Let Us Help You From Aost National Bank
Renwick residents are invited to explore the bank's broad role beyond safekeeping funds. It positions itself as a financial home offering investment guidance and personal financial advice to help customers achieve success through close cooperation with the bank.
Local Notes From LaVerne And Surrounding Towns
Local items report visits from Dave Jumat of LaVerne and Mra M A Kelman of Des Moines, Hazel Wood in Minnesota, Wilbur Phipps building on Tang’s Hannik farm, and Howard Trask of Blunt visiting with sister Mrs Fred Walkner. Irene Stauffacher visited from Adel, Chris Rasmussen's family visited Webster, and humorous notes compare horse and Ford values. Several updates include Mrs Will Klockman at a funeral, Methodist Ladies Aux meeting, a stage party, a newborn boy for the Hefty family, and tobacco rules forcing Kansas teachers to smoke cigars. Also mentioned are Will Palmer’s meals, first snow in Renwick, car yard idle in Corwith, Governor Kendall leading a Christmas Seal drive, and Fort Dodge trip for Chicago White Sox players barring rain delays. Chas Schipul buys town lots from Claus Helmke and plans a new home east of G H Martin residence, with move expected after spring.
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Chas
Schipul
Claus Helmke
G. H. Martin
Schipull
Pormer Renwick Resident Dies in Los Angeles Cal
Mrs L A Wong aged 78 died at Angeles hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral services for Dr Pope will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at W A Brown parlors with Rev G Wright officiating. Body in vault at Evergreen Cemetery then moved to church yard near Renwick Iowa. Married in 1862, she and husband Leonard Pope lived in Waukon Humboldt Santa Monica and Los Angeles. Survived by husband and four children two sons Lemuel Pope Elwin Pope two daughters Annice Doty Nina McGurry, a adopted daughter Laura Pope, two brothers Marcia S Marsh Murray Marsh.
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L. A. Wong
Seara
Angeles Hospital
Evergreen Cemetery
Olly
Renwick
Iowa
Cattaraugus County
New York
Prairie di Chien
Wis
Murray Marsh
The Buck Goes Down a Well in Hannibal Mo
Walt Mason recounts a temptation to swindle a grocer with a phony coin and resolves to discard the bogus plan. He weighs thoughts of revenge against moral counsel learned at home and Sunday school, choosing honesty and destroying the deceit.
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Py Ehaicess
Ueal
Fiere
Jay
Hannibal
Walt Mason
Wonder Babe’s Birth Story Captures Mason City Page
The Upper Des Moines Republican reprints a bizarre Mason City tale about a baby born three years earlier in Algona. The account recalls the infant’s early illness at two days old, a physician’s grim reply, and a quip about the doctor and nurse in a surreal exchange.
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Mason City
Madan
Upper
Des Moines
His Single Vice Philippa and the Cigarette Habit
Philippa notes Billy is a good brother while Ife admits one bad habit, smoking. Flossie downplays it saying most men smoke. Philippa adds that his habit is cigarettes he smokes.
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Philippa
Billy
Ife
Flossie
Physical Chemistry Lectures Atperiay Centers Review
Dr. POW Aston of Danbridge delivered lectures on physical chemistry at variant Atperiay centers. The talk highlighted advances in mumant and plyvicn e betiigtry, arguing that critical elements are identical in substance but differ in structure. The discussion suggested future mastery of element transitions and systematic control of their properties.
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Pow. Aston
Danbridge
Anettier
Dreadful Story Told By Sixteen Year Old Lydia
A fragment from a Victorian style tale where Lydia, aged sixteen, relates a shocking event to her mother. The dialogue shows tension as the mother urges disclosure about a frightening incident involving violence and fear. The text hints at a brutal scene witnessed in a rental property setting with family implications.
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Eytlia
Naturalis
Lydia
Vinally
Francis
France
Bel Mt
Talia
Anit Vranvig
Surprising the Banker Tale From a Village Market
A humorous tale recounts a youth who casually earns and quickly spends money. He shows cash to his mother and banker and asks to deposit 200 610. the banker questions the sum as the boy shrugs and nonchalantly replies with more defiance than prudence.
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