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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
A dramatic extract follows Captain and crew as they grapple with a dangerous sea assault. Queen, guards, and pirates clash amid towering waves and a perilous rescue, with battle lines drawn between duty and desire. The submarine fight and a sudden sea wall menace the crew and passengers aboard.
In a dramatic sequence a unnamed British naval officer and high officials react to a looming disaster as a hydrogen explosion triggers a catastrophic flood. The second sea lord and Donald Paget coordinate urgent actions while city streets flood and the harbor becomes a torrent of danger. The narrative blends war concerns, emergency responses, and personal courage amid rising crisis.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a battle sequence with mentions of denizens and pillage. The fragment references a fight near a timeline of events, potential casualties, and a proposed action by a group, but lacks coherent details or clear entities.
Figures show Montana counties and colleges contributing to the total war work fund, with totals exceeding the national goal. Counties report strong progress, campuses add substantial sums, and letters from soldiers highlight the campaign's impact on morale and home front support.
Colfax city marshal Elmer M. Kenedlg, 471 years old, was found dead in his garage after an apparent automobile exhaust poisoning. His wife reported the discovery when she went to check on him after he failed to return from repairs. An investigation notes the car had the exhaust likely causing death.
A damaged OCR fragment describes local officials pressuring workers and tensions with a sheriff, noting planned actions at a county location and unclear references to meetings, assemblies, and benefits. The text names individuals and places vaguely, with several garbled terms suggesting a political or labor dispute in Woulbary county.
The readable text mentions New York and Pittsburgh, referencing a large concentration of people and a recent sensation. Details are garbled, but the fragment implies public interest in a notable event and urban observations from major cities.
Fragmented text outlines a tribute event for Mumbitt Honore Frank Onteh with mentions of wrestling and a tribute in a rural setting. It references a ceremony or funeral tone, with unclear names and dates, and a retrospective note on retirement or honoring a figure connected to a community.
Ames selects thirty men for officers training at Peal Rodge camp starting January 6. The list includes intergraduates and former students from various colleges and towns such as Jake Abpel Dan Gite Lewiston Postville Chartes City and more. The committee named twenty eight non graduates to attend with the rest as alternates.
A man was found guilty recently of taking money in Isito and received a long sentence after a jury deliberated. The outline notes the defendant’s appeal, the judge’s actions, and mentions Ida E mover as related in a separate murder trial at Mid dann county. The case drew attention at the Maillaan county term and may be scheduled for a Guiliele county date.
A bi annual convention in Ames with hotel host P O Wander gathers national and state figures including Aferandes Caras, Hoover administrator representative, and Ray Wilbur. Attendees speak on war savings, conservation, and postwar planning. speakers include Leland Stanford professor and local bankers. Community figures announce fundraising and a wartime savings drive with totals and pledged support.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a large transfer involving Paig to the Packers and Giants. It mentions players, stock, and seeding, with scattered references to Prattents, Fay Mong, and other names, but the text remains obscure and non-specific about dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text references February events, a review, and a list of unclear subjects. It mentions names like Lee Lith Whyew and Amid hints at trade and seasonal activities. Reading shows a garbled mix of proper nouns, organizations, and dates without coherent narrative.
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