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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
5
Luverne residents report visitors including Dave Ramm and Miss Leche Cook from Cedar Falls. Cedar Falls and Algona figures visit families. Des Moines and Britt links appear. Local farming news, births, hospital updates, and upcoming events fill the page along with ads and service notices.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhal Deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises hearing restoration. It claims a remedy suitable for ages over forty, mentioning dealers in Cheney Co Toledo One.
A French scene on a Paris rooftop with an air and weather study. A soldier engineer and a cloth photographer observe and record cloud conditions. Maury notes a plate clock and maps climate data for aviation use and weather codification.
A worker was nearly knocked down by a plow driven by Ling ctorth of Renwick and Lorg Ws fire. The plow wheel became unhitched and the team fled, striking him and inflicting a deep cut from the forehead to the back of the neck. A doctor stitched the wound, with substantial blood loss, and the injured man remained in weak condition.
Renwick Wau plays at Munvboldt Inst Buli day against the Bkrony aggregation from that Lawn. The game was for total fete receipts and the score ended 3 0 in favor of Renwick. Gate receipts reached 6.60 dollars.
Mrs A A Packard and her daughter Doris suffered ptomaine poisoning from canned food. Mrs Packard recovered in a couple of days but Doris remained ill for a week and missed work at the telephone office.
Installation notice announces a joint installation of officers for the 1.0Q I and Rebekah lodges on Monday night the 18th. The article notes formal proceedings with lodge members and attendees, inviting interested friends to observe the ceremony at the lodge hall.
In Notabuli, officials report a major loss amounting to 4907 thousand units after beetle-caused damage. Local authorities and residents prepare cleanup and recovery efforts as the event prompts inquiries into municipal safeguards.
The value of America's 4300000 chickens is estimated at 441690000 and the value of a year s production is 44000000.
In a brief from the agency, figures show that there are now more than 18,600,000 passenger cars and automobiles in operation. The data outlines the expanding fleet and reflects ongoing production and usage trends across regions.
A fragmented note reports The Quaker Oula Co and John Elmer with references to sour milk, Turning, and gall 1-Fed. It mentions Lizzie Elmer of Monroe Wisconsin visiting relatives, and Mr and Mrs fowl Narder with a baby visiting Renwick alias over the weekend in Sumper Town, suggesting a local social mention.
The Washington Post reports the Marquis of Qivonabrity divorced his actress wife for not adhering to rules. The column notes the surprising fallout and public interest in aristocratic marital decisions amid a bustling press scene.
Indian arrowhead weighing 16 rarata, a genuine ruby, forms part of a notable meteor relics collection owned by WW HM. Snavely of Taylor Texas. He found many arrowheads a few sapphires and unknown translucent stones. Experts deem the gems genuine though their origins remain speculative. Snavely has decades of collecting stones and Indian relics researching old battle grounds in Texas.
The Kansas City Star reports a ridge near the Three Ivers area showing more than 10 000 prehistoric petroglyphs. Researcher Me counted numerous images, produced 100 photographs and 600 sketches, with Smithsonian authority Dr J Walter Menkes consulted on Mimbrea rock pictures.
In Louisvitty Courier Journal style, a young man notes pending marriage to a sensible girl while the neighborhood observes damp sidewalks and a sequence of watchful glances as Weevella turns clouds to skies. The girl returns for shoes then earrings, framing a gentle social vignette.
The humorous exchange mocks the present Matitery and naval squabble as Senator Borah jokes about coberts and Andray. A mother scolds Andray for giving teeth to Lou and wonders about the trout, while Andray calmly asks if a trout can be found.
Professor Desider Laky of the University of Budapest cites increasing divorces linked to economic conditions. Last year 415 per 100,000 married persons, with higher rates among middle classes, noting notable rises in Budapest and Vienna amid social change.
The article discusses George Bernard Shaw delaying autograph requests and seeking a postegrity style acknowledgment. It notes his reluctance to respond to fans, with mention of a growing need to either grant signatures or abandon writing. The piece hints at his evolving stance toward public requests.
Report notes a small English custom requiring a man to kiss a woman's hand in the ceremonial brveding and curkyy upon greeting, linked to prewar Ode ton practices that fell out of use after the war.
A chaotic will from Shon Sharpley of Cheshire sets up a Sharples Charity trust with a 603 038 estate. The income accumulates for three years then passes to six trustees all linked to the Sharplea or Hesmondhaigh line. Beneficiaries are British-born individuals under sixty with low incomes, many with the surname Sharples or Hesmondhaigh, a fact clarified amid local directory confusion.
Readable parts describe odds and a travel moment with Monty Cuneta. Mentions a misdial or wrong number and various inn trips. The text is garbled but hints at odds, a tourist, and a telephone contact among inns.
Fourteen scientific expeditions for 1908 are planned by the Field Museum of Natural History. Researchers will study archaeology in Mosas potunt Peru and Rotivin ethology in Machupiscar and southern California. Botany and zoology will span many regions including Mongolia Patagonia and the Americas. The most promising field is archaeology in Port and Bolivia where Dr A S Krocher will collect materials from ancient Indian civilizations predating the Spaniards.
An elderly man questions a newcomer about his past work on land in the West. The terse reply cites ownership of one hundred sixty acres. The scene unfolds in a rural outfit setting as a miner’s claim is discussed.
The Burlington Meeting Press article argues that the wealthy who spend, rather than hoard, stimulate employment by circulating money among workers. It defends the term idle rich as a descriptive label reflecting economic contribution rather than reproach.
A tribute notes Senator Lodge promoted a plan to convert Nyy Stork on Mahant Masa into a bird haven. Massachusetts legislature considered a bill to enact the project, which would be named the Henry Cabot Lodge Bird Sanctuary.
Reindeer meat rapidly becomes a popular venison item as Northwest restaurants and clubs in major cities adopt the meat for menus across the region. The trend highlights growing interest in alternative game meat among diners and food establishments.
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