Local Odds and Ends from Mimbach Wisconsin and Nearby
Local notes recount visits of Edith Clint and Foe Mc Donald of Casville to the John Calleren home, Cedar Falls guests Anna Blesic Maria McGowan and Iona Woovler, and many regional travels. Reports mention illnesses several homes, storefront painting at A B Richardson’s, and repaints of the post office interior. Weathering items include a World Series betting stir and insect notes on box elder bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Clint
Foe McDonald
Casville
Wis
John Calleren
Anna Blesic
Maria McGowan
Iona Woovler
Cedar Falls
John Reed
Mia
Therise Barbour
Mumboldt
Eftis Lockwood
Mra
Sohn Kere
Fred Rasmussen
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
George Latch
and Firs
Thos. Miller
St. Peter
Mre
Carl Kraft
McGowan Family Reunion Held At Ua Jones McGowan
A family reunion at Ua Jones McGowan featured all the children and families. Twenty five attended the dinner with many relatives listed including James A Melloyan Donald McGowan W E McGowan Braeden Stoakes George Bell B McGowan Arlo McGowan Renwicks My Guy Petersons family Cedar Falls Lohrville Goldfield Algona and Cedar Walls as guests also present were Harvey Hackbarth Algona and Irene Larson Goldfield.
Bridge Club Entertained At L BLP Home
Lt B P bridge club was hosted by L BLP and Mrs Ziemerman at her home last Thursday night. Six tables of bridge followed dinner, with prizes awarded for high and low scores and a Graveling prize tie resolved by the cut. It was the club’s first meeting of the season and considered very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mys
Doh Ziemerman
Harald Goettsch
Lt. B. P
Ownership Statement for Renwick Tinten 1934
Official statement of ownership management and circulation for Renwick Tinten filed under federal act. Publisher and owner listed as Jona L W Miller with sworn notarization by S H Biassie on October 4 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Tinten
Congress
Renwick
Joma
L.W. Miller
J. W. Miller
S.H. Biassie
Local notices and social happenings around Eagle Grove area
Miss Melya Black visited Indianola with friends last week. Mrs Tha Stauffacher from Harrisburg is visiting relatives. Mrs Lara M. Smith hosted Humboldt Birthday Club at Fork Dodge. Fort Dodge visitors at Conrad Elmer and Gimer families. Perry visitors at Chas Seulpult’s home. Dalry Cattle Congress participants at Water 100 leut. Postseason baseball games planned with Bode and Renwick. Miss Florence Phipps travelled from Tram her adooat fonia. illness in family delayed her return. Mr and Mrs D C Strain celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with a covered dish social. Strain family formerly Renwick residents linked to local furniture business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Stauffacher
Harrisburg
D. D
Lara M. Smith
Humboldt Birthday Club
Fork Dodge
Alfred Smith
Fort Dodge
Conrad Elmer
Welter Atty
Dea Moinés
Emil Egeerth
D.C. Strain
Eagle Grove
Eagle
Ihe Straina
Renwick
Mr Strain
Funeral Directors Clinic Demonstrates New Hyodorn Embalming Technique
Lotal Funeral Directors returned from a Minnesota clinic where Aly Wilt and Jens Wick led a gathering of almost 1,000 embalmers and funeral directors from multiple states. Professors Lay Slocum Lloyd Wy Showe and Raul Brae showcased restoring and sanitizing methods, emphasizing embalming as a public health service and the restorative art of postmortem appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fwer
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wissonga
Michigan
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Airer One
Win City
Jyns
Beenon
Bazaar and Supper by Lutheran Cites Aid Held Saturday
Bazaar and Supper by the Lutheran Cites Aid will hold their serial duzans and food sales at FP hall on Saturday October 19. The four saleavills begin at 5 30 p m. Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes hot vegetables salad baked ham cranberry sauce pies coffee and bread. Prices not clearly listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citdies
Hall
Llamal Wun
Renwick Markets Prices Quoted by Local Dealers
Local dealers publish market quotes for Wednesday October 10 with prices for corn and oats. Corrections may follow as figures are subject to adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral
Hopley to Speak at Vernon Township Meeting Tonight
A political meeting at the schoolhouse tonight invites all interested in the New Deal. Main speaker will be Mr WW F Hopley, candidate for State Senator, with the event sponsored by the Young Democrat Party of Vernon Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. F. Hopley
Ctory
Vernon Township
House Wanted In Renwick By Young Seeker
The Times reports a young man seeks a house to rent in Renwick. He asks to be notified if an available property is found.
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House
Times Office
Renwick
Ames and Area Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The ragged clipping records a string of local social occurrences. Gerald Mayer of Davenport visited Ames area relatives on Sunday, while Mr and Mrs Metcalf and von Clifford of Raun City visited various friends. Rosemary Nellis joined relatives in Waterloo, and Candace Packard, Grinnell College graduate, attended events in Ames. A Lakota visit featured Rev. Foul at the Methodist church, with local housing changes noted as Mrs Hook settled permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
von Clifford
Raund City
Ames
Nevada
Dean Nellis
Rosemary
Waterloo
Con Kes
Candace Packard
Amea
Ames-Grinnell
Candace Jaa
Grinnell College
From the Editor of The American Boy
The American Boy promises adventure and high-spirited content for boys, with wide-ranging writers and world travel, offering twelve issues annually for one dollar and subscription options for three years. The piece touts editorial independence, quality entertainment, and youth-focused guidance from a dedicated editor in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys of
America
Henithon
Wikia
Tele Adlerican Hoy
Bogatte Hearly
Asaurabe
Billig
Materia
Haiti
Africa
Suntt Sons
China
Adide
Anen
Exedemank
LOY
Sevan Ulva
Tutroll
Council Proceedings read and bills approved
Minutes of the regular meeting September 7 approved. Bills listed include Palmer 105.00 Saxton 80.00 Packacid 20.00 Postmaster 15.93 Miller 16.50 Bell Vel Co 82. others include Marathon Oil Co, Fisher, Richardson, Allen Mfg Co, Kenrick Oil Co, Terry-Dorin Co, and more. Motion carried to approve all bills by the Finance Committee. Adjournment motion carried all aye. Fritz Britt, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Cowell
Gemaber
Packwwd
T. James Palmer
Harold P. Saxton
Khaery
Packacid
Peters
L. W. Miller
N.W. Bell Ve
Wingless Rooster Advances Bird Flight Theory
An unusual wingless rooster in a hypothetical science feature is examined by Dr. Herbert Friedmann. The specimen, lacking wings, challenges understanding of avian development and flight mechanisms, suggesting degeneration rather than a primitive state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bowlegton
Werbert Friedmann
Oia Doeorlag
Kore VII
Ehnna Mathe
New Yenand
Giant cross to rise on Mount Davidson in San Francisco
Construction underway on a concrete 100 foot high cross atop Mount Davidson to serve as Easter sunrise beacon for San Francisco Bay region. The project, costing about 15000, rests on an 18 foot base and will be visible up to 100 miles on clear nights. The site hosts annual services drawing tens of thousands, with previous crosses burned at the mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mount Davidson
San
San Princisco Bay
San Fornessey
Elty Park Commission
Mount Parkison
Mice Eat Maney Uansbury in Curious Brudge Case
A garbled local report describes mice consuming money and coins in a town dispute. Despite efforts, most currency vanished, leaving only small fragments behind. The fragmentary text hints at a legal or financial conflict, with investigators or witnesses referenced in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uansbury
S. 1
Gerdun
Fariver
Mountain Moving 20 Feet Each Day
Fragment from a historical page describes a mysterious daily shift of terrain, noting movement of earth and roots along a mountain slope. The observer mentions village views near Soi Marcelin, unusual incidents, and the quiet, persistent rise of ground affecting trees, fences, and ditches while residents monitor the phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelin
Lin Mountia
Mysterious Blarney Stone Tales At Cork Tower Site
A garbled report describes the Blarnay Stone near a Cork tower built fifty years ago. It mentions a 120 foot parapet, an outdoor stand, and old rites believed to prepare the stone for a ceremonial kiss. The narrative blends lore with vague references to locals and a writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upelarey
Cormac Aine Carthy
Cork
Greenaward
Erin
Porkon
Turnip History and Its Reach Across Europe
A fragmented overview traces turnips from ancient Greece and Rome through medieval Europe. It notes use in England and Wales, symbolic coat of arms, and early food reliance in Germany during winter storms, with references to cultivation origins and global spread.
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Europe
England
Wales
Neiely
Germany
Oysters and Giant Fossil Shells On Display At Chicago Museum
Fossil oyster shells from the Miocene period, some 6 to 12 inches across and weighing up to 16 pounds, are exhibited at the Chicago Field Museum. The show notes these shells found in Argentina and along a long coastline, illustrating ancient seas that once covered the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latha
Chicago Field Maseum
Suseem News
The Beaslle Six Dots Bralla System Described
The text explains a six dot Beaslle like pattern forming sixty three combinations to spell any ordinary alphabet and other symbols. It credits Bralla after its inventor Bindecadors with universal use in packs worldwide and notes quick mastery through a few weeks study and finger-based reading success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindecadors
Bernie Aysteim
Sis
Safety First slogan adopted by major steel firms
The Bureau of ALES promoted Safety First as a national slogan during a 190? safety demonstration in Pittsburgh. Following the event, Frick Coke and Steel Co of Pittsburgh and Mindls Steel Co of Chicago adopted the phrase, with other safety appliance firms likely following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Ales
Ity Burgh
Frick Coke, and Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Mindls Steel Company
Chicago
Beekeeper Faces World Wide American Foulbrood Threat
The text describes a beekeeper named Hyon facing worry over an epidemic called American foulbrood that threatens hives globally. When detected in a colony, the advised action is to burn the affected colony to prevent spread.
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Mimbach's
John Hefti Sr
Peter M. Hiesly
Creston
Madison, Nub
A. B. Richardson
George Keise
Ruth Figs
Pt. Wenek
George Halverson
Georgann
Geo. Milton
E Visi
Sioux Cay
Af. Babler
Cardinal
Atuil
Detroit Tigers
Win
Huettner
Webster City
Uyalindy
Augusts Schimatoski
Ren. Wick
Fred Gueeer
Belden Wesker
Leo Milnhach
Sonny
Alfred Petersen
Carl Larson
Turtle Lake
Wilbur Phipps
Lutheran Hospital
Sunder
Wayne Lela
Storm Lake
Charles Peraous
Washington, D.C
Purnone
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
A. H. Stafford
Mra. Stafford
Kanawhi
Elsim
Bvea
Rev
R. E. Cook
Mielhi- Ban
Cook
Wil
L. Blp
Bridge Club
Onions
Melya Black
Indianola
A. D. Gimer
Thomas and
Taelins Gimer
Frank Gibbs Hiome
Orville Carlton of
Perry
Chas, Seulpult
Carlson
Gloria
Will Black
Edward Wankintok
Briggs
Bode
Brad
Florence Phipps
Stey
Belden Weikel
Ben E. Schulze
Beaver Township
Humboldt County
Lotal Funeral Directors
Rom Clinic
Renwick Markets
Plock Galt
IG. A
Gerald Mayer
Davenport
Thiel
Walton
Dewitt
West Beni
Borne of bin Alter, Mra
Leo
Mimbach
RO. Cook
Lakota
Foul
The
Council Proceedings
Mickie
Bizdees
Rane
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