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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered names and phrases, unclear context, and no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a full news item. The readable segments do not identify a definite person, organization, date, place, or action.
A late 19th century style report notes heavy immigration shifting settlement patterns. It cites New York as a focal point with thousands sent westward toward Illinois and beyond, while Ohio and the Great Plains gain in flows. The piece compares counts by state and mentions Massachusetts and California figures, highlighting the evolving demographic map and the share moving to the West.
The readable fragments mention a fatal incident with names like Leeman Joseph fobhson and David Wilson, gun concerns, and community reactions. It references a Chicago area event, a payroll or aid discussion, and mentions a child found in New York. The overall text is garbled but hints at violence, policy responses, and societal issues of the time.
An account describes Harrison and a group of gentlemen walking along Menosylvania Avenue toward the Capitol. At BLL Street near Dynham's cigar store a tobacco dealer questions them about a Gravely plug. Denham replies that he saw General Harrison, and mentions Carrie Son as a referenced figure, while others react to the exchange.
A Civil War veteran Andrick, aged about 67, recounts weight loss and kidney troubles after service. He credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with restoring strength and health, noting his wife’s long bearing-down pains and relief after using the remedy. The ad-style account touts the pills as a universal cure.
Distant garbled text mentions AMos-1E soup, work questions, a desire to stay as long as possible, and references to foods, meats, concentrates, and lab materials. Names and places are unclear, yielding a damaged, partial snapshot of a culinary or lab-related note.
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