23 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
1
A scrambled report notes a dramatic drop in U5 crop values with yields priced near 5 billion and 1979 figures showing significant reductions. It mentions wheat harvest estimates for 1920 and 1939, and references labor and regulatory actions in the United States, alongside international events such as Mexico’s war secretary’s illness and a grounded ship near Havana.
Washington announces final crop protection and valuation estimates from the Department of Agriculture. Figures list spring wheat, rye, and other crops with dollar values and quantities, including large total sums and regional breakdowns. Data appears in a dated Washington report with multiple numeric entries and sector totals.
A large passenger plane leaving Paris for Cricklewood with six aboard crashed after clipping trees near a wooded area. Four deaths were reported among the crew and passengers, with the wreckage burning on impact and two survivors listed among the injured. Names and exact details of the victims were not confirmed in the report.
In Chicago on December 18 the hog market hit its lowest point since 1918 with prices around 9.35 per hundredweight and averages near 0.45 a hundredweight. The report notes traders moved cautiously at opening as minor traders completed operations, signaling ample supply. Martial Law Proclamation in Teesdahl cited as: General Mackendy assumes British military leadership and proclaims martial law across Cork, Kerry, Tippereary, and Palmerick counties.
The fragmentary report notes an interdominion court vehicle event near the assembly bay. A body was found amid unclear details and an anonymous adoption appears to be involved in a legal proceeding. The text is damaged and obscures key names and specifics.
Reports estimate property losses around 15 million pounds as a massive Cork blaze devastates homes and shops along St Patrick Street to London Street. Fire damages include the River Lee quayside and the old George Street area. Investigations note disorder and arson linked to broader attacks on the city, with casualties and curfews hinted but details uncertain.
Marion, Dec 14. De Santis found guilty by jury in Ghent's court of arranging the murder of Anne Calenterre and Tony Hemnbill. Hemnbill, previously divorced in West Brankfort last August, was sentenced to hang. Smily eng charged with complicity. plan involved paying 206 dollars to hire a man to frighten Calenterre's sister to force submission to a marriage.
Washington reports the Soviet government claims arrests of party members deported for attempted bombings and plots at Moscow. Trial details name Marcus Orokiwnsky and Arthur Kadyen for planning violence in the capital. Bank news from Sandoval Illinois notes a Kandovil, DL bank office facing a large seizure.
A garbled report from Vilna describes a large troop movement and military activity. The account mentions a "Mass Ruse Army" and a complex mobilization with signals of coordinated forces. Details are unclear due to text corruption, but the item portrays wartime maneuvering and strategic redeployment surrounding Vilna.
Market summary from Wishtson dated December notes a mixed week with grains rally followed by a sharp break as liquidation and bank liquidity concerns rose. Wheat futures, cash prices at Montana and Wisconsin markets fluctuated with mixed demand, meat and dairy prices showing uneven movement and stock futures treading water.
Horace E Dodge, former automobile magnate and co founder of a major firm, died after a period of illness. He and wife Mrs Dodge traveled from winter residence and were accompanied by their son Marace Dodge and a Detroit specialist. The Dodge brothers built a significant business starting in Michigan, later moving to Detroit where their interests grew.
A distorted clipping reports the United States Postal Service facing a historic deficit with figures like 44,422,000 and 50,242, prompting questions about administration and reform. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but financial figures imply a record shortfall.
A chaotic industrial accident in New York injures 29 builders amid a sprawling investigation. Reports reference German envoy arrival in Brazil and discuss strained relations between nations as inquiries continue into the disaster and the shipbuilding sector.
A hotel fire in Tinmto, Texas claimed two lives and caused extensive damage. The blaze trapped occupants and hindered rescue efforts before authorities confirmed fatalities and began investigations into the cause. Police, fire crews, and investigators were on the scene as neighbors watched.
A chaotic report details a legislative push with a one year ban on alien votes and a tax debate. It notes House actions, committee leaders and mixed support as lawmakers discuss detentions in New York and responses to outbreaks. The piece ties this to broader reform moves and fiscal questions, including grain and livestock controls.
A Turbulent weekly business review notes continued delays in overall recovery. Expanding confidence remains subdued as imports and consumer demand lag, with cotton goods prices easing toward prior low levels. Industrial centers face slower consumption while employment rises modestly at New England ports and other areas.
George Alpe of Notre Dame dies at Boat Bend Indiana after long illness including strep infection. The athlete, a noted college star, played for the Fighting Irish and was remembered for his school and regional impact. Funeral plans and tributes are expected in coming days.
Fragmented report outlines a farm aid bill and commerce department activity with mentions of Washington Ose 15, Chicago thefts, a pickpocket incident, and overseas commerce officials. It references Alexander Whows and a secretary of commerce in a garbled, partial transcription.
A garbled page of an old regional newspaper recounts various items from crime and court results to local deaths and farm updates. It mentions individuals such as Fredavton, Anniged in eol front, and Fredavton again, plus organizations and places like Shell Rock ds Anivwlld and Des Moines. The text blends accidents, legal sentences, elections and stock sales, with scattered dates and figures, creating a mosaic of mid century civic life.
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