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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
5
In Kony City Thies a lion contends with a rabbit tale about a race and a clever fox. The lion learns a slow approach to life after a run designed to prove who is fastest and how a fox outwits in the end.
An 1849 episode in Pont Avon, Beltcany, centers on Le Nelle Angele da Volle Angula, wife of datro, whose portrait by Monte Aven drew a protesting, frightened reaction. After her death, the painting was auctioned for thousands of francs, fueling local speculation about Ming and Satra Nangad City.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions games and a rally with unclear subjects. No definite names, dates, or outcomes are readable. The piece appears garbled, offering little concrete event or entity details to summarize reliably.
A description of a British institute housing millions of microbes, claiming the Linnest collection of ail erones with some 1,500 varieties. It notes the need for careful cultivation and notes the roles of horticulturists and scientists in studying these delicate organisms.
A garbled historical notice mentions degrees, letters of petition, visiting cards, and various civic and corporate entities. The text is fragmented and references municipal issues and individuals tied to a Paris company and transport services.
A garbled report describes villagers in a German festival town where a man named Lie Hond is led through a flowered scene as authorities swear in improvised fashion. The crowd responds with drinks and chatter before the scene is revealed as chaotic and unclear.
A five year old, Concentation Cahhering, visits a friend's house for dinner. The mother cautions the child to be careful about sweets such as cake and sticks to simple requests. On returning home, the mother questions the child to confirm what was eaten and who accompanied them.
Farmers fight relentless pests like boll weevil corn borer and weevil threats. Department of Agriculture researchers and county agents offer bulletins and expert articles to aid control efforts. Neighbors and government information help farmers protect crops and reduce losses.
A recent statement from the Department of Agriculture highlights that per capita milk consumption in the United States lags behind several nations. Health authorities and home demonstration agents urge stronger consumer education and campaigns to boost intake, noting that even an extra half pint of milk daily could benefit individuals and support the dairy industry.
A Muorboldt man Hilliard argued with his wife, causing the wife to seek shelter with her parents near LaVerne. Neighbors intervened as a scuffle ensued, a ten year old sister of the wife crawled in and caused injuries. Hilliard obtained a writ of habeas corpus to compel the parents to allow the wife to return home. Local papers report this and comment on a Pettipont Lane matter in Unit City with debate over cohabitation and a proposed lovers school.
In Chicago a court held that a paying spectator owns any foul ball in the bleachers. The case arose after Black Wilson fouled into the stands and a boy refused to surrender the ball to an usher. The judge ruled the fan pays for admission and for any foul ball that enters his possession, a local Chicago law not necessarily applicable elsewhere.
Dr Julius Klein of the Department of Commerce argues that only twelve states require driver testing while twelve others allow any competent person to drive. He warns that without licensing laws reckless driving endangers communities and notes traffic deaths near 31,000 annually, urging nationwide standards to curb accidents.
EL Werties filed assault and battery against Flick Davies of Ramsey township after Davies allegedly beat William Holm, a 16 or 17 year old rider, in Ramsey. Holm’s doctors say he cannot work for a month. Hearing not held as of press time per Algona Republican.
Foreign nations largely view Con. wraga as a cautious stance while some countries urge firmer action. Analysts say the rhetoric signals a strategic pause amid rising tensions, with diplomats noting careful language but divergent expectations across capitals.
A barn on Governor Wamnill’s farm near Gorwith burned Tuesday morning after a lightning strike. Walter Nall stood near the doorway as the fire spread, eight horses and locomotion were injured or killed, hay and grain stock burned, and the structure was consumed despite efforts to save it. Fire loss is reported as total with insurance possibly covering some damage.
In the fourteenth judicial district convention held at Emmetsburg last Thursday morning two judge candidates were nominated for Kiachia district. Incumbent Dams Deland and Gere Gerald Heald of Spencer won. Deland led with 54 votes and Heald received 24 votes. Pred G. Lov leien of Bumbulilt garnered 41 votes. A note from the Chicago traditions story mentions a collegiate cup for shooting won by Chicago University.
A reflective maxim notes that even if one could fool everyone, it remains unnecessary when so many willingly fool themselves. The saying emphasizes self-deception as a common human flaw.
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