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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented notice describes a rural property near Redwick with rough measurements and nearby amenities. Mentions a hotel in Renwick and various local names and happenings. The garbled text references a sale or listing, with neighbors and community items. includes references to hardware, lumber, and general store activity.
A damaged OCR notice from Vernon Township Iowa warns Fareey Gilleapie sues for forty three dollars and four cents for board and pay. A writ of attachment is issued against your personal property and you must appear at the office of the Justice of the Peace in the named township and county by August 17, 1909, otherwise a judgment will be entered. Witness HL Foley.
A string of community notices covers visitors, weddings, arrivals, and family updates. Among items, Mrs. Jr White hosts in Buck Clgarasi City Restaurant, John Sanborn visits from Chicago, and Laurig Pieres recovers from illness. A marriage at Mount Autry joins Lomra Furry and Dy Ward, with relatives traveling from Wisconsin and Iowa to attend.
An obituary notes the death of Osath Kraft of Wright County Iowa with two daughters and a wife, plus mentions of Ann Faed and August, and ties to families in Garzli Tuna County and Lake Par, Minnesota. The article lists a residence in Hunwick and a funeral held at the German Lutheran church led by Rev. Ther.
A public notice expresses sympathy and sadness over the illness and passing of Ale Keath, acknowledging his role as husband and father and extending wishes to the family. It speaks of support during illness and references his children.
A fragment from a local obituary notes the illness and death of a young child aged a few years. It mentions a home, a Mr and Mrs Miy Mrenesy Monney, and a funeral readied by J. Nicholeon with Darwin Mc Carey nearby. Short services were held. The text is garbled but indicates a funeral small in scope.
The community bears the funeral of Mrs Littinn Drake while residents gather details on her death. Meanwhile plans for the Algona District Conference and the 1909 Goldfield Chautauqua unfold with speakers, music, and children's activities scheduled, inviting nearby towns to attend and share in the events.
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