Renwick High School Basket Ball Victorious Over LaVerne
The Renwick high school girls basketball team defeated LaVerne 17 to 16 in a tense game last Friday at LaVerne. Renwick showcased stronger defense and tighter inside play, securing the win in the final period.
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Bray
Wite
Blaireiury
Jowss
Talyten
Phare
Billy
Pethapa
Mr. Benue
Dewey
Mls
Jubusen
Chile
Seule
Renwick High School
LaVerne
Runwick
Tit'st Baptist Church J DeVries Pystar Message
A garbled church notice invites worship at Titst Baptist Church J DeVries Pystar. It promises a plain Gospel for all, with morning services, evening sermon on God’s mercy, and a prayer hour, though the fragmentary text obscures exact times and speakers.
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Tit'st Baptist Church J, DeVries, Pystar
Herti
Myyrsnay
Belsarenl
M E Church Notes RoR Conk Master
Fragmented church notices mention a Lindy evening pastas and a book review. An announced service at 46 pm and a Saturday evening gathering are listed with preaching and leadership notes amid garbled names and topics.
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M.E. Church
CIA
Vietary
Alton Trudadge
Fanjas
Clowey
Chote
St Pauls Lutheran Church to Install German Choir Council
St Pauls Lutheran Church plans a Sunday service and Sunday School with a ceremonial installation of a council of German choirmasters. Pastor Gineilo will preside. The event notes a Pel. 1th date and 10 a.m. start, with confirmation of attendees and church duties.
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St. Pauls Lutheran
Charele Counell
Dhia Sanday
Gineilo
Mall's Catarrh Cure Promises Relief for Deafness
Fragmented ad copy claims Mall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness by removing obstructions and restoring hearing. It asserts a 40 year track record and suggests the product cleanses nasal passages to relieve many symptoms.
Heavy Tea Exports From Dutch East Indies Decline
A garbled 1923 bulletin reports on tea exports from the Dutch East Indies, noting large production figures and a mix with rubber. It mentions 100,000 to 280,000 pounds per plantation and average July yields, with commentary on establishment stage and supply levels for the United States.
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Detroit
New
Bulletin Adya
United States
Deer collision injures driver near Sheridan Ore
A car nearly struck by a deer near Sheridan Oregon injured the driver slightly after a deer leaped into the road. A second animal caused further confusion as it fled across the highway. This incident involved local residents and was noted in a popular weekly column.
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Sheridan
Ore
Andi
Mae
School Experiment Fails in Newark, Nid
A partial report from Newark describes a school experiment that went wrong causing disruption during science sessions. Officials are investigating the incident and assessing safety measures at the facility.
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Allytad Selionts
Newark
Nid
Fragmentary Note From The War Years
A garbled historical fragment references wartime linen plants and ties to gain, with unclear origins. It mentions deriviations, hab and pititve terms, suggesting a disrupted archive entry about industrial activity during conflict.
Humboldt area notices and sales led by farm auction
Local notices detail farm sale hints for Tuesday. Humboldt visitors. weather confinement for C W Yeoman. meetings with Mrs Tenry Geile on Thursday. forms for print due by Wednesday. snow conditions. residence purchase by Rudolf Breaie. Will Bleslit property near Lawn. Corwith and Renwick visits. basketball games Tuesday night with boys winning narrowly and girls losing. Ernest Kratt planning sale on Thursday February 8. Krafts moving to town and retiring after long service.
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Joe Engstramn
McDiemidt
C. W. Yeoman
Rebekah Civelo
Tenry Geile
Hobs, Ltd
Aune
Rudolf Breaie Tka
Risv
Aira
Llayrl Boal
Humboldt
Ernest Kratt
Kraft
Beelong Bees Reported Aboard Deep Water Vessel
A Philippine coast incident aboard the vessel Murty West originating Yokohama to Portland with Davao Mindanao port calls saw the ship anchored off July morning. Capt. Detling observed bees swarming around the bridge and hull. Investigators closed the chart room doors as visitors breached ship limits. First known report of bees swarming a deep water vessel.
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Tighhar
Barout
United States
Department of Agriculture
Murty West
Davao
Mindando
Tn Ont
Great Journalist Had No Mind for Business
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Henry Stead editor of Review of Reviews, noting his poor personal finance sense and avoidance of business influence on policy. It mentions dissolution with George Newnes, resulting financial distress, and recurring bankruptcy pressures despite ongoing editorial duties.
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Maerig
Crmella
Review of Levies
Lhannders
Buss Child
George Newnes
Review
Shea
Tomself
Counting House
Mat Ager
Reviawe
Almonds and Weather Cited in Odd Grafting Notes
A fragmented passage discusses almond varieties and their cultivation conditions in a restricted area. It mentions varieties such as hard and paper shells, notes about cold and heat effects on pollination, and photographs showing almond trees in bloom amid snow. The text appears garbled with several misread terms and unclear phrases.
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Almond Zee
Awerien
Benning
Natlere Magawine
Perbraary
Citrus Fruit Supplies Seen Plentiful in 1919
The Department of Agriculture estimates a total citrus supply sufficient for consumption, with oranges, grapefruit, and lemons totaling millions of pounds. New York City consumption data suggests oranges at about 60 pounds per capita, reflecting ample availability amid reported high fruit output.
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Ashington
Statis. Lige
New York City
Consuirip
CIA
Warning on iceberg proximity and water salinity effects
A fragmented note discusses warning systems for icebergs near US waters. It mentions electricity or improperly cited research as a means to detect proximity, and claims iceberg proximity could alter seawater saltiness. The text reads as a garbled mix of terms from maritime safety and science.
Rat's Joy Ride Mystery Skewed Message
A garbled record describes a clerk or worker and a downtown scene with a rat encounter during a commute. The readable fragments hint at a strange event involving a vehicle, a home, a vine, and a cryptic message about meaning and a hoard. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Fhia
Meek and Lowly Rabbit Has "Something to Say"
A quirky tale of a rabbit challenging a fox and outwitting a pursuer. The scene unfolds with a bold rabbit using clever front foot strikes and evasive moves as a chase ends with a surprising escape. The narrative mentions a U S commissioner's account of another rabbit encountering a large black snake during a nocturnal hour.
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Rabbit
New Yorker brings proxy sting tale to bees
A fragmented report references a New Yorker and a proxy sting involving bees and a grocer. The text is garbled but suggests swarms, honey and eventual gulling of honey by grocers.
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New Yorker
Jose
Justin Severs
Grocers
Insect Hunter Uses Light to Find Katydids at UF
University of Florida research reveals ten to two dozen new insect species in the state, details how veteran World War I vet Fred Whikee uses a cap light and a 22 caliber life cartridge to locate winged katydids among leaves, illustrating entomology department findings about species presence and sighting reports.
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Fred Whikee
University of Florida
Department of Entomology
Mlatida University
Morida
Gulf Stream Shifting Probed by 20th Century Observers
Scientists noted a rising average water temperature in the Nish channel area, with measured highs during a recent period and a subsequent gradual drop of several degrees. Observations from the Marine Bivlozioni association indicate the Tovehed waters reached higher annual temperatures before cooling.
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Pho Chine
Primitive Chinese Salt Windmill Lifts Water at Well
A note on ancient Chinese irrigation shows a salt windmill used to raise water from a well. The device relies on sails and a vertical framework to form a cambering pulley system, harnessing wind power to lift water for irrigation.
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McChinery
China
Wink Macline
Lapilur Scienze
Shocked Sparrows Revived After Night’s Storm
In Athol, Davidils Beach found numerous sparrows apparently lifeless on the ground early one morning. He gathered them, and one by one they revived, believed to have been stunned by a recent violent storm.
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Beach
Athol
Lyig
Perfect Schol Record One Rotherham featurel Vine
A partial readable note about a Rotherham feature and Vine, with missing elements and unclear wording. The fragment points to an absent item or selection, but key names and actions are obscured, limiting precise reconstruction of event, date, or participants.
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Rotherham
Wide Variety Of Cheeses Offered In Regions Across Britain
An official report surveys cheese varieties with just over 200 types noted. Regions like Lancashire Manchester Worcester and York favor white cheeses while Derby Gloucester and Leicester show brick red varieties. Sheep milk Pecorino and goats milk Gruyere are highlighted among notable imports and domestic cheeses.
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Inko
Lamtyu Tite
di Terang
Textira
Calor
Lancashire
Derby
Glovcester
Leicester
York
Milk Trees Outshine Cow Milk in Tropical Climes
In tropical regions villagers report plant sap and tree extracts providing milk like fluids. A tree named hyahya yields thick juice richer than cow milk, used as a dairy substitute by locals. The forty foot tree offers eighteen inch girth and sustains long storage without spoilage. Other species such as chirighuma and mascendendrog are cited as milky trees in regional forests.
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Ora
Wireless Sound Delays Compared Across Media
The article explains sound travel speeds by radio waves and air. It notes wireless waves travel near 128000 res per evoud, while air waves move about 1100 feet per second. A microphone near the singer reduces travel time, and in a 100 foot room the opposite side hears sound in about one tenth of a second. In contrast wireless reception occurs in about one fiftieth of a second. It also mentions someone perhaps 200 miles away could hear similarly via wireless.
Radio for the Blind Crafting a Morning Broadcast Plan
A German proposal envisions an early morning radio service for the blind with a single speaker reaching those with defective vision. Jakgearen suggests a round robin to learn listening needs and outlines a program: political current events, readings of literature, and possibly a third hour of simple scientific information for the blind audience.
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Ustag Onehiuer
Oso
Avery
Parsons
He Hinself
Candy shop cash system in dormitory raises concerns
A fragmented report from Myerstown describes a candy store near a college where doors stay open, students freely take candy and push purchases on credit or with cash. The arming of a large number of students using a hover system is noted with no reported thefts.
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Austhird
All Sentiment Not Dead Mdirondach Hubermen Pine Stand
An unclear report notes a pine tree of extraordinary height and a company order related to it. The text mentions a father, sons, and a union but lacks clear details, dates, or identifiable organizations. The fragment hints at preservation actions amid a cutting order and a tribute to a giver pine.
Matilda Palmer v Wilkes Palmer in Humboldt County Court
Notice in the District Court of Loyola State for Humboldt County states Matilda Palmer as plaintiff seeks divorce from William Palmer on adultery and inhuman treatment. The petition asks custody of minor children and permanent relief. If you fail to appear by the March term, default will be entered. Nagle & Hill attorneys represent the plaintiff.
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Dakota
Nagle & Hill
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Renwick Iowa District
Humboldt County sheriff announces a public auction of lots 7 8 and 9 in block 4 town Renwick to satisfy a debt of twenty seven hundred twenty nine and sixty seven hundredths dollars plus costs. The sale, at the courthouse door in Dakota City, will occur February 12 at 2 PM. Property includes Lot 7 8 9 in Renwick and is subject to redemptions. Martin Kevin, attorneys, represent the plaintiffs.
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Renwick
Binnbitde
Owe
Robert W. Reley
Adres
Robert W. Riley
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Gerhard Luderman
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