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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Progressive era gathering near Eagle Gravel and Goldfield with figures like Seay John O'Malley and Wilk Shave, describing assigned roles, cheering songs, and a foggy March 5, 1876 setting. The text hints at voter engagement and community sentiment amid disorder and distant names.
Church notes urge all Methodists and friends to attend February 7 services. Morning sermon titled The Ministry Mystery and Magic of Face. Evening service at 7 30 with topic Price Born Map. Pastor invites members to bring a friend.
The report lists several residents under the weather, including Miss Martha Smith and Mrs. Chris Mains, with others such as Mrs. J. L. Danies and the Heggen children mentioned as ill. It also notes the annual meeting of the ladies missionary society at Mrs Edgar Schoolcraft's house last Thursday.
A terse fragment from a historical record notes an event labeled mast vl my Ubedari with a court related action. It mentions tara in association with the same event and a brief reference to an abdear court proceeding.
A fragmented notice lists multiple political hopefuls including Clyla C. Gyles and others seeking county offices such as County Auditor and County Attorney in Humbeldt County. It references the 1914 primaries, Republican and Progressive party lines, and urges support from party members in the upcoming primary election.
A damaged ad proclaims a quit business sale with deep discounts on shirts, ribbed vests, ladies pants, union suits, and boys shirts. It touts next winter stock at low prices and urges shoppers to buy now for future use, claiming lines like dress shirts, and suspenders are heavily discounted and items available in large quantities.
Fragmented listing shows priced ladies dresses and gingham fabrics with values and descriptions. Entries mention flanelette dresses at a quarter value, gingham dresses at 1.50, and flanelette at 1.00, with color notes and yardage hints.
An embroidery and laces department advertises bargains with tempting prices. The copy invites shoppers to visit, emphasizing limited stock and urges action before items run out.
A brief classified like item notes an unlimited supply of yarn at seven cents per skein, signaling a low price point for bulk purchases. The fragment suggests a sale or promotional listing without additional details or contact information.
Fragmentary note mentions fitting shoes at a store or brand with emphasis on service. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
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The Rogers Sliver Teaspoons are finely engraved and embossed with attractive design. Crafted by the William Rogers company, they feature highly polished bowls and handles in popular styles with an extra heavy gauge, marketed under the Magers brand as standard silverware.
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