Death of Mrs Nel Jensen Follows Sudden Illness
Mrs Nel Jensen of Renwick died unexpectedly Tuesday evening after a brief illness. She was the mother of a three week old baby and had just recovered from influenza. Her husband Pete Plone found her in serious condition. physicians from Renwick arrived too late. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson and her death shocked relatives and friends. The note ends with a bid on grain and a mention of C I Long and daughter Grace of Algona visiting last Saturday.
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Nel Jensen
Renwick
Jensen
Wm. Anderson
C. I. Long
Grace
Algona
Renwick School Notes and Community Meeting Update
The Renwick community shows strong interest in the school with a well attended meeting and a promising program. Reports praise student testing, a skilled staff, organized studies, good equipment, and a solid facility, accompanied by official approval for four years of high school work and inspection commendations.
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Soal
Paul
Renwick
J. A. Ralston
Iowa
Ralston
Renwick School
Carda
Francis
Public Instruction
Lottie E. Granger
Local notices and events brighten Renwick area scene
Community items list church services and meetings at Evangelical Church with special offerings and prayer. notes about Methodist Ladies Aid, visitors, and residents moving in. Thanksgiving trap shoot events by Renwick Gun Club and Renwick range mentioned. Local travel delays due to C N W wreck near Fairfax affect morning rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeryl Mimbach
Weat Bend
Ranwick Gun Clair
Renwick
Nebraska
Viral Baptist Church Schedule Promotes Missionary Speaker
The Viral Baptist Church announces morning worship at 4:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with missionary B. Smith speaking and Congo-curio offerings. Evening worship at 7:40 p.m. features a sermon on Paradise. Thursday prayer hour at 7:30 p.m. invites all. Rev. C. E. Smith, Congo missionary, will speak at Sunday service. Everyone invited.
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Chua
B. Smith
Mra. Chaa
Walker
CE. Smith
Congo
Apeak
Charity Tale Shows Cruelty Behind Kindness
A poem like tale from a New York address by Charities Aid Association narrates a wandering friar seeking a shave. Barbers roughshod with little care, drawing blood as a dog yelps in the back. The friar muses perhaps the barber shaves the dog out of charity.
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Sweet Charity
Flomer Folks
Charities Aid Association
New York
Whey
Spain
Dow
Efe
Makes Him Homesick Three Halloa Smith
A brief exchange reveals one man telling another he feels homesick after noticing how often items have been borrowed from him by Smith and Mrs Tones. He emphasizes it isn’t ill will, just the nagging sense of absence. The dialogue hints at lingering social ties and the strain of repeated borrowing within a community.
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Smith
Mrs. Tones
Police Air Patrols Boost Kaness City Crime Drive
Police in Kaness City add four airplanes to their force to aid detection and suppression of crime. The aircraft will be in radio contact with headquarters and patrols will target bandits fleeing in fast cars with mounted machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police’ Department
Kaness City
Railio
Enain
Woman’s temper wrecks London pay station instrument
A London woman, frustrated by a failed attempt to get the correct number at a telephone pay station, seized the receiver and smashed the apparatus. She was fined 10 dollars and ordered to pay 2.50 dollars for a replacement telephone, claiming she merely tapped the instrument and caused its destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South African Lepers Record Infections and Detentions
The latest official figures show 2 174 lepers confined in government asylums in South Africa. Forty nine lepers escaped, while 176 were discharged provisionally as diseases had been arrested and they were noninfective. One was found nonleprous. During the year 293 lepers died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
South Africa
Voir
Mitvva
Cambridge professor warns relit cigars more poisonous
Professor Humphrey Holleston of Cambridge University warned that relighting a cigar or pipe after it goes out releases more poison than smoking continuously. His lecture emphasized the heightened danger of reusing a smoked tobacco product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir I Tumphrey Holleston
Cambridge University
Parachute Tests Show Torpedo Toy Performs Smoothly
At North Island naval air station near San Diego California a 1100 pound dummy torpedo attached to a 50 foot parachute fell 1000 feet in 38 seconds. The device descended gently and the paint remained intact during the test.
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North Island Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
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Peoples Cafe
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