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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
8
A jittery mix of notices and snippets mentions evangelicals meeting, visits by Lieuts from Camp Pike, and travelers passing through. Advertisers urge money saving through in issue promotions while locals discuss illness and social visits at homes in Eagle, Glarus, and Caun.
Fragmentary text lists Mrs. John Alrey of Goldfield and an event dated 26 tied to Onily ecnapt SA. The readable portion provides limited context about the notice and participants.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Renwick will be held January 12, 1819, at the bank. Directors will be elected and other business considered. Cashier M. Goeltsch announces the meeting.
The United States reports show farmers and threshers saving about 14 million bushels of wheat and substantial gains in barley and other grains. Food Administration notes widespread field improvements and machine repairs to cut losses, with millions benefiting from lower waste and broader bread supply.
Fragmented readable text mentions AGC and allied entities in broken German flavored phrases. No clear event date place or names emerge. Summary uncertain but notes a deceased table and references to chromed materials and spore discussion.
December Red Cross meeting notes chairmanship shifts and Christmas boxes totals. A war canteen stays active overseas until victory. Members urged enrollment at banks due to the flu epidemic and emphasized ongoing national Red Cross mercy work.
The document argues that the United States must boost food exports to avert world famine and sustain democracy. It outlines projected volumes, notes Europe’s hunger, and warns of shortages if export levels collapse, urging continued mill and transport efficiency to meet global needs.
The article extols voluntary wartime support by Americans and Allied efforts, praising democracy as proven by civilian sacrifice. It emphasizes meeting Europe’s food needs and sustaining defense, with quotes about Allied unity and the U S role in mobilizing resources and strengthening democratic resolve.
Fragmented text praises women’s role in peace and war history, highlighting dedication to justice, virtue, and freedom. Mentions Jodi and SuTeters in a stylistic homage to past wars and the pursuit of lasting peace.
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