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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
2
A jumble of social notes lists residents and visitors including Williams Bros Hansen, Dr G McGinley, and Pete Luchsinger family visiting from Hebs Iowa. Mentions retirements, farm visits, and health incidents such as Dale Spurling’s apple ailment and Carl Nierham’s injury. A Chautauqua quote closes the piece with a reflective quip about creation.
Those in a rut down condition will notice catarrh worsens with poor health. The ad claims catarrh is influenced by constitutional status and offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier. Circulary free. P. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
Fragmentary notice speaks of a prize, boys, and buildings for next year. Mentions Will or William, urging action to register names and sizes of houses to be built. Tone resembles a call for participants in a short lived project with rewards. Entities are unclear due to damaged text.
A park picnic last Thursday hosted by The Womans Glib brought families and visiting friends together for an afternoon and evening of games and social dining. About fifty gathered at six o clock around a bountiful table, enjoying the eats, and returned to town rosy and tired, lamenting that such events do not occur more often.
In Goldfield Chronicle style, John Roberts slipped while fixing a pulley on a churn and fell into a vat of buttermilk Friday morning. Witnesses say he endured a “good old buttermilk bath” but escaped with minor injuries and humorous relief.
Art and Ted Friday were in alLstone on business last Monday. Mrs S B Hefty visited a few days last week at the Marx Schwyter home. Miss Pearl Luchsinger had been visiting her sister Dorothy at Des Moines the past week. Miss Santa Packard of Goldfield visited here last Thursday with her mother Mrs A A Packard. Sélyelid have been spending the week with relatives at Blue Earth Minnesota. Mr and Mrs A R Martin and Mr and Mrs W W McCurry were Eagle Grove visitors last Friday. Word was received here of the arrival of a baby boy at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Allinson of Chicago. Our former merchant W Beckwith and son Wayne of Algona were visitors here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Geigel visited the latter part of last week at the C H Scott home in Giffard, Iowa. See Mathews moved this week from the rooms over Ricardson store into the former Fred Walkner residence. Mrs Gregerson and children of LaVerne visited here at the Wm Nissen home the latter part of last week. Henry was here over Sun. Dick Elmer is packing it this week while Mrs Elmer and Clara are assisting in feeding the threshers at the Ed and Will Marty homes near La Verne. The approved way to catch the motoring speed maniacs nowadays is to clothe special officers in civilian attire and put them out on the road in all sorts of vehicles. The next time you cut in front of a former in a dilapidated car, don’t be too sure that he is not a policeman with a stop watch and an eye on your number plate.
A damaged OCR narrative follows a tangled money scheme and a young couple amid crime. An unnamed man seeks cash linked to a broker and a dubious deal, while his partner Megal tries to navigate a growing crisis. The text shows rising tension, mistaken trust, and a looming consequence on town life.
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