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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
2
Fragmented item lists Mary Pickford and others visiting Vernon and nearby areas. Mentions Spirit Lake trips, Eagle Grove resident found, Britt nearby visits, and Webster City ties. Text is garbled with multiple names and places obscured by OCR errors.
Lou Sherman, owner of the Goldfield Chronicle, plans to revive the Bow Independent and potentially relaunch the First in NENS Week. Sherman also runs a paper at Meservey and Ashart, claiming a record in the field, while expressing no interest in slowing his ventures despite local competition.
A cryptic notice from a local Iowa school board outlines tuition increases for the upcoming semesters. The plan sets high school tuition at eight dollars with a five dollar rate increase in another category, requiring half payment in advance and the remainder due at the start of the second semester. The message is incomplete and appears to be a scanned OCR fragment.
Notice dated September 1 1920 declares that Charles Arnold Simpson is not to be held responsible for the author’s son's debts or earnings. It cites Blas Stinigagn as related party in the disposition.
Local items report Capl. Kidd 2 dre Mary Pickford at Vernon, Miss Grace Richardson back from YWCA Lake Geneva, Mrs. GoW Yeoman meeting Lutheran Ladies, and many visitors traveling to Des Moines and Sioux City. Will Anderson's accident, Renwick auto ads, and Boone Valley picnic date set for September 10 at Goldfield park.
The wedding of Rev. Lt. William Renther, pastor of the local Luther church, to Sylvia Christina Ager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agar of Watupeton, took place at St Paul’s Lutheran Church in Watupeton with Rev. Engelke of Rockwell officiating. A celebratory dinner followed at the bride’s home. The couple departed for a two week honeymoon including Niagara Falls.
A thrift guidance note from the Division of Women's Activities of the Department of Justice outlines a recipe titled Chopped Beef Au Casserole for four to five servings. The instruction covers ground beef with tomato relish, Tabasco, bacon topping, beets, and baking two hours with frequent basting.
County agent announces poultry culling demonstrations across townships. Members urged to attend, especially those aiming to cull non laying hens, with schedules in Norway Boone Liberty Bagley Grove and adjacent areas on September 6th led by John Engh Overbaugh Bros Harry Inners and Magnus Hanson.
Vernon items list several local movements including Helen Elmer in Humboldt and families of Bleasney Doige Green Klassie Rice Detman Zimmerman Hefti and Brown visiting in communities near West Bend Irvington Minnesota and Chicago with church and park gatherings noted and travel plans mentioned.
Reformatted ad claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by cleansing blood and healing diseased parts. Asserts 35 years of use and wide reliability with testimonials available. Promotes immediate start and notes price and availability through F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio with druggists selling the remedy.
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