Local News Items From Renwick and Nearby
A roundup of holiday visits and gatherings includes Carl Swanson returning from Iona City for Christmas, Mrs. James Clowes and Worsister visiting Rowan, Winnifred Briday near Algona spending Christmas at J. G. Kelling home, and George Larson of Estherville visiting relatives. Numerous local residents travel for holidays, share meals, and attend church programs while community events note a Rebekah lodge installment, gun club shoot rescheduled, and local notices on ads and school activities.
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Carl Swanson
Iona City
Christings
James Clowes
Worsister
Rowan
Winnifred Briday
Algona
J. G. Kelling
Ernest Eguerth
M.B. Richardaan
Ernest
Otler
Michardson
Renwick
Stolen Bick Report Emerges From Eagle Grove
A Buick bearing a distinct plate number was found abandoned near Engle Grave Puerday night. Police traced the theft to a Tuesday incident in Eagle Grove with reports of another Buick stolen in Webster City. Authorities suspect a single crook preferring car theft, with multiple cars affected in the region.
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Helen Aid
Thale Cathars
Webstar Citis
Oulal
Webster
Huick
Aurora
Lois Thompson Wed To Ueir Couple Secret Wedding
Lois Thompson and her fiancé Lois King were surprised by the announcement just before Christmas. The couple, kept secret until now, married October and will reside at the Thompson home in Hounceneit. Lois has taught at Belmond this year and will continue after a break for holidays. Mr. Trushman is the Dysurt schools athletic coach.
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A.C. Thompson
Ueir
Lois
Thessis
Christmay
Thompson
Oelaber Goth
Lois King
Belmond
Trushman
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank Renwick
Regular annual meeting of the stockholders of First National Bank of Renwick to be held at the bank on Tuesday January 11 1927 between 2 and 4 o clock for electing directors and transacting other business as may come before the meeting.
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Smallwood
Oler Intermobile
First Nalional Bank of
Renwick
Gootéseh
Cushior
New Years Dance at Princess Pavilion Livermore
New Years Eve dance event planned at Princess Pavilion Livermore with music by Banjo Whip’s Imperial Bright. Local manager B W Shepard invites attendees to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new. Webster City visitors noted.
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Princess Pavilion
Livremore
Banjo Whip
Livermore
R B.W. Shepard
Mgr
Morning Worship and Choir Service at MB Church
Public church notices list Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice at 8:00 o'clock. A special event is announced before the choir. All are urged to attend.
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C. W. Miller
A. Tin Kawérth Leigue
P.m
Evotlig Servien
First Baptist Church
Wf. DeVries
Schoal
Goib
St Pauls Lutheran Church Old and New Year Services
Rev Bi ft Gillwann, pastor, announces Old Year Eve services at 8 p.m in English and Tanganere, New Year services at 7:30 a.m in English, Turkish? and 1:00 p.m in German language. Sunday School at 10:00.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Gillwann
Local Visitors and Holiday Calls Noted in Area24
Janbelle Gregerson of Livermore visited the Wm Nissen home. Willie Collins returned from Wadena to spend holidays at home. St G Plumer, Robert Wright and Philip Stoddard were Fork Douge visitors Friday. Mrs A A Poekaril and daughters Laura and Doris visited Ghesunios and the week with relatives at Webster City.
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Janbelle Gregerson
Livermore
Wm. Nissen
Willie Collins Iz
Wadena
Lawn
St. G. Plumer
Robert Wright
Philip Stoddard
Isle of Retribution Premier With Frazer and M Lagian
On Saturday January 1 the Isle of Retribution stage show features Robert Frazer and Victor M Lagian with Liltinn tech delivering special effects.
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Liltinn Tech
Robert Frazer
Victor M'Lagian
Prize-Winding Tale Contests Stumbles Over Word Count
Writer Charles Vannon recalls harsh edits and a prize contest rule that trimmed submissions. A top entry by John Oskison was disqualified for length, elevating Zane Cal to first place after careful vetting, while a hopeful editor recalls the struggle to meet constraints and deliver better fiction.
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Charles Vannon
Zig
John Oskison
Lintha
Mr. Oskison
Zane Cale
Haliday
Trash for Fel Conversing rubbish jute feet plan
An English engineer outlines a plan to recycle tin cans by crushing refuse into powder and pressing it into bricks to aid ignition. He cites costs of 37.80 per ton for the material and 75 per ton for processing, comparing the two approaches.
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Nex Cokding
Powster
Lille
Cnet
Hunters Seek New Frontiers in China as Regions Open
Fragmentary notes describe hunters chasing game in China amid rotating districts lightly touched by modernity. The piece notes limited appeal to Westerners due to hostile partitions and treaty forts, with urban centers capped by limited access and warnings about sanitation and protection.
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China
Maldeor Na Uglish
Incomplete tale of cream shipment mishap on car
A fragment describes Mrs. Douglas of Cranhinllan filling a conduit with cream when the cream ran out on a ship carrying a cream load. The trip ended with the lubricant service remaining in the car for the journey home.
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Douglas
Cranhinllan
Cole
Cold Light and Holiday News From Nearby Towns
A brittle note lists Christmas and holiday visits across multiple families including Misa Motta Tanck, Florence Kinseth, Emily Garter, Kellina family, Norder family, Rasmussen, Altman and Haurngartner. A death report for Mrs. Bregger is noted with few details. The piece mixes science mention with social notices and local travel.
Vital Statistics Reform Urged by American Medical Association
The American Medical Association calls for complete birth and death registration nationwide to aid medical and military progress. It notes Severn states lack adequate death records and only 60 to 80 percent of births are registered, with four Southern states especially deficient. The issue is framed as essential for regional health and national public welfare.
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Uirtha
Tlaatha
Severn States
Fleyen
Sowlern
Jrroblon
American Medina Association
Fragmentary speech sparks unclear scene at late event
A garbled OCR excerpt shows disjointed dialog about an IMU device and a speaker’s attempt to justify a straight path, with unclear context and attribution. The readable parts suggest a noisy late night event with fragmented phrases and uncertain meaning.
Vanderbilt University Gifts Through the Era Begin to Grow
The text details early endowment figures for Vanderbilt University starting with Cornelius Vanderbilt’s 500000 donation in 1871 and notes a total endowment reaching about 1 million, later surpassing 3 million through private benefactions. It references gifts from the Pare derhilt family and ongoing growth, with an income figure of 182940.17 in 1925 and a progressive fund amounting to 8,773,000.00.
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University
Cornelian Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt University
Na Parederhilt
Orewa
Spectacular Banquet Crashes Through Arctic Pole Tale
An eccentric feast by M. Ravattoni, famed manager, unfolds along a lane of fanciful boats and mannequins, recounting a perilous moment for Peary after polar discovery. The scene features masked waiters and a rowdy crowd in a whimsical, muddled account of 24 years.
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M. Ravattoni
Peary
North Pole
Nat Mskinios
Government lab workers push for unified scientific program
A fragmented report describes efforts by workers at multiple federal science agencies to coordinate research across the Weather Bureau, Geological Survey, and museum units. The text highlights plans to share discoveries with the government and streamline facilities.
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Uncle Sam
Te Unitad States Bureau of Standards
Weather Bureau
Dinero of Mines
Constant Pouletio
Geological Survey
Fragmentary travel note with garbled names and places
The readable words describe a traveler from Atenr husk tin pet avicotager and a companion in Pousind Men fioteb tuto. A Vallejo-like figure named Vajrdtressnr is linked to retina whigh geo. A son was sent to Crnbeligo for schooling while a mule figure accompanies the party.
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Atenr
Retina Whigh Geo
Bin
Mogland
Snl
Crnbeligo
Uncertain remark in Pole Waif store quotes Johnson
Fragmentary garbled OCR lines feature Gay Johnson of Rumpus Ridge discussing a hat or garment. The quotation hints at repeated wear and change, with local phrases and misread names. The piece conveys uncertainty and light regional color without clear event or outcome.
Electric Irons and Fires In New York City
A disordered note discusses electric irons as a leading fire cause in New York City that year. It cites 10 fires linked to leaving irons in circuits as a key danger and mentions an insurance underwriter's view of electricity-driven blazes.
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New York
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