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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
7
Patchy town gossip from Eagle Grove Verne and surrounding areas notes visits by Miss Verne, Mrs Helley, and Miss Sioddarih, with many relatives stopping through for liturgical and social meetings. Auction advertised for February 20 includes horses cows tools and farm equipment with terms cash on sums under 8 dollars and credit on larger totals.
The Humboldt Herald-Democrat reports revival meetings led by Miss May Durham and Deaconess Dunham starting May 13, with speakers from Liverpool and other towns. Community events include a reception for Mrs. Attu Staddard and floral returns, plus church services, social gatherings, and notices about local agriculture and travel to Goldfield for photos.
Remeedy-Fuckard tie the knot February 18 at the M E parsonage with Rev Rowman officiating. F G Kennedy marries Dra A Vackard, witnessed by C A Packard. Couple plans farm life near Keine after brief visit to Parkersburg and Newdartford. Also notes school election six weeks hence, potential candidates, and local church activities.
A fragment from a 1902 newspaper page recounts a boy quarrel aboard a Batrest car as wind bites and an old man scolds him for leaving doors open. The piece shifts to a travel diary entry describing a winter journey from Hardy to Lake Charles City via Cedar Rapids and Kansas City with family notes and wedding anniversary reflections.
An 18th century tale recounts Joe Hines arrested for a debt of £20 by two bailiffs. He tricks the bishop into delaying payment by claiming scruples, requesting a ride to the lordship. The bailiffs falter, the bishop promises to settle, and the debt is paid after the lordship orders repayment.
A fragmentary portrait of Bulgaria as a volatile center of power and culture. It describes a stocky Bulgarian peasant and former sheep herder now a writer to the Era, living in a country shifting from Ottoman rule. It mentions remaining Turks, a mosque in Sofia, the sobranje parliament, and deputies paid in silver francs daily.
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