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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text lists names, places, and events with numerous garbled phrases. It mentions Independence, Father Nugent, Verne relatives, and a February meeting with a prize for a ragged costume, plus items about a dinner service and baked goods.
The Renwick area community page reports deaths and births, church events, and public notices. Dick Speich, son of Matt and Barbara Speich, died returning from Dakota. burial in Verran cemetery follows Evangelical church services. Lizzie Linzsameyer and August Trehnkendorf wed at La Verne Lutheran Church.
A reader warns Troy Township authorities in Wright County Iowa of a five to six foot deep ditch along a public road near Eagle Grove. No signs mark the hazard and a February 4 incident saw a woman fall to the bottom while driving a horse and buggy, prompting questions of responsibility and road maintenance.
The advertisement proclaims savings through trading points at Beckwith's with specials for 35 cent dress goods reduced to 19, boys' suits from 75 cents to 8.00, and groceries including Amboy and Elmore flour, as it promises room to spare and invites trade.
An Omaha correspondent describes Hi Satlman a Union Pacific machinist earning nine dollars daily who has accumulated a costly wardrobe. Testimony details a suit case with six dollars in neckties and a claim of forty dollars worth of neckwear, prompting courtroom astonishment and questions about the wardrobe's total value.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person, a score percentage, and a backward bowing action with unclear context. Reads like a damaged historical newspaper snippet containing partial names and numeric figures without coherent events or dates.
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