Renwick School News and Community Activities
Renwick High School and community events highlighted a weekend visit by Mlgs Huko r to Nevada, plus seniors and juniors hosting gatherings and a Friday baseball game where Renwick beat Vernon Consolidated 28 to 0. A community meeting at the school house featured Rev Reuthar and local musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hukor
Nevada
Sophonores
Wilenor
Mildred Golting
Grandtela
Nebraska
Meusing
Algonn
Renwick
Dinik
Rey
Rockwan
Renwick- Vernon
al Vernon Consolidated
Benewick
He Park
Benher
Rev. Reuthar
Atlas Pluss
Ingle Quartetta
Menting
Noy
M E Church Notes Daily Activities and Events
The Algon District notes church events at the M E Church in West Bedid. Sunday morning will feature a Mansion Play with Miss Daubendiek present. Evening programs include Thy Holy City and music by the orchestra. Activities this week include orchestra practice, senior youth meetings, choir practice, Sunday school at ten, preaching at eleven, and an evening service at seven forty. A social gathering at Richard ton y Hall Friday will serve refreshments. Bring diaries. Cook is pastor.
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Mia Letha Banbendiek
Weat Bedid
Algoin
Vansion
Misa Daubendiek
Pansion
Thora
Richardton'y'Hall
Tina
Evangelical Church Notes Foreign Missionary Day
The annual Foreign Missionary Day will be observed Sunday. Sunday School at 9 am, Missionary Program at 10 am. The Juniors Intermediates and the Choir will render special solos. Gong, ELC, Bymeating at 7 pm. Proaching at 7:30 pm.
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Uth
Luther League Meeting Notes From Local QR Event
Visiting relatives and friends described at a Luther League gathering at the QR. M. Gonttach ham. Myra Schoanoway of Cake land Gal. and Mrs W F Godfrey with Ruby visited relatives Sunday. Will and Ea Marty of Luverne in Clyde Milly waited at Dick Elev home.
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Myra Schoanoway
Cakeland
Gal
Frighiys
Stil
W. F. Godfrey
Ruby
Delay
Luverne
Will and Ea Marty
Clyde
Milly
Legt Buiseliy
Dick Elev
Vernon Theatre Saturday Adolph Zukor Whamey Meighan bill
Vernon Theatre announces a Saturday bill featuring Adolph Zukor and Whamey Meighan in a program including Dredge in Whamey.
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Adolph Zukor
Whamey Meighan
Renwick Times Ownership Statement Oct 4 1928
Statement of Ownership and Management filed under act of Aug 24 1912 for Renwick Times weekly in Renwick Iowa. Publisher and owner L J Miller Renwick Iowa. Notarized December 1 1929 by L B McDermid Notary Public.
Fire Prevention Week Oct Tilt to 13th
Fire prevention guidance urges preparation before heating season. Readers are cautioned to check heating equipment, chimneys, and stove pipes for safety to prevent fires. The notice references a directive from state authorities on urging precautions.
Dance at Livermore Likely by Larry Guor Orchestra
Livermore hosts a Thursday dance at the Princesa Pavilion featuring Larry Guor's six member orchestra Wort Dodge orchestra providing the music on October 12. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Larry Guor
Six Pleen
Wort Dodge
Wil Furntuh
Muele
Princesa Pavilion
Livermore
Notice of bicycle riding and wagon coupling on Ren-Wek sidewalks
J H Tanek mayor announces restrictions on bicycle riding and wagon coupling along Ren-Wek sidewalks. The notice emphasizes safety and adherence to sidewalk rules to prevent hazards for pedestrians and riders.
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Ren- Wek
J.-H. Tanek
Lombardy's Old Iron Crown Among Royal Treasures
The iron crown of Lombardy, a relic of the Haly royal house, is said to be partly made of iron from the nails of the crucifixion. It was worn by emperors and associated with key monarchs including Theoralinda, Charlemagne, Henry of Lisenburg, Napoleon, and was restored by the Emperor of Austria in 1856.
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Haly
Lombardy
Gregory
Theoralinda
Chartemagne
Henry of
Uses for cat tail as fiber and food in wartime notes
The article discusses cat tail and vattail as versatile plants for fiber, bread, and starch. It notes that cat tail yielded silk-like floss and starch roots, with potential for cushions, pillows, and pudding. It also mentions a rear end collision claim and a lightning strike assertion by a Speeder.
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Germany
Between Milestones and a Paper Exam
Dobbs examines a paper of problems and points out a mistake in a question. He notes that the data refer to milestone numbers but fail to provide the interval between them, prompting the examiner to acknowledge the error.
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Dobbs
Uren
Tony
Triame Phantly
Countryman Loves Beauty in the Countryside
A fragment from Maurice Hewlett reflects on how difficult it is to measure the charm of the landscape. The speaker notes hills, red wheat, coppice, spring growth, and autumn gold, yet admits no words can capture the feeling. Townspeople mistake expression for reality, and poetry cannot fully answer.
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Gatte
Mary
Maurice Hewlett
Palace Beaulitn Ruins After Owner’s Tragic Belief
Destructive dream of a grand palace in a Pilgrim's Progress tale leads to ruin. Houghton Towers in Westfordshire, once owned by the Marquis of Tavistock, is said to have been slain by a heartbroken Intern who ordered the home dismantled. The Palace Beauti Ful now lies ruined with a tree growing in the old dining hall. The property is up for sale.
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Beawlitn
Houghton Towers
Loughton Conquest
Westfordshire
Tavistock
Inna
Houghton Powers
Laziest People on Earth and Their Movable Holidays
A historical note reports the Svantians living between the Hinck and Caspian seas as the laziest on earth per the Ohio State Journal. It claims their 2000 year old customs include four holidays each week with a movable list of special holidays. Their living conditions are described as aquator and filthy in caves with no conveniences nearby.
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Hinck
Caspian Seas
Svantians
Ohio State Journal
Federal bird banding permits issued to 770 cooperators
Federal permits for 1924 were issued to 770 persons cooperating with the Biological Survey and the United States Department of Agriculture in bird handling. The program, regular since 1920, grew from 89 volunteers in 1920 to 189 in 1921 and 52 in 1923, with cooperators serving without pay to advance ornithological knowledge.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Not Easily, Mirlaid Wifs if You Go On Like This
A tense exchange unfolds as Nasband warns of losing temper while Mirlaid reassures that a large matter is not easily handled. The dialogue hints at social pressure and personal strain between the two speakers.
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Nasband
TWO SEAS EARLY CONNECTED
Detroit News describes early sea links between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. King Selb opened a canal around 1440 HC, cutting a route from a Nile branch. The Suez builder Fairk wand le Saerops shaped an artificial harbor and two moles, forming a harbor complex of about 680 acres connected to the inner harbor by a 200 foot wide channel.
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Rues
Mediterraneat
Selb
Sten
Fairkwand le Saerops
Sues
Menzaloh
Reddstead
Grand Bansit
Sir Dou Doop
Datroit News
Ancient Dark Ages and Prodigious Detroit Bell Too
The piece links a seven century span from the fall of Rome to the 12th century revival, noting Pandects legal code and the term Dark Ages. It also reports Acchared of Cincinnati claiming the largest bell in America after Moscow, a 10 foot diameter 13 foot high 30,000 pound bell whose deep tone has not been rung for safety, with current sounds only by hammer taps.
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Agnalphi
Mary
Constantinovile
Judinian
Amalphi
Europe
Cincinnati
America
Moscow
Detroit News
Romance of the Dollar and a Journal Writer
A clipped passage discusses romance, money, and a writer who marks sulk for trade journals. The text mentions a man from Louisville and hints at a difficult moral choice involving marriage and work. The fragmentary source provides limited context but suggests tension between personal relations and professional writing.
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Ilo
Marty
Bho Ware Rleil
Arahes
Louisville Courier Journal
Man Seeks Simple Supper in Quiet Courtship
A dated social exchange shows Fay and Mer in a restrained courtship exchange. The speaker, noting his minimal desires, requests Mer’s companion at dinner, while addressing Mr Mawlingon with polite deference. The fragment reflects early 20th century social manners.
Noted insult stirs debate among Clinton poker players
The Washington Star quotes Jimaon Joa saying he always loses despite claims of skill, while others in Clinton Quileht discuss who is the best poker player. The fragmentary passage hints at pride and doubt but offers little verifiable detail.
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Clinton
Jimaon
Washington Star
VINES CLIMB THEIR OWN WAY IN GARDEN CLIMBERS
Fragment from a horticulture note discusses vine twining habits. Some vines coil to the right, others to the left, with main stems spiraling around supports. Observations reference climbing beans and the common hop vine showing a constant rightward inclination in their ascent.
Face outgrowth scare in nine year old case at home
Mrs Skaggs visiting Mes Rage leigh reports her nine year old son suffers severe facial swelling after a mysterious incident. Neighbors discuss remedies including salt pork strips and binding the throat, but the mother chooses medical help due to pork costs. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes the event.
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Skages
Pittburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Little Isabel Lessons From a Strict Aunt
A young girl returns from a walk with dolls during a rainstorm and faces a clash between her aunt strict rules of speech and her mother’s guidance. Isabel defends her choice, showing the tension between old fashioned manners and childlike practicality in a rain soaked afternoon.
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Isabel
Tealel
Damon and Pythias Tale of Enduring Friendship
Damon and Pythias, famed as the emblem of loyal friendship, are tied to the city of Syracuse. Pythias faced execution by Dionysius the tyrant, allowed visits, and sacrificed himself for Damon. When Damon offered to die in his friend’s stead, both stood by their bond, and Dionysius pardoned Pythias.
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Damon
Pythias
Syracuse
Pythagoras
Dionysing
Tyler
Syraciae
Sin Self
Hig Criend
Pything
Dionysius
Fragmentary note on brothers and neighbors in New York
A brief, garbled OCR fragment mentions brothers across ages, Mr North, Nebuchadne, a golf widow named Wes, a toy tusl, and the area around New York City, without clear events or dates. The text preserves scattered proper nouns but lacks coherent facts for a fuller summary.
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Mr. North
Nebuchad Necear
Wes
New York
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Renwick School News
M.E. Church Notes
Andy Martin
Leosie
Cook
Evangelical Church Notes
Luther League
QR. M. Gonttachham
Vernon Theatre
Bachelor Daddy
Leatrice Doy
4 Live
Ente
Baste Wits
Bullet
Mey
Muward Pople
7 Reoty
Golwyn Presenta
Wilt Rogers
Romeo
Elmer Th. Rice
Will Rogers
Williamn Slinkenpenra
Yreele
Firat
Tee
Statement of
Iowa
Humboldt County
Ole't. Heggen
Seid
District Court
Armour’s
Armour’s Soap Works of
Chicago
Lidia
cHroleaneas
Umunist
Italy
Speeders
Speeder
Dh Sulomoblie
Husbandman
Pup
Gat
Hye
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Great Bell
Fay
Wing
Mer
Taye
Mr. Mawlingon
Lady
Robby
Roston
Damom- Ang
Bythias
Brothers AcRoss the Ages
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