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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment describes numerous casualties and injuries with inconsistent names and places. It mentions three really injured people, references to a law or report, and hints at a broader count of thirty something deaths and about three thousand nine hundred injuries from an event. The text is severely corrupted with misspellings and scattered names.
A fragmentary page lists scattered names and places including MCracken, J esse M Cracken, Nora, Algona, Reestford, Foley farm, and Joy. The text references a printer at Galabel, a March wind, and a stack of hay at a Foley farm with a ground exposure, plus various family mentions and short, disjointed phrases.
Fragmentary note discusses a faculty of music, a disappointing ending, and a resolve to live better. Mentions next field of labor at Liverilore and a sweet mellow tone. Contains numerous garbled words and uncertain names.
Local baseball clash saw Goldfield, backed by resilient fielding, fail to perform on a soggy ground Friday as Renwick claimed a decisive win. Rain and poor conditions hindered both sides, with officials noting impartial umpiring and Fountain City’s supporters watching as the game concluded in favor of Goldfield’s rivals.
Fragmented town notes report stockholder meetings at Savings Bank with V P Ride Smith, social visits by M Goettach in Des Moines, and church services. Several local residents, including Luclas and the Pogge family, are mentioned with social gatherings and greetings. A boy named Thampson suffers an accident. Jean du Kelvie and Omide Rocko are noted in announcements.
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