Local News Items From Renwick and Area
Local items report social visits and events in Renwick and nearby towns. Mrs Mary McGarry will meet after noon. the B J W Ghub plans a covered dish at Mrs R Wi Frank’s. Stalph McKaig, formerly Renwick, wed Alies Makin of Britt. Aberdeen Angus sale circuit updates. Hoyt Smith booking sale dates. American Legion basketball team from Renwick and Goldfield to play at Renwick High on Monday evening. Several residents visit relatives in Bart Dodge and Hampton. For sale notices include a Hampshire boar and a stack of will tags. A carload of 25,000 fish arrived at Cornelia and were placed in Little Wall Lake.
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American Legion
Lenma
Renwick
Goldfield
Cornelia
Little Wall Lake
Notice to bring in garments for cleaning and dyeing
Ladies and Gentleman bring in your overcoats suits and other clothing needing cleaning pressing or dyeing Shipments daily to the Modern Cleaners Alone Jows E G Griebel Agent.
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Hk. Pantatorium
Algana
Towa
Ins
Iowa
School Notes Tale of Des Moines Weekends and Delays
Miss Hussig spent the weekend in Des Moines. Mr Tupper attended the State Poachers Convention at Des Moines Thursday and Friday. Floors in several rooms were oiled with others to be done during Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Kubitschek of Eagle Grove visited Friday to gauge music interest. Visitors to the school are welcome. Last Friday Mya Hans Madison Mrs A C Thompson Jessie McGowan and Metta Vanck visited classes. Basketball games with Gilmore City last Saturday were postponed due to the school carnival.
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Mr. Tupper
Des Moines
Hans Mad*son
A. C. Thompson
Jessie McGowan
Metta Vanck
Iith
Gilmore City
Vernon items reflect illness and visits in a quiet week
Marjorie Notestine is ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Marshal Barr visited Humbalat Institute Thursday. J R Vought and family and Harvey and family spent Sunday near the WG Harding home. Stanley Fowler and Clifford Smith are on the sick list, with Clifford Smith quite ill from glandular fever. Mrs M E Smith of Washington DC, who stayed with the I M Smiths this summer, returned to a bed home at the capitol.
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Paul Price
Dos, Maines
J. R. Vought
Harvey
WG. Harding
Stanley Fowler
Clifford Smith
Mra
Renwick and Goldfield to clash at High School gym
Teams from Renwick and Goldfield set for a November 25 evening game at 8 o clock in the local High School gym. Admission 26 cents and 85 cents. A cold snap cooled the town with tighter radiators and water pipes. A theft report followed after winter coats and other items were left in a car during lunch, with a thief taking a canta. Police were notified and recovery remains doubtful.
When Dollars Went Far in Walt Mason Verse
A fragmentary reminiscence in Walt Mason style recalling days when a round dollar bought many goods and pleasures. The speaker laments rising prices, the shift from abundance to thrift, and vows to honor merchants if funds allow a brighter purchase in the future.
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Roy
Walt Mason
Armistice Day Observances Planned in Renwisk
The loyal American Legion in Ri wlek has organized Armistice Day events. A five minute siren and church bells will recall the fallen at 9:55. Businesses will close part of the day, and a Legion show is slated for the Vernon Theatre in the evening.
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Js Cing
Riwlek
Legia
Renwisk
American Legion
Vernon Theatre
Local residents and visitors noted in social items
Humboldt?\u00a0Eugene Gassen visited Tuesday night while La Verne’s Dave Ramm came early in the week. Mrs. R. D. Mendenhall leaves for Des Moines to visit her parents for a week. The P A had a social and business meeting at the Wm. Daw son home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walkner visited Fort Dodge with Earl D. Phipps family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. RE. McGowan hosted friends from Goldfield at a six o'clock dinner Friday. W. Yeoman visited George Yeoman in Algona Monday. grandson Merril joined him briefly. Hoyt A. Smith, graduate of Jones National School of Auctioneering, Chicago, invites bookings from Renwick Iowa. Mrs. W. F. Miller of Livermore visited editorial home and celebrated her granddaughter’s sixth birthday.
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P. A
Wm. Dawson
Fred Walkner
Fort Dodge
Earl D. Phipps
Hoyt A. Smith
Jones’ National School of Auction
Chicago
Renwick
Iowa
W. F. Miller
Livermore
Education and gender roles amid non-Christian tribes in the Philippines
The piece argues that education for girls among non-Christian tribes is contested by conservative factions who fear it will shift mothers from traditional roles. It notes a broader historical pattern where women’s education accompanies social progress, while Oregon physicians at a Portland convention call for advancing tolerance for appendicitis treatment, claiming its rapid progress mirrors wider gender and health changes.
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Philippines
Oregon
Portland
Frank J. Cheney Oath for Catarrh Cure Offer in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he helps Renee Pastner in Toledo Ohio and offers one hundred dollars for a remedy for catarrh and blood mucous, detailing patent medicine claims by Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and Gleason public house.
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Mate
Ohlo
Toledo
Lices
Frank J. Cheney
Renee Pastner
Tim.ar
J. Cheney & Co
Escoh
Frank J. Chenet
Guy
Aes
Hall
Education crisis and the missing teachers in high schools
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt laments a critical shortage of high school teachers by September and argues that underpay compared with day laborers drives qualified educators away. The piece condemns government neglect and stresses the harm to the coming generation and public work. It cites Baltimock American on wage disparities and notes the appeal of white collar roles versus practical labor.
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Government
Board of ‘Education
Polley
Baltisock
The World Is Full of Opportunity and Production’s Role
It challenges the idea that limited output creates jobs and argues that rising production raises employment. A higher production level sustains wages and reduces declines, while worker effort influences overall economic strength and wage stability. The piece cites the easing off of average labor output and recovery toward higher standards as key factors.
Man with gun attempt ends in fatality at Darvel incident
In a grim Darvel incident a man who tried to shoot Nlagern Falls perished. Investigators report the attacker acted alone and the event occurred amid heightened security concerns. Police secured the scene and are reviewing nearby footage. Authorities promise further updates as the investigation continues.
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Aek
Tiagnee
Emantty
Land values rise as farm prices lift buyers’ interest
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes farmers complain about low prices but money-minded buyers see farm land as a solid asset. Prices at improved farms have surged, with buyers eager to pay the higher, new figures as land values gain appeal.
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Seattle Post Intelligens Cer
Albania premier slain in Paris by student shooter
A French news note claims the Albanian premier was assassinated in Paris by a student. The fragment ponders impacts of education shaping young minds and the rise of political killings by students.
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Albania
Seasi~nated
Paris
Poetic Riddle Echoes At The Apple Tree
A reader presses a reflective note about wind through an apple tree and moonlight. The mood hints at longing and nature’s sighs, framed by a poet’s musings on greener days and distant memories.
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Apple Tree
Rome
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