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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
6
A long religious discourse portrays death and resurrection as a triumphant invasion by divine power. It rails against mortality, imagines apocalyptic judgment, and envisions humanity united in a perfected eternal body, celebrating Easter as ultimate victory over death.
Fragmentary sermon notes discuss evil, religious duty, and authority of Jesus Christ. Names and places appear sparsely: Akron, New York, and various religious figures referenced in a fragmented critique of modern sentiment. The text emphasizes scripture, Sabbath, and moral restraint as central to faith.
Debates and votes unfold on Budgets sheriffs salaries and county offices. Measures address federal building funding state authority over roads and bridges, and property tax and jail reforms. Senators consider sheriff bill changes while House debates measures on street improvements and franchise rights.
Fragmented report lists injuries deaths and local notices. Mentions Teitkwoot center mail routes, a farmer Joyane Clinton, George Bixby, Achiltes Wott, Westsawn Council, and a water system vote. Includes health decline and a fatality, with several names and places obscured by OCR errors.
Storied congressional session outlines budget votes and war repeal efforts. Key figures include Mr. Tactor, Miss Vers Rhica, and Mr. Rhea as debates center on military and fiscal policy. Adjournment follows actions on taxation, rail, and public works, with passage of certain bills and ongoing contention over district seats.
Fragmented readable phrases reference wartime service, Senate discussion, and television coverage of a treaty context. Mentions a likely president or official, a treaty named Liman, and general references to Me Senate and Me television. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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