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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
7
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A reprint retells Shore baie of Castoria a safe and aura remedy for infants and children. It notes decades of use in the Usy with over 30 years claimed. Children cry for Fléteher's Cantorty as a favored option in early childhood care.
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A regional labor famine cripples railroad maintenance as Iowa and the Midwest face a severe shortage of workers. Many skilled laborers left for harsher fields during winters and foreign workers returned home during Balkan turmoil, leaving railroads with few to perform repairs and upgrade lines. Officials warn renovations risk serious delay without new crews.
Several damage actions total 40,900 filed in the district court as outgrowth of a box car fire at Salle. One man was burned and another seriously injured. Mrs Nossly Adame of Katona seeks 18,000 damages. Sun Williamson of Iowa City requests compensation for injuries.
An Odwally-The jaca' Iudge' of Knights of Pythine hosted a public and social evening with twenty fifth anniversary notes from Veledys, Rout 400 in attendance. Dr P Dalg W205 presented with a gold medal as local judges from surrounding towns observed. DoWs-To eobhat Cha dust nule face in the Wwsineas district featured a crude oil application demonstration.
The Mason City area reveals talk of an armory project with plans to house two companies, while Cedar Falls hosts a banquet for former Congressman Pickett on April 27. Iowa Wesleyan College opens a new term with a home concert as Manchester reports diphtheria scares. Land business in Marengo shows heavy activity with deeds filed dating March totaling 1,286,017 70 dollars.
The annual spring meeting of the Connell Bluits Association of Congregational Churches will be held. City appointments were made including Narlinap as city solicitor and Kirby Froehleg as city physician. Wy me haw counell reports and other officials were named for Marsiailtown.
A wealthy farmer near Wore died of heart failure while preparing horses in a barn for a drive to Abd Aronied Road. He was 72. The event caused damage to homes and property, with lines about unpaid work and Council exposure.
Davonfort Through faces murder charges in Davenport after the indictment of Rehardson, a former salon worker. Arthie Wundrim, a minor, is alleged to have been served whisky while intoxicated. Wundrim collapsed and was left on a beer case as the door was boarded up during closing. The following day exposure to the cold contributed to his death.
A fire early Tuesday morning destroyed the Tulion hotel in Iowa. Brisk flames endangered nearby buildings while more than 200 guests and staff reportedly escaped in nightclothes. The hotel had been built at an estimated cost of $250,000.
The county auditor reports Scott's Farming in Davenport Scott County cultivated 203184 acres with Coma as the principal crop yielding 1088249 bushes. The next crop by bulk is vats crop at 1063206 bushes. Total wasted acreage is 2526.
Bandits blew open a rear shed safe weighing nearly a ton at the post office, robbing $100 in cash and $50 in stamps, then seized a banner and fled. Perrine heads roosters, Boone. A Hoan Commercial Association board elected M. Pesring president with George H. Irlek as vice president Otto C. Hernan as treasurer, and W. F. Flargon as secretary.
Anamosa voters faced a petition circulating on election day seeking 80 percent valid signatures to reopen saloons under the mater law. The proponents claim they have more than enough supporters.
At the Mitchell Association of Congregational Anarchists meeting J A yan of Charles Day was honored as moderator and named national delegate. The next Mitchell Association gathering will be held in Rockwell.
Plans are completed for the annual convention of the Western Grain Dealers Association to be held in Sioux City on Friday and Saturday. A. Fields of Sioux City expects attendance of about 300 from South Dakota Nebraska and nearby states.
A man from Wilk, reportedly in New Hampshire, died by self inflicted gunshot within 24 hours. The deceased estate, valued around $160,000, prompted a probate action with Wadley Staples named administrator following a divorce case involving Dubuque Brawaid.
In Kinenga near Kinrosk County, J Nosyandor sold his farm after Den i was closed, with Keoki County records noting land values. The event occurred amid county conventions and celebrations marking local anniversaries.
The senior class of the home technology department at Amen has earned a chapter of the Nations Al Cmleron Nu sorority. The event will host over 200 music teachers and takes place at Ced ar Fille in June with sessions on domestic science and music.
The article outlines state funding for township schools extension work and noncollegiate courses, with annual appropriations for agricultural extension, experiment station, and related programs. It also notes primary election date changes in Iowa and the adoption of Oregon’s direct Senate election law by ratification.
The article reports on a legislative measure granting right of eminent domain to certain companies transmitting electrical energy, with debates over alignment to property lines and highway rights of way. It notes a 64 to 9 vote, penalties for heathegging, and amendments affecting fines and jail terms.
Senate appropriations panel favors a 35700 funding package to create a state agriculture department commission. Allocations include 15000 for volunteer associations, 4000 for enzymology, 8710 for geological survey, 2760 for weather services, 4000 for horticulture, and 21000 for the state food and dairy commission plus 1990 for state fair building improvements.
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