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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
3
An expert notes the newly visible comet will brighten as it nears the sun, with a peak around mid May after an extended approach. It may be visible before dawn for weeks, drawing interest from astronomers and the public as it nears perihelion and fades by late May.
A letter from A Le Middioten and Edgar aulén reports on a visit to Clany where stockholders heard about up-to-date plans. The factory work includes spreaders binders portable elevators and new machinery. Preparations for plows cultivators and related equipment progress well, seen as a safe investment.
A set of candidates announces intentions for Humboldt County offices ahead of the upcoming primaries. Names include Tam F candidate for representative and Maggares Heubla Fou AUTON Choreby seeking County Treasurer, with each pledging to run under the will of the voters at the June primaries.
A damaged item notes a Losin visitor at Gravrilla, a Women’s Relief Corps bean supper planned for February 2nd, and George Claussen capturing a opossum in a pond near town with an exhibition in the Implement ho.
A fragmented column discusses Camille Flammegron and a dubious prophecy about Halley’s Comet colliding with Earth in March. It also reports a woman near Charles City penalized for a cream fraud scheme, admitting to adding tallow to cream. She paid a $50 fine and reimbursed $4 400 excess to the creamery.
Boon items show Mr and Mrs John Kerr visiting Goldfield Tuesday. Will Brows traveled from Wob slide City for a brief stay with his father. Failis Hansen left for Pipeatons Minnesota Monday to visit friends. Oe Tawis delivered hogs to the Goldfield market Tuesday. Mrs Grant Cunningham attended a friend’s funeral in Goldfield Monday and returned home. Mends Verbra hosted a Norwegian township visitor. Will Packant and Ed Simpson helped Clair Long last week with farm tasks.
The Renwick Hotel announces continuous operation near the depot. Courteous treatment emphasized with daily rates at 35 and 95.00 per week. Call for superior service and guaranteed satisfaction.
Daath of Edward Patton Edwand Patton died at Lishore in Renwick Satay aged 56 years. Deceased was born October 4 1853 in Verana Bre Unity Wisconsin and moved to Nebraska in 1882 where he resided until 1900. He married Miss Betty Gibbons in 1848 and they had three children Frina Alvin and Myra. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Bugtisdl church with Rev Richalson officiating and interment in the Luni cemetery. The extended family and many friends extend sympathy.
Longtime residents attended a tenth wedding anniversary dinner hosted by A G Kingsbury and wife for guests including Mr and Mrs R R Sams Mr and Mrs HT M Junkins and more. The event featured pleasant conversation and a late dinner. Also noted are varied local updates from Ellis counties, including a funeral, a Webster City visitor, a postal rule change limiting rural boxes, a wrestling match in Kellog, and record land prices near Goldfield.
Members of Renwick Camp No 2024 M W of A mourn the death of neighbor Edward Patton. They extend heartfelt sympathy to his wife and children and note a copy of the resolution sent to the family and published in the Renwick Times and the camp minutes.
Aberdeen Angus II notes a request to look at gars in a fragmentary item. The text shows garbled OCR with references to Bolling and Hrauks.
In Monttan Maine Pay ing Tayentineint White reports cough relief each winter after trying DreKlag’s New Discovery. The ad promises a strong remedy with a money back guarantee and a trial bottle for free at Martin’s drug store.
Notice is given that by order the signer is appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of John Charland, late of Hin Holdt county, deceased. All persons indebted must immediate pay. Those having claims against the estate should file them with the Clerk of the District Court of Humboldt County by law. Sagly Rathentir 5
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