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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1925

Page

5

Senate committee probes junket amid land condition talk

Fragmented remarks touch on travel investigations and political debate as a California case looms. The piece also references a German resort actress, a Washington debt conference, and a controversial motive tied to money and influence.

Senate

First Duty to Obeying the Laws

Editorial urges citizens to honor all laws as the foundation of order. It argues lawbreaking erodes protection of individual rights and contends respect for law is essential, warning that selective enforcement invites broader law disregard and weakens the republic.

Siliciala

Beware of the Hen With Early Fall Gown

Farmers urged to cull poor layers as pullet crop downsizes. County notices warn that hens in new September outfits distract nest sites and reduce laying potential, with a September 16 deadline to remove underperforming birds.

Ukelele Girls Entertain at Renwick Reem

The Ukelele Girls performed last Wednesday as part of the summer entertainment series at Renwick Reem. Crowds have enjoyed frequent shows through the season and more performances are expected before the Cree band season ends.

Saveral Renwick Reem Shere

Record crowds visit Iowa State Fair surpassing 1919 tally

Secretary S. RK. Corey announced a total of 198,220 visitors this year, the largest turnout to date, eclipsing the 1919 expedition record by 78. Officials estimated exhibition revenue near $822,587.7 and projected about $60,000 for maintenance needs.

S. RK. Corey

Former Renwick Boy Married in Minnesota

Mrs. J. W. Merson visiting sister in Little Falls sends a clipping about Miss Rose Genevieve Hanowski daughter of John Hanowaki marrying Edmund LeBlanc of Pierz at St. Ann's church in St. Ann. Rev. Kilowski officiated. Attendants Miss Mary Waytak and Peter Jianowski. The couple to live in Pierz after a wedding dinner at Rev Kilowaki's home.

J. W. Merson Little Jaila Minn Senda Little Falls A. E LeBtaiie St. Ann’s Church St. Ann Kilowaki Yellowstone National Pack

Cautionary Note on Investments and Bank Reputations

The piece urges readers to consult banks with good reputations before investing and warns that slick stock salesmen may prey on farmers. It asserts national investment knowledge grows, emphasizes prudent choices, and states responsible banking or investment houses can save millions by avoiding losses.

Sky Wildcats Con

Killing the Farmers Friend In Iowa the pheasants face a farmer’s complaint

A farmer blamed pheasants for corn losses. The game department killed two birds and found insects and worms. The piece argues ongoing slaughter of birds harms farming by reducing natural pest control and food production. It warns that while rifles could be trained quickly, restoring bird populations would take generations.

Iowa Game Department

S B Hetty Writes From Boat In Mid Ocean

A letter from S B and John Hetty aboard a vessel in the Atlantic reports fine weather and a possible arrival in France soon. They send greetings to friends and mention Ocean Post, a newspaper aboard the ship. The note hints at European health resorts and cautions about counterfeiting arrests in cities.

S. B. Hetty S. B John Hetty Switzerland Atlantic Ovsam France Ocean Post Beat

Seattle man covers cottage with discarded auto plates

A Seattle man shingled his summer cottage with discarded automobile plates from various garages. The plates, representing several states and many years, totaled over twenty three hundred and added five inches to the roof. The tale notes the novelty of cars helping build roofs and jokes about future advertising on famous landmarks.

Seattle Varios

Gasoline Prices Cut Across Regions

Gasoline prices are falling in the east and west while workers face higher coal costs. The shift suggests a balancing act as costs shift across energy sectors.

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