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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
5
Renwick merchants celebrate one year since cash basis adoption with big bargains. They announce free movie showings at Vernon Theatre on Saturday Nov 3 and invite customers to Renwick to trade. Doors open free to the public.
Critics warn that the United States enacts more laws than five great nations combined. They claim legislative output so vast it fills immense libraries and Supreme Court volumes. They urge repeals and enforcement over production to restore sanity in lawmaking.
A newspaperless New York for three days left 6,000,000 people ignorant of world events and what stores or shows offered. Shopping fell over 40 percent in three days, theatres dropped about 20 percent, and commission workers in department stores faced nearly one million dollars in lost wages. A newspaperless city implies vast business and personal losses.
The Livermore Gazette reports a car of fish arrived Friday for distribution along the river. The shipment included black bass crappies bluegills sunfish and other varieties. Fish were taken to various points and are to be released for anglers once grown. Dr Bowes arranged the consignment through the fish commissioner's assistant.
A fragment urges citizens to engage with public officials and stay in touch with authorities. It argues communities acting as one would pressure officials to improve service and accountability, stressing collective responsibility for good governance.
Merchants in Renwick warn small town stores face extinction from mail order houses. They advocate aggressive local advertising to keep money circulating, stressing advertising as vital to trade and urging residents to buy at home to support local living standards and growth.
The piece notes Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 13 across the United States aiming to cut losses from 1923 totaling 521,860,000. It credits widespread participation from schoolchildren to the President and highlights fire causes from wiring to cigarette stubs as factors in a historically fire prone nation.
A reflective statement argues that citizens cannot know or avoid violating many laws. It predicts lawmakers may someday abolish some laws and pass only a few, to simplify the legal framework and reduce overregulation.
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