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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
7
Reported yesterday in a garbled local page, names Parisian styled. A social gathering at a Bend home featured Philipa and Arhuren Wignne with other guests. The mood was pleasantly surprised as children celebrated a birthday.
A compact grocery listing promotes fresh items including large packs of Piiites 2 lbs and Gold Dust Old Dutch Bacon Nuggets per pound. It notes round Bologna and Good Corn sold by the can with pricing details.
Community glimpses include visits from Miss Ayer to Cedar Falls students. Dr from Eagle Grove called for a medical case. Harry Hangon arriving with a suit and rumors of citizenship. Rev Beckman at Waterloo conference and return to Renwick for another year. a jury verdict found not guilty in a minor trial. local social news notes the Bart Saxon Scribner ceremony and a bridal event.
Notice to all concerned that Ursula public deceased has left a purported last will and Testament now filed for probate in the District Court of Iowa Humboldt County. The hearing for probate is set for May 5, 1923 at 100 o clock AM at the courthouse in Dakota City Iowa. The clerk P L Evie issues this notice and seal.
The Saturday Evento excerpt presents an archaic, dense, and imagery rich portrayal of Indigenous peoples, describing attire, tools, warfare, and ceremonial practices. The text reflects 19th or early 20th century ethnographic tones, naming tribes and detailing regalia, weapons, hairstyles, and social norms in a sweeping narrative.
A Youth's Companion excerpt recounts a rural scene in the South where a motorist quizzes a farmer about crops. The farmer explains he has no corn or potatoes planted due to rain, while joking with the traveler about his garden and sweet potatoes. The dialogue centers on weather and crop outcomes.
A fragmentary domestic scene centers on dinner talk about oysters on the half shell. A mother questions the grog and the lattle’s mother asks what the fad for dinner will be as Wednesday approaches.
A chaotic, OCR heavy account details wild animal meat and deer displays in a London restaurant show. It notes a veteran performer and a string of antics alongside the English public reaction to wine and theater. The piece weaves disjointed observations of animals, dining, and media chatter into a period voice.
A disjointed reminiscence recalls George Aire and a canary on a porch cage. Neighbors inquire about the bird’s outdoor habits and the etiquette of keeping pets, noting how weather and routine influenced the singer. The tale ends with a resigned nod to repeating the summer ritual next year.
A garbled early morning report from the Indianapolis News describes a father, a plumber, who stayed out all night to provide balloons for his four children. He eyed a streetstore in a wakeful townsman’s move, then returned home with three more balloons after staying until 1:30 AM.
In a cluttered office, an undignified moment unravels as a ringmaster takes his head in a faux parade over Checker Pay. A telephone operator reads Walt Whitman poems while an office boy debates the best play end.
A report notes a new railway station rising forty stories, with observers spotting an upper berth and a lower one during the building’s ascent. The description reflects a dramatic urban feature and speculative height claims.
A Bleven year old boy in Medford Oregon claimed a prize in a long distance recepton contest. An address delivery mix up left Cubs puzzled as organizers sorted the result and awarded the S100 prize.
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