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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
2
Local items report families visiting relatives in Webster City and Boone, work shifts and travel for area residents, farmers advertising manure spreaders and tractors, and community updates including school employment and visits. Several names, towns, and farms appear with brief household and travel notes.
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures “rad sawn” catarrh by toning blood and reducing inflammation. It asserts a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions and offers free circulars from J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The notice reports Ey Ahgetien éeeurid died of a disease at age 48 after health decline. He faced no charge, had prior attendance in Ackley, and lived with family in Waterlot Isiness before dying at home. Surviving relatives include Raedker and Stina Rageker of Bremer county, Tito and sisters Mrs. John Koenig and Mrs. Fred Schroedermeier. Franklin Cowmly Recorder.
Notice references painting work under contract or wage rules involving Bartow and J W Nelson and Renwick, with unilateral phrasing. The readable portion implies an inquiry or offer related to painting services or terms from the Bartow and Nelson firm and associated individual Renwick.
Bargains advertised as money savers push values down on closeout Corsels The Kabo lines with 18.25 and 2.50 price points. Now offered at 1.48 2.00 and 0.08 for select items, aiming to attract value seekers with heavy discounts and resounding dividend language.
A weary Bobby acts as guardian for his sister and her children, watching their home and warding them through a winter night. The scene follows a long, troubled vigil filled with fragile joys and anxious care as the family settle in with visitors and small acts of kindness.
The Minneapolis postmaster notes signs of early spring in the region with poultry distribution resuming by parcel post and suburbs experiencing shifts in farm and city life. Reports mention traders and workers adjusting to changing weather as science and tradition mingle in the season’s forecasts.
The fragment describes curiosities within a Bible related text, noting numerous codings, verses, and chapters. It mentions a large group of men over many years, references to biblical citations, and a critical view of certain translations or renderings.
A Newark library announces a campaign urging adults to read to improve literacy. The advert outlines methods to teach reading and highlights cooperative efforts by a local institution and workers to spread the message.
Temen stands on a balcony above Agre city market as Orewan and a companion discuss a death and a looming omen. A murky exchange hints at fate and danger, with cryptic names and unclear motives shaping the scene.
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