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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
6
A quirky note connects Nate Beme and an uncle's poll parrot, famed for cleverness. The fragment hints at reputation earned through sharp observations and odd phrasing, with a playful nod to parrots and literary figures in a local lore context.
A garbled note suggests using camphor to deter mice. It mentions a phrase “close proximity” and a King Wat, then hints at melting camphor to make mice disappear quietly near their haunts. The passage reads like a fragment of a house or pest remedy.
Fragmented quotation heavy text discusses inner faults and external judgment, contrasting belief with action. It touches on trust, faith, and the soul’s health, citing philosophical authorities and moral reformers to warn against hypocritical scrutiny.
A garbled line describes a man in a push or melee who is badly bitten, with unclear context or names. The text remains fragmentary and lacks concrete entities or events to datamine further.
An article details a land drawing for open white settlement with a box draw method, valuing land between 2.56 and 2 per acre, and clarifies the process, dates, and prior fund considerations. It also notes a memorial for a deceased woman and church rites led by Rev. Colver and Rev. Cull.
A Grove commercial club signals its desire to join commercial organizations of Iowa Falls and other cities along the North western trail. A road project between Alden and Bagls is targeted. A committee of Frank Mulligan W R Blake and A T Barnes will coordinate with groups from other locations.
A garbled excerpt shows plans and names like Eldara and Aldon in a classroom context. A teacher warns a pupil that a future composition must have a clear point, with a reference to Needlen. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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