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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

Page

8

Iowa Winter Weather Grips Towns Across Iowa

The report details a record cold snap hitting Iowa with temperatures plunging below zero in multiple towns including Sioux City and Charles City. Officials note wind chill and extensive snowfall while residents brace for continued frigid conditions and disrupted daily life.

Monta Zoror Vatoutlio Nebranka

Lincoln Highway Opened Millsouri Valley Road Delayed

Report describes delays on the Lincoln highway through the Millsouri valley as contractors work on paving and detours. Over a week of rain and vandalized closures left stretches between Loveland and Groscan t partially impassable with three miles of road needing work. Bridges west of Loveland remain closed and detours run along rough banks, causing nearly two miles of hazard. Two crashes damaged vehicles. no serious injuries reported.

Millsouri Valley Counulmerit Lincoln Loveland Anau Partag Hogey Croek Ontfita Snart

Agoinh Lawson Pig Champion at 1907 fair

Agoinh Lawson of Wetluiin Washington county won the pig champion title at the Iowa park show for 1907, weighing about 69.5 pounds under a ton. Adapt Lavagn placed second in the event, Norton Cade earned a $100 prize, and 280 entrants competed in the QUO contest.

Crayetore County Oxtania Noah Chiahr Arfer Ai Wwerethy Howard Llulinen Fey Aldok Chlesgo Nhe Die Rious Mamaia Kiara Ali Gauiely Mra. Silla Bennett Carabog Wardon Belgar Wertett Watson Taliel Atle Johnson Wetluiin Washington County Park Maduerton Laeson Steighbor Norton Cade

Widow's Corn Dey Dry Last Sprig Jay Kava Dies

A tragic farm incident near Uns clly leaves four group of children in distress as the widow Cho farm owner Mr. Kayan, a member of the Odth Fol Jowe order, faces investigations. Local lodge members provide meals. cigarette ads barred amid union concerns. editor explains paper revenue from ads.

Mdles Uns Kayan Cigaret Town Daily Radargraduata VoDenton Town State College Sancurtiall Pronto 3 M. Hughes Amelie George Crags Husiness

Veiled Oriental Verse Sparks Turmoil in City Streets

Fragmented OCR text shows garbled dialogue and names such as Kew and Yoon amid references to melodious sounds, gourds, and covert exchanges. The passage hints at cultural tension and public disarray as characters discuss loyalties and authority in a misty urban scene.

Yoon Wow Stir Kew Perse Cordelia Aguertens Yar

Old Cookery Notes From a Faded Page With Recipes

A damaged text fragment lists various kitchen recipes and instructions. It mentions Roquefort Salad Dressing, Banana Soup, Shrewsbury Cakes, Tartar Sauce, and Apples a la Mode with partial steps and ingredients, reflecting a vintage home cookbook style and scattered measurements.

Something to Think About by FA Walker

A fragmented prose piece argues about humanity’s progress versus regression, referencing crucifixions, witchcraft accusations, and global conflicts. It questions civilization’s advancement and moral development, urging readers to reflect on whether society is improving or devolving.

FA. Walker

A Friendly Little Fellow in a Crowded Aisle

A poetic scene portrays a child or "friendly little fellow" standing in the middle of a supermarket aisle as family routines bustle around. The speaker wishes for kindness and a small act of friendship to brighten the wide world for the littlest among us.

Alri Hetle Felies Erin McClure Syediesle

Unselfish Service Inspires Future Youth

The piece highlights Colonel Lindbergh, Banting, and Steenbock sacrificing immense profits to advance humanity. Lindbergh refused Paris money, Banting refused a fortune for insulin, Steenbock declined royalties, fueling the creation of a research foundation and inspiring young people toward unselfish public service.

Lindperos Pairis Steenbock Ltonel Lindbergh Bant Ing Ttesearch Foundation Westers Cmios

How It Started By Jean Newton

A writer discusses how an engagement ring evolved from a solitaire to symbolize marital union. The third finger on the left hand is key, as the ring becomes a token of their bond when the groom places it there. The text traces historical ideas from Roman customs to modern romance.

Evelushier

Overtime Job The Ghaps Load Laces on Freight Train

A garbled clip describes workers at Waterbury loading laces onto a freight train. The wording is fragmentary but implies a tense scene with manual labor and a clock in play, reflecting industrial activity and time pressure.

Waterbury

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