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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
5
The savings department of the First National Bank is presented as the school for children, teaching them the value of money and self restraint for their future welfare.
Clarence Pickard of Humbold County argues against county wide co operative buying via Farm Bureaus, warning it can injure farmers by driving uneconomic competition. He recalls past experiences with cooperative buying and tolls dealers, urging farmers to form their own organized co operatives while preserving dealer services.
Goldfield honors veteran William Palmateer who died Thursday at 120 lusk hospital from heart valve disease. Born July 18, 1844 in Canada, he served in Company Second Iowa Cavalry from 1864 to 1865. Survived by widow Sarah, daughter Mary Matteson of Goldfield, son Laurel of Pipestone, and brothers E G Palmateer and Mrs W K Benedict. Funeral held in Goldfield conducted by American Legion Post.
Thieves hit Eagle Grove stealing a tray of old coins worth 1500 dollars and five watches from a Colton restaurant last Sunday night. On Friday night thieves forced entry into Chapman Lumber Company offices and opened the safe but left it unlocked. The Alexandria Pool Mall was entered Saturday night or Sunday morning with nine dollars, cigarettes, gum and candy stolen.
A wartime style poem urges readers to respect traffic rules to prevent deaths from speeding. It warns that reckless driving injures and kills many, reminding readers that every fatal accident harms families and communities. The piece cites grim consequences and moral duty.
The Gazette notes its fortieth year with W I Miller known as Bill explaining forty years is long for a newspaper. He recounts that many people and business leaders from forty years ago are gone, while current ones have come and gone.
A stray flock of chickens from Garnant's cream station wandered Sunday night and were later found in a citizen's yard. The informant claims to be unable to explain how the birds ended up there. A neighbor overheard a garbled exchange about groceries and a crime, with vague references to a mine or order house.
Byron rushed in from Sunday school asking Grandma about a 1991 De. Grandmother puzzled as the teacher asked families to bring their New Testaments to church next Sunday. He noted their sister’s involvement and the expectation set by the teacher for a future Bible reading.
A fragment reports a judge and laughter during a court scene. It mentions Meainy proceeding and Lomesha telling her mother about speeches by Papm and other men, followed by Kyolye men being taken to a dark room to be developed. The source text is garbled and contains unclear identities and actions.
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle hints at playful or cryptic wording wields the term yiadded cell and mentions padding with cautious remarks about family. The snippet appears as a linguistic teaser rather than a full news item.
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