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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
7
A damaged OCR entry from Renwick Times lists names of editors and owners and references a notary public and attorney. It mentions a candidate for county office and a visitor, with illegible dates and details. The readable bits indicate a legal or publication notice around an election context.
Notice for bids for street work to be received by the Town Clerk up to six o clock May 4 028. Bids must show price per hour for one man one team and price per day for five teams. Council reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Fragmentary note touts Mutual Insurance South Mutual Insurance as a sound company providing protection and efficient service for farm town or home needs. Mentions Renwick, D Goodrich Agency, Goldfield Iowa and Miss Candice Packard from Grinnell College during the Easter vacation.
A Livermore event presents Bergen and his Balloons of Omaha a Dixter band with vaudevilly date artisty to perform next Monday April 9 the venue also hosts a Thursday April 2 dance with the Real Orchestra admission set at 6 cents.
Stancia Kelling ill with pneumonia under Dr Martin care at Bayle Grove. Mr Irwin Moses visiting at Robert and Mrs Smiths parental home. For sale Bull Orphington cera 2 50 per 100. Mrs Gillespie contact 14 40 22. Ward report week of Mrs A Ky Kruse deal at Mineral Point. Tornerts sister Mrs Ht V Clutter visiting from Denver with mother at Mercy hospital. Humboldt county spellings contest set for Saturday. Ham wick not listed among contestants though expected.
STATS OF IOWA YSS No F761 Renwick county notices announce that Henry G. Hist has been appointed administrator of the estate of Anna G. Bleai deceased of Renwick. Creditors are asked to pay and claimants to present their claims to the administrator and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated March 22 1928. G W Garfield Attorney M A Walauknit Clerk District Court.
The scene shows a professional model naked before a dozen men when a sudden alarm breaks the tense hush. A shadow near the stand prompts a frightened remark from the model, Tenpeil, explaining a man looming close and triggering tension in the circle. The episode sparks discussion on feminine psychology and decorum.
Watch care guidance warns that exposure to cold can damage springs. After winding, keep the watch in the same position as during winding and avoid rapid movement. Winding should be done slowly and carefully, counting turns to prevent over-winding and damage.
A white haired gentleman, seen with a kitten, extracts gloves from his packet and pats the kitten before replacing the gloves and bowing to two boys then strolling away in a New Yorker scene.
Late 16th century notes describe efforts to locate Cardinal Wolsey's bones in an abbey ruin now used as a farm. Excavations face political pressure and uncertain records, with claims of sarcophagus markers and a possible empty grave. The search appears likely to fail while broader neglect and shifting authorities hinder progress.
A blurred tale describes a fraught dinner at home where a mother recalls a child’s fear and a butcher’s tale. Amid memory and tears, a man laments lost nerve while a woman struggles to calm the scene. A family teeters over a strained family dinner and its consequences.
Unclear readable text references a group response to a halt in activity. Mentions WOL area and Amerlans Yaxaalee in garbled form. No clear event, date, or names available for a solid, factual summary.
A fragment describes how Red Indians sourced bow wood from surrounding mountains with tall straight pines for bows and mentions gathering practices. It notes pine use expanding into western states and refers to railroad-cutting and shipments to Laramie for preservative treatment under government supervision.
A damaged clipping from the Los Angeles Times presents a fragmented dialogue about social class distinctions and consumer behavior. The text mentions Jules Maynard and an upper class man reacting to a show, with unclear context and missing details.
Early 19th century tabasco peppers were imported from Tabasco Mexico for trade. Vol Maunsell Witte reportedly secured few seeds from Messeno and planted them in Louisiana. Peppers flourished, yielding better quality than Mexican crops and leading to renewed interest in tabasco pepper production.
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a tense scene with a stern young woman, her mother, and a father. They exchange stilted phrases as affection fades, revealing a strained domestic exchange and disrupted harmony within the household.
In Barbizon the colony grew as an artistic center of the forest arts. The LebnN sehog produced notes on the prominent painters including Theodore Rousset and Morie Ruane, with Mier and Francoig Mier linked to the Barbizon circle. The era centers on the first half of the 1800s and the village’s famed painters.
Hemans recalls a scene from the battle of Trafalgar where Nelson, the sea’s famed victor, presses to annihilate French ships. A bullet ends a French admiral and French officers die amid flames as British crews endure heavy losses. A boy clings to rope and is saved as the flagship sinks, while wounded officers are tended and the fleet’s foe sinks lower in the waves.
A geologist notes diamonds resist heat but burn in extreme temperatures around 500 degrees Celsius. Diamond experts warn prolonged exposure to fire and oxygen destroys them, turning surfaces white or gray and eventually consuming the material.
The text notes Cuba's independence declared in 1898 after the Treaty of Paris ending the Spanish American War, a 1901 constitution, and U S congressional involvement. It emphasizes the Platt Amendment of March 2, 1901 binding Cuba to avoid foreign entanglements, indebtness, and ensuring U S influence over Cuban affairs.
The New York and Pennsylvania institutions laid foundations for blind education with the New York Baptist Establishment's 1882 launch, while Philadelphia’s facility, founded in 183%, emerged as a leading model. Early programs faced leadership gaps and varying effectiveness, prompting expansion to other states.
A garbledOCR snippet mentions themes of sun, storey, and acquisitions after a distant conflict. It references a territorial stance and legal tone, with scattered names and places suggesting a historical reportage fragment. The legible elements hint at a discussion of change in borders and authority.
A garbled travel note from Luis Post-Dispatch hints at journeys along state routes and winding lanes. The fragmented text mentions earth and heavens, a hunt for roads, and a sense of movement beyond familiar paths. The piece reads like a poetic, unfinished map.
Fragmentary notes describe early geological ideas about the Mediter nein sen and formation of an ancient Moths ocean. They mention a global spread, a king Ue figure, and gradual exterior changes as the crus advances, with Meriectuneon linked to major shifts and sites.
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