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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
12
In a rambling, peasant voice, the speaker mixes farming talk with a calculation of a mash mix for hens. The passage details costs of 150 pounds of mash maker, 160 pounds of ground oats, and other ingredients to total 87.48 for 400 pounds, questioning per-ewe value and feeding goals.
Regina Miller marked her sixteenth birthday with a Livermore to Algona outing and a Call Park picnic with friends. A wagon incident near LaVerne caused a crash injuring no one, though one horse broke a leg and the wagon was damaged. The girls escaped unhurt and the episode was settled on the spot.
George Whyte 77 a Goldfield planter hardware merchant collapsed during the annual Clarion Eagle Grove football game in Eagle Grove last Tuesday. He suffered a fatal heart attack while accompanied by family members and mourns many relatives in Goldfield Manchester Ackley Dows and other nearby towns.
Migs Melba Phillips of Liver and Regina Miller visited here over the weekend along with Mr and Mrs Orris Mrenets and Frank Ward. Others including Pyof Herbert Burley of Storm Lake and Donald McGowan spent the weekend with talks. Mrs N M Loobey of Goldfield and Mrs S H Paulson of Huntt visited at the Fred Southwick home last Saturday.
Sixty five men attended the Men's Community Club dinner and program last Monday night. The dinner was served by the Baptist ladies and left no appetite unsatisfied. The men's crowd offered vocal selections and Kev MacDowell sang bass. Prof. Kitzsimmons of Ames spoke on the proper layout and classification of the farmstead, a topic of interest to farmers and lowans alike. The program closed with two baritone solos by Darwin Maurer. Miss Faye Winters of Hayle Grove and Miss Clark of Waterloo visited friends here last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lee Norder and son Everett of Algona visited over the weekend at the Henry Norderson home. Mrs Henry Norderson, Mrs Howard Granner, and Miss Nela Seineider were Fort Dodge visitors last Wednesday. The John Swanson family moved from Clarion to Ermnytsburg. Act Larson took a load of their household goods over last Saturday.
A writer claims spiders foretell weather by web changes and spider behavior. Observations cover lazy spiders signaling rain, long supporting strands predicting sun, and web rebuilding at dusk indicating clear evenings.
A quirky May column mocks complex income tax schemes and offers a simple calculation as a joke. It cites Lebanon New Hampshire and includes a tangent on sun exposure activating vitamin D. A separate report notes continued belief in magic in Wales, with tales of ghosts, witches, and treasure legends across Cardiganshire and Midwales.
A fragment from the Indianapolis News contemplates aging and value, arguing that much of life’s worth lies in leftovers and inherited habits. The author muses on old clothes, a settled town, and the steady rise of a second-hand world as time moves forward.
An old elf merchant who retired from the sea hires a small boy to wake him at the collage door each morning. He mutters about the Cap'n on the bridge and describes a dark scene, then drifted back to sleep as dawn returns over the city.
Peggy recalls her father’s travels away from town and his return with rock candy. Before leaving again, Posey Wisited him asks to bring more of those sweet stones, a request that echoes through the week.
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