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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
4
A collage of short notices covers visits, homecomings, and social news from Goldfield and nearby towns. Residents Henry Frakes and Ida core visitors, several families celebrated holidays, and local shops announced sales and services. Pigs for sale, potatoes for sale, and auctioneering services are listed along with moves and arrivals at area homes.
A church fire in Goodell on Christmas morning destroyed the Catholic building after Mass, with flames making it hard to salvage contents. reconstruction plans are likely. Local notes report visitors, social tidbits, and community events including theater plans and school news amid a 1922 New Year update.
Fragmented ad text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It asserts the cure is constitutional and bloodstream driven, claims testimonial support and offers a reward for an incurable case. Product is advertised as available through Cheney & Co of Toledo and druggists, with testimonials and pills advertised.
A fragmented notice discusses the consolidation of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company with new organizational structure. It notes that parts of the business were combined under a single organization, with references to prior separate corporations and the involvement of regions including Dakota. The article outlines how the consolidation was anticipated and recognized in the industry.
Miss Lena Block and Mr Albert W Trummel united in marriage Tuesday evening at 7 50. Rev Reuther officiated at the home of Sir and Mrs Gua Rahner. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip and plan to reside in town on return. The bride worked at the Corner Store and the groom is a prosperous farmer.
A Tu Verne minister visiting a parishioner heard an explosion in a cellar and investigated alone. The hostess protested but he insisted. On the husband’s return six bottles of home brew were missing besides the exploded bottle.
George D. Bannick and Miss Etta Matthews united in marriage at 10 o clock Christmas morning. Rev Herman performed the ceremony. The couple are well known locally and reside on a farm west of town. Congratulations extended.
Public notice directs residents to keep adjacent walks clear for city cleaners with a reasonable time allowance before street commissioner acts and charges may be imposed. It also orders residents not to dump ashes or refuse on streets. Signed DP J Friday Mayor.
A Vernon report notes warnings about counterfeit currency including $100 and $1000 bills and altered denominations. Local incidents include Bryant Washbyen in Vernon and Micz Tien Johnson linked to clerical work at a Corner Store. Mildred Theil returns to Cedar Walla after vacation. Neighbors install officers at the Ty Smillwead home. Mrs Darn Webb and Florence join Brentford visitor party from South Dakota in town. A. MacEachran suffers severe injury in Waterloo when a car door trap causes foot injury leading to amputation. later updates say he is recovering.
Frank Irench returned from Chicago on Wednesday. Lon Winter spent the first of last week in Des Moines Verle Winter visited Goldfield and Mankato while Ruby and Nora Rummeny returned from Cedar Falls. Merle Mabin of Forest City visited at the W.GC. Hardingham. W W Bleasner and family spent Christmas with Mrs Jasin Brown. Pete and Dan Kelley left for Illinois to farm next year. Miss Palmer and Misa Danhour left for Oklahoma and Indiana. Vernon Consolidated School held a well attended last lecture course despite bad weather. The last day featured a Literary Society program and a noon business meeting followed by a fine student program.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a street scene with voices and movement near a store. It mentions people and a climb, but key names, places, dates, or clear events are missing, leaving only scattered phrases about movement and sound.
Incomplete OCR text from a Taney area page fragment mentions several names and places with garbled wording. The readable portion references a social or public item, suggesting a notice or brief notice rather than a full article. Unique proper nouns are scarce due to text corruption.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases but lacks clear event or context. Readable parts mention SIMON and a president, but no coherent report, date, or location to form a reliable summary.
A garbled OCR item reports a court case involving an officer and looting. Names appear distorted. No clear dates or locations are readable. The fragment mentions a May Serva event and a pikes inquiry in German courts with unclear outcome.
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