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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
5
A persuasive pitch urges homeowners to treat the garage as an extension of the house for safety convenience and control. It offers free plans and full cost information to assist in building and securing a personal car space.
Doulas Mairbanke attends Ver non on Monday. Jenny Suhneider, hero from Wlacongin, visits relatives. An automobile sale and harness concern is noted. J. Daw son of Glen Southwick Way arrives by biplane from Britt. Mr and Mrs Otto Roepke relocate from here to Livermore then Eagle Grove this week. Mr and Mrs LB McDitmid and Saugiiter visit Ed James home near Eagle Grove with Mrs McDitmid's mother at Dakota City. Luther church schedules German service at 11 am and English service at 9:30 am with Sunday School at 10 am.
Mr and Mrs Robert McGowan were passengers in a streetcar struck by an arrest car as they prepared to leave a state fair in Minneapolis. Mrs Kennedy and Mrs McGowan sustained minor injuries after the crash. witnesses including a policeman blamed the motorman. Settlement offers planned.
A stranger in Algona notes a well known townsman crippled and walking stiffly, asking why he appears on the golf course. A local home guard replies the man is kept from playing by his wife who forbids Sunday golf, yet he sneaks out with a mid-iran down his pant leg.
The Iowa governor proclaims September 20 to October as seed corn weeks and urges every farmer to gather and save enough seed corn to meet next season needs, and ideally for the following season. High land costs, wages, and labor shortages plus the danger of frost motivate adherence.
The Wright County Farm Bureau held a picnic at William Enge’s home on September 7. Attendees enjoyed the usual meal and a talk by Joe Abernathy who explained the bureau and its benefits. Several new members were welcomed.
The Fortnightly Club held its semi annual meeting at Mrs. W. T. Tupper's home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Rock Wood's study on Diseases of Children was postponed to a later date. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tupper at the conclusion.
Boone Township and Wright County Farm Bureau divisions plan a Fall Festival and short course on September 23 and 24. An official program will be announced next week. Henry Boge returned from Spirit Lake last Friday. George Johnson offers extra red onions at $2 per bushel. call for details. Mrs Babler and Fred Habler visited Mrs Roy Stephens at Hanna Switch. Dr Richardson sells practice to Dr Kelley of West Bend who will assume soon. Luni Sunshine Society to meet with Mrs T S Smallwood on September 16 inviting donations of old hens.
The piece urges depositing odd change into a savings account to build a successful future and watch gradual growth from tiny, routine sums.
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