spiritual purpose of these exotic products.
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Arabia
Held World
India
Persia
Egypt
Syria
Saya
National Geographie Magavin
Jncense
Wales
Norse Claim on North American Discovery Reignites Debate
A fragmentary report cites a Norse voyage near Winnipeg and later Minnesota relics as proof of pre-Columbian contact. The San Francisco Chronicle notes the disputed discovery, with skeptics calling it a hoax while supporters argue for evidence of Norse exploration penetrating deep into the continent before Columbus.
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Naver
Winnipeg
Canada
Ataerlen
Minnesota
San Francisco Chronicle
H Nordle
Bering
Ancient Bolivian City Sparks Historical Debate
A fragmented OCR passage describes Maluanna near Lake Titicaca with colossal stone blocks and silver and copper artifacts. It notes Spaniards, a German astronomer, and references to a long urban age, pole studies, and a French astronomers group dating the city at around 12,000 years, though the text is garbled.
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Bolivia
Re Lon
Maluanna
Lake Titleows
Ely
San Ain
Anii
Fay
Bint
Mtad Ain
Din
French Society of Astronomers
Life Sentences Across States Highlight Lengths and Rules
The article surveys how different states interpret life sentence terms and parole or clemency rules. It notes exact durations for early release in some jurisdictions and contrasts varying requirements for full term service across California New York and other states.
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New York
Whippet Compared to Greyhound in Size and Grace
The article describes the whippet as a smaller relative of the greyhound with similar attributes and temperament. It emphasizes its elegance, speed, and suitability as a refined, gentle companion, noting its racing ancestry and suitability for families.
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Los Angeles
Europe
America
Fation
Fishes Sing Like Birds in Tropical Waters
A New York Times report describes various fishes that produce sounds underwater. South American species such as the witch and malgea emit doglike barks and piglike grunts, while Florida waters note the drasmmer and canaryish canyons. Natives report hearing singing when fish leap or splash, with sounds created by swim bladders as they filter air.
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New York Times
Mike Hace
Ilny Noges
Aklory
Mexico
Mieras
Adios
Regiana
South America
Debated truth of the Robin Hood legend
The article weighs the medieval hero Robin Hood, noting no solid evidence of his real existence beyond about forty old ballads. It mentions a 1400 dating, references to Mabyn Hood, and theories that the outlaw may stem from folklore or legends rather than verifiable history.
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Robin Hood
Nobin Toot
Mande
Rymey
Mabyn Hood
Michard I
Sherwood Forest
Pillar of Delhi an Ancient Iron Column Described
The Washington Star notes the 23 foot tall iron pillar of Delhi, dating to Gupta era, weighing over a ton. A metallurgical exam seeks to explain its resistance to corrosion, with limited findings and no full explanation yet.
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Delhi
Deli Tha
Talay
Kirmaragupta
Eringat
Washington Star
Northern Lights Theory on Aurora Formation
A theory claims auroras arise from positive electricity flowing from tropical waters to polar regions. This current meets Earth’s negative charge and produces luminous discharges visible as the Northern Lights.
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Tmk
Tropics
Sack and Chewnek Tale from Lost-Bag Customs Era
A fragment recounts old employer practice of halving looted tools with discharged mechanics, describing a ritual of returning tools and a shift to new posts. The passage laments the norms and hints at broader social acceptance.
Ancient mine discovered in 256 B C with notable fauna
A fragmentary report notes a mine named Gallootion of ante end animals dating to about 260 years ago. It credits founder Puolemy Mie Mirat in Aletanaria, Hayt, and places the site within the universe SHY Totited region.
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B.C
Tias Mineninn
Puolemy
Mie
Aletanaria
Hayt
Partition Suit Seeks Sale Of Humboldt County Real Estate
The district court petition filed by Hates as Receiver of Peoples Savings Bank seeks partition and sale of the SE quarter of Section 2, Township 92, Range 28 in Humboldt County Iowa. Defendants including Harvey Enfield and Clyde Enfield hold various undivided interests. The case requests valuation, division of proceeds per interests, and potential private sale with a 10 percent discount if sold privately. No trial date set beyond January 1985 with default judgment possible.
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District Court
Mutebalbt County
Iowa
Plantif
Nskinge
Towits
Humboldt County
Pallin
BW. Hates
Laoking
Clyde Enfield
Harey Enfield
Arthur Enfield
Phuc
John Enfield
Ward Enfield
Ada Colling
Reyl
Lefendant
B.J. Manson
Norris
Ray Fellows
Enid Noy Fellows
Willer Upfeld
Walter Enfield
Clyde Denfield
Edwward Batiekd
Moyd Metling
Della Hietling
Andrew Jacobson
Moyd Hetling
Della Hetling
Alinbeanta
Jarnlin
Ned
Magazin Jomuney A
Dakota City
Hirahuth Cannts
Ilpal
Es. Erick
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Wisa
Betty Beegen
Clarence Heavler
Rook
Carmen Leer
John Carter
Hsloween
Renwick Creamery
Crear
B. Hefty & Son
Biuer Bros
Krusieros
BE. W. Pritismeh
Charley Swiger
Rode
Eldon Oberhelman
Henry Beknott
G.K
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Henry Blumer & Son
Emil Danehlan
R.L. Anderton
Chris Ragsen
John Clarken
Schraiger & Lord
Clarence Johnson
Joe Frank
Jana Koester
Kamp Bros
Frank Henderson
Pergande
G. XK. Knight
Paul Ho
Couneil Proceedings
Fritz Britt
Fria Beitt
Renwick Markets
Laval
Ealea
Jaren
Helnsil
Taran
Ean Aptandid
Moorman
Quincy
Sandteace
Lenninius Volorcetoa
Mont Bosts
Owain
Juminoldyt County
D. W. Bates
State of Lown
Peoples Savings Husk
Trucdy, Tows
Marvey Encisld
Edna Engelsld
Hustand
HY Eniield
Lynn Bne Tield
Clypi Enfield
Anna Malyenfiild
Harry Enfield
Grage Enfield
John Mnfield
Joan Aneield
Uusband
Wits
Arynuor Neield
Elasband
Ada Collins
Ollins
Fuebund
Edward Enfield
Neward Boflet
Floyr Heting
Ded
LA Wetling
Glyde Enfeld
Plagd Meteling
Bella Ftetling
Moy Hetling
Delta
Roy Yellows
Kj, Hansen
Norma Enfield
Devenser
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