Local Help Offers Meal Plan At Five Dollars Weekly
Fragmented notice describes a weekly meal plan price of five dollars, with unclear organization and names. Core idea: meals offered at a low weekly rate. No clear dates or entities fully readable.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented notice describes a weekly meal plan price of five dollars, with unclear organization and names. Core idea: meals offered at a low weekly rate. No clear dates or entities fully readable.
The lecture series announces Robert L Kemple will present The American Boy in the final 1919 course, praising his prior talk on Peculiar People and promising an improved performance. Also notes thanks for support after a family death, a wedding in the area, and local farm sale ads and horse listings.
Auction announces sale of various livestock including cattle hogs horses and sows. It lists dairy cows calves and 2 year old stock plus farm machinery and household goods. Terms require cash under 10 and 12 months on notes bearing 8 percent interest. Auctioneers J Bram Jr and J BleakClerk E R Buith.
John White of Hoplion Maine sought relief from a stubborn winter cough. He bought a bottle of King’s New Discovery at Martin’s Drug, found it effective, and reported the remedy banished the cough after trial. The ad notes a free trial but price is listed as two dollars.
The report covers the First National Bank of Renwick with figures on deposits bonds and reserve status, followed by a detailed boxing and wrestling recount in Renwick. Turner defeats McPeak in a three fall match at the opera house in a dramatic display, hailed as a top American wrestler performance. Also noted are farm advertisements and a February 19 Washington Lincoln Celebration program at the hall with mayor, invocation, and band.
A reader letter traces meat costs to farm supply and market demand, arguing farmers deserve fair prices amid high hay and corn costs. The notice lists local sales and livestock ads including horses and a mare, with contact from John Bosver in Kanawha, Iowa.
The interview with Jeff Hesseks of Gotch highlights earnings and season reflections, citing disputed figures and a controversial claim about dominance. The exchange touches on match outcomes, routine, and future ambitions within the sport.
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