Renwick School Notes Highlights and Community Events
In Renwick notes, Miss Patterson and DeGrinllea host weekend activities at Linn Grove home with students and class reports. The Sophomore class showed strong ability with a big reception. manual training yields useful projects. Community meeting set to discuss road funding with music and debates, plus extended evening programs and extension courses offered to all ages. Local families visit relatives, and a collage credit event is mentioned.
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Repwick
Vernon
Renwick
Ralaton
Wilie Teashera
Avery
St Pauls Lutheran Church Services in German at 11
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor EH Gillinatin holds Sunday School at 10 am and German language services at 11 am Rev Schluter from Clinton visits shortly after. Nearby notes report Rose Woluy recovering from an operation in Rochester Minnesota and a town prank involving a drugged man found on the street with assistance from locals.
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St. Pauls
Eh, Gillinatin
Schluter
Clinton
Iaet
Grimner
Henry Norder
Rose Woluy Hive
Shu
Rochester
Mion
Blowing Hot and Cold Doctor Blomson Sign Study
A Washington Stor summary explains how evaporation cools skin while a thermometer shows actual temperature. The article contrasts hand warmth with instrument readings, noting differing responses in two imbents and the effect of evaporation on perception.
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Blomson
Washington Stor
Local notes and service updates from Dakota City area
Frank French leaves U.S. Navy and is stationed on the west coast. Mrs E. G. Griebel underwent a Rochester Minnesota operation last Monday and is recovering well. Elmer Brodale, a local meat man, visited Minneapolis and reportedly married there to Mrs William Hansel of Auburn. The Egnes family hosted visitors and relatives at their home. Local teachers were entertained at a six o clock dinner at the Nissen home. Mrs Anna Krise Ora Phipps and Fd Oppedallalace drawn for petit jury service for the October term of the district court to meet at the courthouse in Dakota City on Oct 23.
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Frank French
U.S. Navy
Frank Haa
E. G. Griebel
Rochester
Minn
Elmer Brodale
Minneapolis
William, Hansel
Auburn
John-Egnes
Sunvay
Egenes
Nake
Win "Nissen
Anna Krise
Ora Phipps
Fd Oppedallalace
U Nity
Court House
Dakota City
Right Kind of Music Cited as Aid to Sick Patients
Mrs Ian Slaw, director of the National Association for Music Therapy, urges careful hospital programs of music therapy. She notes music can ease nervous strain and lift spirits in patients, comparing it to a medicine dose and calling for scientific planning and regulation.
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Ian Slaw
Misle
Lzen
Uste
Pente
Ptizees Dé
Crabby Chief Sparks Worker Sentiment Debate in Steel Town
In a steel town a factory foreman fights labor mood as 50 percent back the boss and 50 percent demand his removal. A salty exchange reveals workers split over leadership and trust in the plant’s future.
Unclear excerpt on hunger and daily routines
Fragmentary nature discussion argues that omitting regular meals and daily exercises would be unsafe and undesirable. It suggests discomfort from deprivation and links to self control and physical culture themes without clear event or date.
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Neil
Righteous Indignation Over Alleged Misuse of Funds
A speaker derides an unnamed political figure as deceitful and corrupt while denying personal theft of funds. The confrontation centers on alleged appropriation, slander, and a vow to fight the charges despite pressure. The text conveys anger, defense, and a challenge to the record.
Fragmented Nonsense Mixes Old Playful Lines
A garbled OCR passage blends references to nursery rhyme Mary Mary quite contrary with stray dialogue about a child and a meat trade price spike. The text thrashes between unrelated phrases, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Saxophone playing banned on college tours prompts discipline
A damaged OCR note describes restrictions on saxophone playing during tours in a college precinct. A student received a citation from higher authorities, citing that the saxophone is treated as music and subject to discipline.
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Suste
Look on Bright Side Hite Encourages Hope and Cheer
A reflective note urges keeping the mind free from brooding jealousy and hatred. It emphasizes that happiness dispels darkness and misgivings, urging readers to focus on positive thoughts and resilience.
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Hite
Rick
Geit
When Man Lives Where He Cannot Raise A Family
Excerpt from Harper's Magazine discusses human limits in extreme climates. It cites past Earth regions where survival was possible only for lone males, with reproduction hindered by harsh conditions and extreme heat or cold.
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Greenland
Antarctica
Mike
Death ‘Valley
Western Novel Causes Rows Over Violence in Books
In a Bookman note Will James discusses readers and critics clashing over Western fiction. He argues readers want realism with grit and death, while some editors push to soften content. The exchange centers on how violence is portrayed and the fate of the characters as the story progresses.
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Sherill
Moviluys
Evan Ike
Suden
Mia
Will James
Bookman
Golfers Ball Jumble In Local Verse Tale
A playful OC R transcription echoes a golfer’s dialogue about balls and clubs. The quirky lines describe mis-hits and requests for gear as a caddy and player clash over sport, with a humorous tone and scattered garbled phrases.
Kibitzer Defined In Motion Picture Theater Row
A confused audience member asks what a kibitzer is during a film, while another describes a kibitzer as a parson who loudly criticizes in a theater, provoking annoyance among other viewers. The exchange highlights slang and theater etiquette in a humorous moment.
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Tivo
Dolly
Lyrden
Ribitzes
Wridand
Rheitzer
Fragmented lines from a family scene in a story
A child asks to take her infant brother to a movie while the mother questions the expense and timing. The exchange reveals concern over costs and care as the teen insists on bringing the younger sibling before a planned event.
Simple Funeral Customs for Jewish Communities
A note on Jewish burial practices emphasizes simplicity and equality. It states funerals should be plain and devoid of elaborate music or flowers, highlighting ten distinctions between the rich and the poor as a guiding principle.
Open sesame phrase mystery in York thieves tale
The fragment refers to the magic words open sesame as a key to a mystery involving robbers. It hints at a sensational Arabian Nights style tale where the phrase is tied to unlocking a door or treasure, suggesting intrigue around a robber’s tale and its cryptic password.
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Patterson
DeGrinllea Sponte
Linn Grove
Vain Horio
Bert Grant
Rodwan
Chas
Nonanun Hone
Henry Schneider
Brodhead
Win
Mra
Mrean
Clint Snell
Ant
Joe McDoowland
Webster City
John
Credit Clave
Bel Swanson Borne
Chey
Minor
Rochester, Main
Henry Gaigel
Thesday
Monroe, Wie
West Bend
Bundy
L. Ro Lurner
Gon’ Bobbie
Deetar’y
Mobridge
the Court of Last Resort
Durant Motors
Durant
RCW
Amerfoun cii
London
Staal
Roy
Nell Triaullla
Mary
Hollie
Tex
Aivat
Charyee
Diam
Clayrell
Kansas City Star
Bessie
Shi
Jackie
Nessie
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