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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
2
On November 1 1922 Renwick merchants announced a switch to a cash only system to avoid bankruptcy risk. Customers pay cash for all purchases with no credit sales, promising lower prices and reduced debt collection. Signatories include Maurer Sawkeye Oil Co and several local business leaders.
Farmers report a thin labor pool for husking as harvest starts amid favorable weather. Most corn stands are in good condition with high yields, and wages range from three and a half to four cents. Husker availability is the main concern as activity begins.
A dance event at Livermore Wednesday the 25th features music by Chucks. Attendees are expected from about thirty miles around. Colling, manager, urges participation and effort.
Local listing advertises Shropshire ram stock with several good Shrop shire rams available for sale at priced right rates in Australia. The compact notice highlights affordability and selection for buyers seeking quality breeding stock.
For sale about 76 large willow trees listed under Mrs Will Kraft. Notes mention Bert Drunkina visiting Cedar Rapids, Ed Maton and daughter from LaVerne Town visiting Edgar Schoolcrafts, M B Richardson driving to Des Moines, Abe Hoover staying briefly, and a birthday day with presents and visiting relatives.
Local advertisement touts a two part Catarrh cure with an external ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that purportedly acts through the blood to rid the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over a decade with Toledo, OH distributors FT, Chaney & Con.
Alyena Griebel Niernier, born March 28 1882 in Donaline Iowa, moved to Renwick at age three, joined Lutheran Church at fifteen, married Henry Niernier in Renwick on March 11 1902, later lived near LaVerne. She died October 14 1922 after two years of illness leaving husband and three sons John Frank Ralph, sister Elsie Bogare Corwith, brother Ernest Griebel Renwick, parents Mr and Mrs R J Griebel Renwick. services held at home and LyVerne Church with burial at Lun i Cemetery.
Opinion piece urging readers to value a sound mind over material luxury. Warns against filling the mind with trivial reads and promotional copy. Promotes The Youth's Companion subscription and yearly calendar, listing prices and mailing address.
Notice lists several farm and property observations near Renwick Kanawha and Chester White spring boars with sires Hood bonva. Provides contact hints for inquiry through Goldfield 2117 and names Ray Woodard and Ed Rickens in Kanawha and Renwick. Includes dates October 241 and October 26 with location cues and a general reminder about trespass and punny property references.
The fragment reports Vernon residents and visiting individuals including Mr and Mrs Frank Biegger and Mr and Mrs Frank Wiegyr visiting relatives in Us and attending a dance at Arnold. It mentions Misa Anna Dash with her parents and Frank Green selling fish at Humboldt last Thursday. Multiple names and places appear with minimal cohesive context.
Gersie Molhakken of Stavern waters high school team to play Utauie City. Frank Wyatt and wife proud parents of a baby boy. Alleg Rice has scarlet fever with quarantine in place. Faro Brear meeting held last Friday. monthly moving preview shown. Several injuries and illnesses noted among staff and students. Football game recap and upcoming theater and academic events described. college prep and career training emphasized for graduates.
A fragmented notice advertises a hawker social event titled Diat Now on October 20 at a local Baptist church in Northern Tiaptine Association area. The vague text lists names such as Haan Wei Hinaay Wor Sale and others, mentioning items like a heater and red yarn.
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