Local Des Moines Football Attendance and Nearby Socials
Local items note Olio Sivangda Everett Winters and Ole Tjolle at a Des Moines football game last Saturday. Mary Klasse Mia Jhria Luchdinger and others attended a Buffalo Center funeral. Fort Dodge visitors, a Frank Hansen eye operation, and Renwick club entertainments are recorded along with school events, church gatherings, farm shipments to Chicago and Eagle Grove, a civil works grant for Renwick, and community notices from Renwick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio Sivangda
Everett Winters
Ole Tjolle
Des Moines
Mary
Matt Klasse
Mia
Jhria “Luchdinger
Mra
Wil Starr
Trim Vivis
Buffalo' ‘Center
Andrew “Wigan
Aldeen Wigan
Lefora
Marian Wigan
Nettle Hicrston
Fort Dofge
Renwick High School Plays and Basketball Wins
Renwick School plans January performances of four plays directed by Bernard Anderson and others after two weeks of rehearsal. The Renwick cagers beat Wesley 28 to 10 and 25 to 23, marking a double victory as Coach Briggs leads a developing fast, high scoring team. Local notices include Thanksgiving plans, subscriptions, and community club comparisons with Story City.
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Mehors
Our’ High School
Pregetius
Andor
Amburs
Selectiona
Directara Mij
Renwick High School
Wesley
Cooch Briggs
Basketeers
Robinson
Block
Wilson
Janson
Lackwood
McCurry
Gimer
Peterson
Thompson
Oppedahl
Smith
Moore
Steffa
Thank You Note From G A Richardson to Renjwick Acknowledgment
G A Richardson thanks Renjwick citizens for petition support. He notes Civil Service Commission results render him ineligible for examinations for various reasons and appeals for continued goodwill. He extends gratitude to the American Legion, Auxiliary, and other solicitors and workers who contributed to the petition effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renjwick
Llowaver
Ike
Civil Service Commission
American Legion and Auxiliary
G. A. Richardson
Renwick Market Prices For Wednesday November 29
Quotations from focal dealers for Wednesday November 29 list prices for corn oats hay and Springs and He ws. Old cocks and other poultry categories appear to reflect market activity with notes of cash terms and potential corrections. Records indicate relisting and adjustments subject to later correction by market authorities.
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Focal
Belore Leghorny
Market Day Sale At Webrhein Pavilion Webster City
Webrhein Manager and Auctioneer H Webrhein promotes weekly sales at the Iowa Webster City pavilion. The livestock market offers a leading facility with a claim of one of the best pavilions in the state. Sales are held every Saturday to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webrhein
Webster City
Dale
Iowa
H. Webrheim
Local visits share Sunday callouts across towns
Knute Mrutsinger of Goldfield visited last Sunday at the RobL Loith home. Mr and Mrs J My Goettsett visited that Sunday at the Otis Savydessa hone at Long Rock. Dean Nellis attended a meeting of Standard Qi company represent atives at Clarion last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O M Rierson, Mr. and Mrs G M Thompson and Miss Eflen Anderson of Raland welt ed out the John Bgenes home last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Wamin's
L. P. Marsh
Javica M. Smith
Hulda Jacobson
Boone
Olea Sehipull
Rebukkh
Roy McCarry
Cora Rummel
Cedar Rapida
Renwick High School
A. R. Martin
Don Haneen
Ethel McCurry
Mra
Dean Nellis
Rosemary
Waterloo
Ed Fegerth
Knute Mrutsinger of
Goldfield
Robl. Loith
Mrs. J. My Goettsett
Long Rock
Standard Qi Company
Clarion
O. M. Rierson
G. M. Thompson
Eflen Anderson
Raland
John Bgenes
Use Noted German Castles as Jails
Article describes German castles in Saxony repurposed as prisons by authorities. Mentions beliefs of the Allerite state and figures such as Wettin electors and Feudal lords. Notes castles like Castle Holmstein and others used for youth accommodations and training, with patrols and guards at fortress gates.
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Cerindy
Yorikische Noebachter
Saxony
Benmnay
Dekiges
Bevy
Marc von Mhabery
Colth Iry
Casto
Tbl
Kermitay
Cun Cates
Feudal Inris
Che Naris
TNSC
Bayy
Bipstent
Gemini Crithane
Castle Sichsalibibis
Ede
Aeebapin
Nathanil
Germany tightens auto license rules for new drivers
Government imposes strict steps for new drivers including a mandatory training, an exam, and hefty fees. Applicants must undergo a model examination, provide a photo and identification, and pay up to 850 plus a training cost before licensing. Final license cost cited as 1 735 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New Abbreviated Bible Publishes by University Press
The University of Chicago Press releases an abridged Genesis arranged out of order with Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, Deuteronomy, Nahum, and Deuteronomy included. Edited by Tr. Kilpatrick Goodspeed and Professor To Me, this 16 545 page volume reconstructs the 330 1.6 century text and follows Smithy’s American translation controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago Press
Genesia
Amos
Husen
Micah
Isaiah
Dephonink
Nabom
Poison Not Fatal Between Rattlesnakes Study Finds
University of Michigan expert Mrof M K Lloyd reports that rattlesnake venom does not kill fellow snakes of the same species. Filnyil notes rattlesnakes bite their own bodies or others of their kind without fatal effects in observed cases.
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Igieriburg
Mrof
M. K. Lloyd
The
Universlty of
Michigan
Filnyil
Rare Old Books Bought for Kansas City Schools
In Magn a City Kansas, L Behinge superintendent of Behols reports purchase of a rare library from the old Kansas City University. The collection includes an eight volume set of Cicero translations and works by Parle on Natural Philosophy printed in 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mangna City
Kan
Duck Turns Placer Miner in Gold Spring Area
A duck near Gold Spring on Hiedéon turned placer, bringing a local claim by Fradarice Blazon. The event drew attention as the Platt mumewn resident Sith Enlk reported the fowl’s blend of instinct and luck, promising a richer yield for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Spring-on- Hiedéon
Kredericn J
Fradariceé Blazon
Milady’s Sense of Smell Beats Hubby in Mystery Burnings
A bizarre house entry describes a woman noticing smells of burning or smoke at night while men dismiss the odor. The family debates whether senses are dulled by smoking, and the woman urges action before possible danger, as others fear waking or confrontation. The piece reads like a domestic suspense vignette from a midcentury column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Hubby
Fenmmina
Matey
Daveo
Witti
Nhl
Passenger Pigeon Extinct in United States Says Report
A Detroit News summary notes the passenger pigeon once filled skies across the country with immense flocks and long migrations. It cites historic sites in Kentucky and Michigan with nests and roosts described in detail and questions whether hunting greed helped drive the species to extinction, with a last survivor reportedly kept at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Detroit News
United States
Shelbyvill
Kyra
Ink Place
Michigan
Bern
Nyeon
Cloelonatt
Disfranchisement Across States and 1869 District of Columbia
The text outlines varying disfranchisement laws across states with felons, the mentally unsound, and those convicted of crimes like treason or betting losing voting rights. It notes inmates in prisons and asylums often disfranchised and mentions the District of Columbia lacking popular suffrage until Congress 1869 act placed the government under direct control.
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Trenaom
Elec Mons
Arisons
Eveny
Columba
Muzens Previensis
Congress
Congresa
Venomous Spider Che Black Reaches Michigan Border
The report notes America s most venomous spider, the black widow, rare in Michigan due to cooler climate. It describes a half inch body, red or yellow markings, and habit of hiding under rocks and wood. Describes potential excruciating pain if bitten and the risk to residents.
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America
Michigan
Pygmies and Ancient Dams Mentioned in Transvan Finds
fragments describe pygmy populations in northern Transvankal Africa and reveal forgotten copper mining works. mentions a large dam with an irrigation system, an altar top artifacts, and a cautious approach by two groups to access them, implying skilled access was necessary.
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Transvan
Transvankal
Africa
Corera
Seed of Pines Treas The Virginia Ear In Ife Tale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pine cultivation and timing of planting with years of age and crop yield. Key terms include longleaf pine and weed production. however the source is garbled, lacking clear events or names to anchor a full news item.
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Spruan
Virginia
Anil Nike
Plana
ENON
Lei Byery
Subterranean Blind Fish Described in Ancient Notes
A dim account details a blind fish native to subterranean pools in Indiana and Kentucky, with ghostly white coloration and unique color changes. The fish reportedly lives in caves in Muminelli and Wynne dots, with large eggs and permanent albinism when raised away from its environment. It relies on tactile senses, may find shelter in darkness, and lacks audible signals despite having ears.
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Indiini
Kentucks
Muminelli
Wynne Dotle
Winnapolta
Pine Feeds Heat Higher Than Heavy Hardwood, Study Finds
A USDA Forest Service lab study debunks the belief that pine wood yields less heat than hickory or other dense woods. It shows most resinous woods burn hotter per pound, and identifies heartwood resin differences as key factors, noting gum content varies with wood type and affects heat output.
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Forest Products Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Samvoad
Jongdentine
Menrtiool
Farast
Notorious Cassie Chadwick Famed For Bold Frauds and Imprisonment
The article recalls Cassie Chadwick once hailed as a clever swindler who deceived bankers and society. It notes her 1905 imprisonment and 1907 confinement in Ohio, her Ontario birth near Woodsinck, and legends of posing as a former US president’s daughter. It mentions forged Carnegie funds and a bank’s collapse tied to her schemes.
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Cassie Chadwick
Ted
Ohio State Penitentiary
Eastwood
Woodsinck
Ont
Elizabeth Bigley Athase
Charles Kingaton
Amerycern
Andrew Carnegia
Olio
Ginseng Trade Reflects Quality Across Regions
Ginseng, a Pooas species native to Korea and Manehuria, shows Korea’s roots as top quality. Anieclewn xingeng, a related variety, is widely exported with the old type commanding high prices. Market prices for roots vary from Be to SU per pontal amid fluctuating demand and quality signals.
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Osient
Korea
Manehuria
Rice Declared World’s Most Important Crop by UCLA Professor
A UCLA botany professor states rice is the world’s most crucial crop supplying base calories for billions. The professor cites ancient cultivation in China around 2500 BCE and notes rice production remains far smaller than major cereals grown globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Californa
Los Angeles
China
Panion Flows at Crucifixion Scale in Washington Star
Fragmentary wartime style prose references a Panion flow to the crown of thorns and the crucifixion, with symbolic rites and betrayals. It mentions misaligned names and a vague timeline tied to the Washington Star publication. The passage lacks clear individuals or events to anchor a precise narrative.
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Panion
Poxston Tower
Ts Caronn
Jesus Christ
Lieten
Vater
Indan
Panalon
Washington Star
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Frank Hansen
Iowa City
Caltranck
Chicago
Farmers’ Shipping Association
Eagle Grove
Banplist Church
J. A. Vurtey
Hurtey Wea
Civil Works Administration
Renwick
Boc
E Achar University of
Cairo
Egypt
Haa
Mohammed
Nes
Francis Krause
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Waller McPeak
John Efren
John Larsen
Missouri
Hortens
Garfieli
Martin
Renwick School News
Bernard Anderson
Thome
Chester
Arthur Thompson
Lillian Gheater
Ethel Bornholt Manniny Jinnle
Dale Blesiz dii Kraft
Homet
Victor Fender
Clarence Stetta
Valient
John Palmer
Vaulde Martin
Warder
Lawrence Larsoff
Dale Peterson
Stanley Wilson
James Deke
Josephine
Vanida Martin
Loig
Saxton Dani
Ceeceess Ares
Wayne Streeter
Joe James
Will Godfrey
Florence
Ruby
Mr. and
Myre
Dektay Godfrey of
LaVerne
George Krice
Henry Luchainger
Des Moines Saat
Peter Lueheinger
Lueheinger
John Egenee
Story City
Benes
Story City Commercial Club
Renwick Markets
Fyeres
Mike
Tura
Ato Stove Company
Yighlia
Kam
Philadelphi
Hitler
Theny
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