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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
8
Roaming notes from Renwick and nearby towns report residents traveling to Ames Webster City Eagle Grove and Verne for visits sales and events. Mentions include Misses Bolter Renny Chasse and Miss Lonico Overbaugh hosting guests, A. B. Richardson family visiting Ames, and various trips to Webster City Rochester and Rockwell. A. M. Ball and Northwestern conductors Yoakum remembered. Yoakum died in Eagle Grove hospital July 5.
Corwith and Renwick battled in a scorching fourteen inning game with late runs by Corwith producing a winner. Renwick scored twice in the second and again later but Corwith tied it with heavy hitting and errors, forcing extra frames before the decisive run. Both clubs fielded well and the heat wore players down as the game stretched long into the afternoon.
At the GW Rtg Crossing in Eagle Grove a noon Great Western passenger train collided with a Broadway crossing car. Six year old Raymond Adams died from a crushed skull. his sister Loraine Adams and father Leon Adams survived with injuries. John McDermott, pilot of the engine, suffered a broken leg. Richard McDermott had a fractured collarbone and bruises. Eyewitnesses say Adams failed to cross before the train, though the engineer noted the car slowed and did not cross in time. Little Loraine died Wednesday evening in hospital.
The offer advertises a yearly subscription of 1560 dollars for a tutoring service billed as a poet’s guide. It presents a program described as “in the Poet Once at” and notes features tied to personal instruction and literary mentorship. The copy carries a vintage promotional voice with emphasis on value and access.
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