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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
The bank pledges to be in touch with every individual it can help and to shape a large park in the life of the community and its workers. It invites residents to open accounts, gain reliable service, and keep funds with Renwick, urging word of mouth recommendations.
A ragged collection of items reports Be pure to get out hide on grain before selling and a note on one cow in 33 in Iowa. Mentions visits by Sheriff Hansen and bankers at Humboldt, a Ford touring car delivered to Frank Moedinig, and church and lodge activities. Includes sewing services, coupons, and local notices about pastors and elections.
Washington reports an elderly driver aged eighty six left wealth behind as he traveled a prairie schooner westward. A treasury statement shows per capita money circulation at 1.44 dollars on October 1.
MLE notes Naaman resisted the cure while a captain questions the life preservers. A church league meets Friday at four with a benefit play Cabin Home Ministrels at Vernon Theatre charging 20 and 40 cents. The program features plantation and slave songs in dialect with a Panama Canal slide show this Sunday evening.
An elderly neighbor recalls Mrs Spick losing her cow and choosing hope after sorrow. She notes a pagan wisdom that time heals all grief a hundred years hence. The quip invites resilience and stoic patience amid life’s trials and fading regrets.
Seventeen year old Mike Stripling of Lu Verne was shot in the right breast by an accidental discharge from a neighbor's shotgun used as a fish hook. He is doing well and likely to recover.
Lerby Deé Pew, formerly of Goldfield and now near LaVerne, suffered a serious leg fracture when kicked by a neighbor’s horse while horseback in a pasture last Monday. He lay exposed for over an hour before his four year old son found him as friends pray for a speedy recovery.
The Jolly Birthday Club met with Mrs J Hi Tuethje on Noyard. Members answered roll call with a Halloween prank. Miss Adah Packard won first in the annual guessing contest. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
A Western town brings co eds to Chicago for a business course. A Scotch accounting professor struggles with a mixed class of about seventy five, calling roll across a stream of foreign names before concluding with an extended Europe joke. The Woman recalls a university class from years ago with a multicultural group.
A reader describes rare vegetable caterpillars in boxes and notes a unique New Zealand example, Mamaku natives’ theory about the rata tree and caterpillar seeds. The writer recalls a large rata-associated caterpillar and the idea that some caterpillars become plant-like.
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