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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1898
Page
3
Notices urge correspondence and ads reach the office by Tuesday to ensure inclusion. Short focal news may arrive early Thursday, with priority given to material intended for page one or eight. The Times is printed Thursday evening and not mailed until Friday morning.
Eagle Grove notes report residents returning from Lake City and Webster City visits, a Trans-Atlantic Medicine troupe at Opera Hall, upcoming masquerade ball, a fire threatening Mollie Boyes millinery, multiple movers and shakers visiting Dakota and Seattle trips, a church sale success, deaths and funerals, school district meeting, and various social incidents including a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Swandlund.
F E Stoddard attended to within F F French installed dec ers in Columbian Encampment. Wm Sherman died at his Rutland home after brief illness and was buried in Union Cemetery. Public school upset due to measles closures. Elmer French from Boyles brought his wife's remains last Friday. Memorial services held in Baptist church. Ayrshire relatives and many friends attended. Humboldt county Farmers Institute held at G A R hall with good turnout though NW corner sparse. Prof Kent spoke highly on farm husbandry. attendance noted as good though lecture free. Lunt Flutterings Nate Loovey attended Woodmen supper at Renwick. Ruby Long sold a piano to Andrew Meyers.
Articles of incorporation for the Renwick Co operative Creamery Association filed in Iowa by residents of Wright and Humboldt counties. It outlines name, location near Renwick, purpose to manufacture butter and cheese at actual cost, officers and terms, duties of president vice president secretary treasurer and trustee, bond requirements, and board powers over finances and claims. The text specifies duties for meetings, bond amounts, and financial controls.
A fragment notes One Minute Cough Cure praised for relief from croup and as a preventive against pneumonia and lung trouble. Mentions January 188? and a February 6 train service from Chicago to Denver. Includes H B Cole endorsements of DeWitt's Little Early Risers for stomach and liver issues.
The document outlines the sinking fund system and monthly division of receipts among members and patrons, rules for withdrawals, and authority to borrow up to three thousand dollars for site and creamery construction. It specifies monthly reports, member voting, officer roles, and amendment procedures, with sworn attestations by directors.
Frank Stewart departs as Mrs Lasley Barton mourns a daughter ill with measles. Mr Millard’s family mourns a 40 year old. He leaves a wife and three children and was a respected Methodist member. Lloyd Carr visited from Clarion. Presbyterians hosted social and a play The Little Brown Jug is planned Friday night. Estate referees sold 80 acres to Peter Peters on 2400 dollars and 40 acres to Lasley Barton for 1200 dollars.
A testimonial notes nerves calmed and well feeling after using Karl's Clover Root Tea. Mrs. FE. B. Warden reports improvement with the product, and H. B. Cole advertises its sale.
A fragmented ad urges readers to send a postal card to Stark Nursery in Louisiana, Missouri, or Rockport, detailing truth about tree difficulty. It claims cash pay to salesmen weekly year round and offers free outfits with no payment to try the work. It also seeks club makers to obtain trees for free, mentioning a cow context.
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