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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
The bank promotes prudent financial habits and warns that careful control of expenditures and investments minimizes trouble. It touts officers as successful, trustworthy professionals and invites potential clients to discuss plans to maximize opportunities and avoid pitfalls.
The cattle feeding outlook strengthens with higher beef prices and wider outlets. Demand and production costs rise, but long-term bankers show renewed confidence as industrial activity returns. Short-fed cattle absorbed by packers at margins prompt continued beef making, with profits seen across all fed cattle grades.
A state notice states 469,600 automobile license plates have been distributed to 99 counties for December 1 renewal. Vehicle fees vary by weight and type with penalties for late payment. licenses not delinquent until January 1, with a $7 monthly penalty thereafter.
The article notes a bean buying surge and rising imports as America loses markets. It cites a medical history of the Great War showing heart injury does not always kill, with examples of soldiers living after gunshot wounds. It laments newspaper closures and warns that thousands of small town papers have ceased in four years, harming communities.
The Federated club of the county met at Bode High School Saturday November 18 with forty five men present though Renwick could not attend due to bad roads. A luncheon followed, then a county program showcased local talent. County chairwoman Mrs C C Phillips urged pure milk needs and formed a Public Health Committee to pursue tuberculin testing for dairy cows. Attendees left eager for the May Renwick meeting.
A verse lament on conspicuous consumerism and looming creditors. The speaker contrasts gleaming cars bought on time with a creaking rusty old buggy, noting payments overdue and the social toll of debt as creditors close in. The mood is ironic, highlighting the hollow joy of status symbols amid financial strain.
A rural incident recalls two young bandits stopping a farmer, forcing him from his wagon and stealing corn husks, limits, and cash before fleeing toward West Tend. Described as about twenty two, likely farm boys with no work. A dusty tale on theft in plain country roads.
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