Goldfield Wins County Baseball Tournament Title
In Goldfield on the opening day Humboldt, Corwith, and Renwick competed. Goldfield beat Corwith 2 to 1 in a tense early game. Renwick and Humboldt battled to a 2 to 1 score, while the final contest saw Goldfield defeat Renwick with one run given the spread. Final standings: Goldfield first, Renwick second, Humboldt third, Corwith fourth.
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Umboldi
Corwith
Goldfield
Galdfield
Gatefield
Humboldt
Renwick
Provincis
Therfore
Humboldt Former Commits Death by Own Action
Humboldt Republican reports Orville Watts of the John Adams place near Humboldt died by hanging Saturday September 20 around noon. The body was found with no known cause. Watts was described as a pleasant, financially stable, healthful man with no prior signs of despair. He leaves a wife and two children and many friends.
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Humboldt
Orville Watts
John Adams Place
Humboldt Six
Watts
Second Payer at Belmond to Start Local Newspaper
Belmond resident R A Rankin, longtime Belmond Clipper correspondent, will launch a new newspaper in Belmond. He plans to invest in equipment and expand his printing experience. The venture faces high material and labor costs, but success would earn wide local recognition.
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R.A. Rankin
Belmond
Rankin
Clavien Clipper
Clarion Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Bancroft
Guy Tutor of Clarion died when the car carrying brothers Melvin and Arthur Tutle overturned four miles southeast of Bancroft between 6 and 7 pm. The accident, likely caused by a blowout, occurred while returning from a Minnesota trip. Tutor died from a dislocated neck before reaching town.
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Guy Tuttle
Clarion
Bancroft
Melvin
Arthur
Andrew Tutle
Minnesota
Boy Hurt in Pony Kick at School Route
Report from Kanawha Record states 13 year old Jesse Goodrich was kicked in the face by a pony ridden by a neighbor's son, while the pair rode beside each other toward school. The injured boy is unable to talk and details from the owner are not learned.
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Kanawha
Walle
Jesse
William Goodrich
Art Knoll
Duk
Prosperity Threats and Political Dissent Warned in 1826 Commentary
A fragmentary 1826 era piece discusses war and prosperity with sensational rhetoric. It lists Wilson and Clemenceau as figures, critiques Congress and politics, and masks social unease about income, suffrage, and prohibition amid fear of hard times returning. It hints at recall referendums and a frustrated public desiring stability.
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Prosperdisa
Wilson
Clémenceau
Moat
Atabb
Wesley
News-World
Meat Market Robbed at Corwish on Friday Night
The Corwish meat market was entered Friday night and three to four dollars were taken from the till. The thieves showed little skill, yet the incident exposes local thieves and lax punishment, prompting concern among business owners who watch crimes go unpunished.
Ownership and management of Renwick Times 1919
Statement lists editor publisher and owner as L. W. Miller of Renwick Iowa. No incumbrance on property sworn to and subscribed before Notary Public L. Eb. McDirmid on September 27 1919. Publication is weekly in Renwick Iowa and required by the Act of August 24 1919.
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Renwick Times
Renwick
Iowa
L. W. Miller
GW. Miller
These Tires Are a Revelation
Advertising copy promoting Brunswick tires, praising their side-wall construction, long-fiber fabrics, mileage, and added extras while arguing no patent or secret formula is needed. It claims Brunswick standards are globally known and that the tire offers superior value for price. The copy ends with a company address in Des Moines Iowa.
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Brunswick
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Dian
Aravind
Goldfield Wall
W. L. Spray
Tair
Farmer's Exchange CO
A. W. Gray
Hothel
Gardite Guards Garden
Brunswick-Balke
Collender CO
N. E. Carid
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Henry Claussen's
Ford
Detroit
Whyte Auto Co
Renwick Territory
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