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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
7
The column records social calls and visits among residents from Eagle Grove to Cedar Valley, mentions relatives and friends gathering at homes, a birthday party for Miss Voor Anderson with gifts, and plans for private dances and community events. It notes farm interests, livestock movements, and upcoming social dances at the spire of town.
Weeludes announces a forthcoming sale of Cheerinianse-P with planned pricing and participating vendors. Local officials expect steady demand as collectors seek rare items.
The obituary describes Orville Kellning’s death after a prolonged illness, noting his pleasant smile and kind words. Services were held Saturday at 1080 p m with Rowe S. Nidoulson conducting. The note thanks friends for support and mentions surviving relatives including Gerald Charlie Ray and Loretta, along with many friends and a large circle of relatives.
A partially garbled missive from a Humboldt County voter urges support for a deputy office candidate. The note claims long service and readiness to perform duties, while criticizing opponents and urging trust in the writer’s experience and integrity.
The junior and senior partners discuss urgent mail and a malfunctioning typewriter as the Pittsburg Post notes chaos in the office. A plan is made to bring in help to see what can be done.
Sapphires comprised nearly two thirds of gem minerals produced in the United States last year, underscoring their leading role in domestic mining output.
A damaged clipping shows a garbled exchange about debts and a breakage, with phrases like thads dolar werehas good and Fou'rs broke, leaving unclear who is speaking and what event is referenced.
A garbled note mentions danger of mistaken identity and a playful puck incident. The fragment hints at a misread sign and a risky moment involving a puck, suggesting a sports or street game context. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
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