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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
4
An advertisement for Restorative Nervine from Miles Medical Co presents praise for Dr Edwin W Lanham. It notes his lectures at Hardy M church on January 28 and claims his talk, The World’s Battlefield, will energize audiences and be popular for future programs.
An old advertisement touts The King's New Recovery as the best remedy for coughs colds grippe asthma fever bronchitis pleurisy and early consumption. It promises 25 years of proof and a guarantee at Martin Ca with a trial date.
Livermore’s Frank White and his son Worthy plan to move to Hardy to run a combined hardware and grocery store. They secured a building and expect possession around Marelli ist. Worthy will relocate with his family. Frank will remain at Livermore for now. The community wishes them success in the new venture.
Local items cover Livermore and Hardy social visits including Mrs. Bax ton infant birth, Carr Renwick family news, Effie Saxton and Vera Bell visits. Hardy Gun Club hosts shoot slated for Saturday January 23. Olden family welcome extended. Lecture by Mr Lanham draws interest. Hunt leaders Rhiner and Saxton tally. oyster supper follows. Job inquiry questions teen labor pay for gull tracks.
Corwith Hustler reports on drainage districts in Hancock county and farm investments, with mentions of Walter Clinch, Ed Lloyd, and Joseph Williamson. The piece blends local tile drainage progress, rural economy expectations, and scattered vignettes on taxes, liquor politics, and assorted regional curiosities.
The text appears corrupted with scattered phrases and misread terms making it impossible to extract a coherent event, names, or dates for a proper news item. No identifiable persons organizations or locations are legible enough to summarize accurately.
A dubious advertisement from Racine Wisconsin promotes a tonic named Shoop's Restorative. It promises to restore weakened nerves and strengthen organs, urging daily use and asserting wide health benefits despite no credible medical evidence.
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