Editor’s Son Married Editor Scoop Reports Britt Bride
Migs Vera Lucille Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs G I Clark of Britt, wed Chauncy A Sturdivant on Saturday evening September 18 at the Dale Celkina home church. The bride, a Britt graduate, has worked in Mason City at the Singer Sewing Machine offices as bookkeeper and demonstrator, while Chauncy is employed at the Bruce Cracery in Mason City.
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Scoop
Sturlivant
Wea Joy
Migs Vera Lucille Clark
Mra
G. I. Clark
Britt
Chiutney A. Sturdivant
Dale Celkina
Congregational Church
Writt
Singer Sewing Machine
Mason City
Chauncy
Bruce Cracery
Dad
Gerald Cook Joins Morningside College Men’s Glee Club
Gerald Cook of Renwick, a student at Morningside College in Sioux City, has been admitted to the college’s Men’s Glee Club after try-outs led by Professor Paul MacCollin. The club, directed by MacCollin, conducts an active yearly program including concert tours in Iowa and neighboring states during Christmas and Easter. Membership is selective and considered an honor for Cook.
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Gerald Cook
Renwick
Morningside College
Sioux Gily
Paul MacCollin
Morningside Conservatory of Music
Pheasant Open Season Declared in Fifteen Counties
State game warden W Albert declares pheasant hunting season in Winnebago Worl Mitchell Howard Hancock Floyd Chirann Wright Franklin Butler Bremer Hamilton Hardin Grundy and Blackhawk. Season set for October 14 15 10.
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W. Albert
Winnebago
Worl
Mitchell
Howard
Hancock
Floyd
Chira*ann
Wright
Franklin
Butler
Bremer
Hamilton
Hardin
Grundy
Blackhawk
Geo Carter Tops Iowa State Freshman Ranks
George S. Carter of Renwick led Iowa State College freshmen with a 93.20 scholastic average. He ranked third in the class as 100 freshmen were noted for high academic achievement. a mix of stray notes mentions President Coolidge, war debt ideas, Nicaragua fighting, Guayule rubber, and bootleg employment rumors.
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Geo. Carter
Iowa State College
George S. Carter
Renwick
Ames
George
Two Corwith People Killed At Crossing
Mrs. George L. Severns and Leroy Peterman, both of Corsith, died when a Rock Island train struck them at a crossing near Council Bluffs. The deaths occurred about eight o clock Wednesday morning as Mrs. Severns had been to Ralston Nebraska to obtain cholera serum for her veterinarian husband in Corwith.
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George L. Severns
Leroy Peterman
Corsith
Rock “Island
Council Bauffs
Severns
Ralston
Web
Corwith
Danger Signals and the Foolhardy Traveler
The poem by Walt Mason mocks gullible men who ignore warning signs about scams and danger. It laments the habit of trusting risky schemes for quick profit despite clear cautions from public warnings and skeptical voices like the village banker.
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Caide
Chirageon
Zephera Bear
Suckera
Jinks
Galt
Walt Mason
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First National Bank
Renwick, Iowa
First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
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Oakdale Dairy
W. H. Helmke
Dodge Brothers
Dependable
Dodge Broshera
Renwick Auto & Imp’t CO
Renwick, Town
Dododgeee Brothers Motor Cars
Morningside Glee Club
Coolidge
Ambher
Hind
Washington
Newton Daker
Ress
Nicaraguaa
Guayule
World Court
Paul Smith
Europe
Harvard
Mother Harth
New England
Specialista
Jack Dempsey
Mgr
Taney
Idaho
Valentino
Lita
the Farmers Co-Op Co
Minneapolis
King of
Aames
Brown
Handy
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
DIXIE
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Pa Nee Oleer
Bae
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