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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
6
The Algana Courier reports a deadly incident where a man died and another was fatally injured after a high speed collision near a town. Witnesses warn that fast driving is dangerous and urge restrictions on autos with high speeds as residents mourn and seek safer roads.
A fragmented observational piece argues a constant grouch is costly to self and others. It notes key traits that repel friends and lovers, and suggests even religion and wealth cannot shield a chronic sourpuss from social alienation. The text laments the lack of affection for an unyielding, obstinate personality.
A damaged reminiscence describes a traveler’s view of a prairie town and its people forty years earlier. The narrator notes primitive log buildings, prosperity hints, and a debt free treasury, contrasting with later a modern college and a mix of foreign visitors. The piece reflects nostalgia and limited travel access.
Fragmentary 19th century style notice outlines town weed control under Vincent Town law. It prescribes destruction of noxious plants along highways and walls, naming weeds such as wild carrot and Russian thistle. Penalty for negligent duties is up to 810 pounds.
A railway passenger speaks of invention and a grand age while a companion alludes to a lawsuit seen recently. The remark suggests more mara wars per square yard now than before, implying a curious legal confrontation and crowded observations on progress.
An incomplete telegram reports a young man and woman involved in a rushed marriage plan. A cryptic message from an organist hints at timing and a moonlit ceremony. The dialogue asks if the couple will marry at a future date and mentions a warlike warning.
A New York man died from a safety pin accident. The article urges readers to continue using safety pins for now and describes a procedure to revise or wash the item with paste of elioride and water before reuse.
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