This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reports a 1909 Iowa legislative act dubbed high law by supporters and critics alike. Governor Clarke signals a strong push with potential revenue measures while court challenges loom. The piece notes legislative delay due to speaker absence and outlines broader state efforts to regulate liquor and public works.
A fundraising push begins to establish a memorial for noted Swedish inventor Captain Jobin Milvaroin, honoring his contributions with a monument in Battery Park New York. The effort seeks to raise at least $25,000 from Swedes in the state, highlighting Milvaroin’s 600 inventions and pioneering steam propulsion ideas.
Dee Moines won the 1914 convention of local roller carriers of Jawa and installed new residents including J. He Wally of Glunnva by a vote of 95 to 64. Coupe Muffe Winterset Washington and Getaueil joined. New officers elected include Vice President Fr. French Humboldt, Secretary Rice Pord Storm Lake, and Treasurer L. L. Thomas Warren County.
W Gowen, editor and owner of the Independence Conservative, committed suicide by hanging himself in his newspaper office. His body was found by an employee. He was about 60 years old and had been despondent, with health concerns noted.
A single vehicle collision near Massey station resulted in one person dying at the scene and four others injured. Mrs Caroline Brejtbach, Gi, ages unknown, died hours after the crash. Elar daughter Mrs John LeGrande sustained a fractured chin while John LeGrande and two children escaped with minor injuries.
The Fothergill farm on the Rock Island southwest of town was sold for 353000 after five years from a 326000 purchase. Improvements added 35000. Investor earned 27006 on the deal over a one year period.
Shenandoah man Charles faurthernealy was killed by a Wabash train near Steuhun after being placed off the train following a disorderly incident. The victim reportedly left behind a note and was struck under the wheels.
A garbled passage reports a water related accident near a residence with a grandfather figure present. It mentions scalding a woman and unclear details about causation or location. The readable text lacks coherent names, dates, or definitive outcomes.
A man named James Minnaugly of Jabor ny reportedly committed suicide by hanging after attempting to eat and harming himself with a lead implement, according to the fragmentary note. The source text is garbled and unverified.
A colored porter named John was fatally injured when he fell from a frebbl cereale he attempted to beard. This incident occurred in Avison City and is reported by local authorities.
A garbled report describes a rail or track incident causing a dangerous wreck in Town City. It mentions a large group and the Ives of 200 passengers, suggesting a high casualty or peril, with references to a broken rod and a rake at full speed.
A coergat worker and contractor named Jony Guesan drowned in the Mississippi River barn after falling from a launch. The incident occurred during a work event involving Burtia Bt d. and the Frams.
Shelby Jay Weightman and Nad Powers secretly wed after a romance that began in New York. Weightman, a grandson of the famed wealth builder, plans to tour the world and settle into marriage after reaching the age of consent. The couple eloped in Sag Harbor and are expected to start life together soon, returning in about two years.
The Methodist Protestant annal conference closed with ordination services led by Rev. Alvert H. Linder of New London. The Rev. Wood of Downey was ordained an elder and preaching duties were outlined by the president. Delegates from numerous towns including Keokuk Marshall New London St Anthony Peoria and Millersburg attended the proceedings and discussed future assignments and expressions of church work.
At the ten day Iowa Baptist assembly the following officers were elected: President Rev. Frank Day of Atgat first vice president A D El Chip Hamp ton second vice president Heysy E Darrow Mt Ayr UK vice president Mrs Clara Sherry Lora Falls secretary J Vi Wilson Inwa Falls Mov G A Welts flown Palla elected chairman of the board of directors.
Gyrenus Gole sells his paper interests to Al Brewer, who becomes sole proprietor. Previously associate editor Mn Cole came from the Town State Register in Doz Moines to join the Cedar Rapids operation.
Davenport unveils a new hotel project valued at five hundred thousand dollars with the name The Biackhawhk. Chief Backlawk is credited with early community history and its war stance, marking a notable local legacy.
The Dubuque county judge Klinteinger approved the initial widows' pensions under the new law. Applicants show varying numbers of children, with expected stipends of $24 weekly per child. Lake Mills plans a new park after land deal by park commissioners. Nine acres of contiguous land will become a site for a large park, with picnic areas and a sailing bay.
A fire burned about 420 acres of farmland as crews fought flames for hours. Strong winds hampered containment but volunteers and local firefighters saved several buildings and livestock through grueling effort. Authorities investigate cause and assess damages.
A committee appointed by the improvised association solicits stock and descriptions for a cooperative laundry to be operated at the creamery. The plan aims to harness dairy byproducts and centralize washing services, with members urging local farmers and merchants to participate and fund the venture.
Contract for the building of St John’s Roman Catholic Church Kata Tha bean awarial. The edtco will cost $U,000.
A local post office gate was damaged and street entries shot out as three bank robbers held up the town. The mayor, Roibers Schoot, and mayor Th. WiC Brent were reported injured or involved in the incident. Details remain unclear as investigators assess the scene.
An upcoming Harvest Festival in Hawkins Park on September 2 features prominent speakers and a variety of events and entertainments. Organizers invite community members to attend and enjoy games, performances, and local vendors during the festival day.
The article details New York Governor Sulzer facing impeachment by the state assembly over alleged campaign fund misuses and stock speculation. It outlines charges including false campaign expense statements, perjury, bribery of witnesses, and suppression of evidence, plus Sulzer's clashes with Tammany Hall and the unfolding political battle.
The note urges urgent attention to current opportunities, suggesting immediate action boosts future capacity. It implies that delaying to tomorrow reduces the chance to act and achieve better outcomes. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and timely engagement.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.