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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
8
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Fragmentary OCR reads like an ad or column about easing colds with various tonics and topical products. It mentions nose relief and sore hands, referencing warnings and remedies, but many words are garbled. The piece seems promotional, listing products and brands without clear narrative.
An unclear notice reports William J. Mughes admitted to the bar in Philadelphia area. It mentions credentials, a proud father and a sailor background, with scattered references to Ayling Colors and local adjournment.
Fragment from a historical page notes a winter period and mentions a hotel and a street scene. Names and places are heavily garbled, with references to a hotel, a hotelier or traveler, and a possible sports or social event. The exact event, location, and participants are not readable.
A wanted suspect in a Maryland robbery and murder case carries an $38,000 reward for alive or dead. A gunfight wounded him in a crowded post office area as detectives closed in. Officer Wallace, shot in the arm, remained in pursuit while the bandit fled toward the bank area.
A Ontario town faces a poker controversy with residents accusing a local gaming party of leading to arrests. A detective investigation found no one profiting while officials consider the rules of poker play in community venues.
New Haven court determines the lawful widow of a man tied to Jersey City and a ceremonial marriage claim dating to 1001. Evidence shows one woman lived as wife for 20 years, while the other was deserted. the judge awards the estate of 15000 dollars to Mrs Anon Taylorsen sharing with three sisters.
Fragmentary text reports a homicide involving a mother in an unnamed Michigan locale and mentions individuals such as William Noble and Wellington Nohla. Details are severely garbled, but the snippet implies a murder occurring around Christmas with unclear identifiers and relationships.
A garbled caption references a young man and a new division step, hinting at swift progress. The text is incomplete and oblique, with unclear names or places, offering a vague sense of pride in rapid advancement.
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