Local News Items From Renwick Area This Week
Dick Elme takes a vacation week while residents note visits from Henry Elmer of North Dakota and Nora Nissen from Livermore. Local families including Geigel, Feige, Ferris, Kerr, and Miller are mentioned with visits, picnics, and home gatherings. A mix of travel, health notes, and community events shows a busy small town week with the Ten Commandments film, a football road mishap, and local business updates.
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Nora Nissen
Livermore
Henry Gregerson
Henry Geigel
Lena
Algona
Frank Geigel
Old Tea Plants for Landscaping Arrives from Old World
Hundreds of old tea plants gathered from around the world during a historic era when tea growing was a profitable industry have been transplanted here for landscaping. The piece notes disputes among growers and recalls Dr Charles Shepard suing an owner over a tea plantation, with references to China and Japan and early scientific experiments by collectors who studied the plants.
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Summerville
Markelit Iim
Mio
Beales
Beales Ah No Greater
Charles Ui Shepard
Flere
Cox
Wecticuk
China
Willy Thom
Iowa Legislature Dominated by Farmers Across Legislature
More than half of Iowa lawmakers are farmers. Of 101 lower house members, 68 are agriculturists. All 60 senators are farmers, giving Iowa the highest farmer representation in the nation with 158 total lawmakers.
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Iowa
Lerislaite
Cales Prize Dance At Princess Pavilion In Livermore
Gnito's Orchestra headlines the prize dance at the Princess Pavilion in Livermore on Wednesday night July 28. Advertisers promise big prizes and popular music for all attendees.
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Gnito
Princess Pavilion
Livermore
B. W. Shopard
Mart
Local notices and mishaps from a rural town
The page records daily notices including deliveries for bolded milk and cream, visitors such as Leland Moston at Will Fisher’s, and Robt. McGowe’s illness. It notes a birth announced by Rev Gnade, upcoming C W W trains, visits by Will Blumer in Minnesota, a finger injury to Frank Ward, and extended visits by Mayhugh family.
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Frank Ward
Chester Mayhugh
Catarrhal Deafness and Related Symptoms Reported
A garbled historical notice describes catarrhal deafness and ear inflammation with references to involved processes and remedies. It mentions long-standing names and a general claim of expertise spanning decades, with an emphasis on medical conditions and treatments cited by unnamed sources.
Signal by Bonk ives and the Days of Old
An article describes Ulsterish isles near Scotland using signal birds for medical visits on Alsa Craig, with a physician summoned to treat islanders. The royal health commission funds the boat and doctor hire, as inhabitants rely on a porch of birds delivering messages for care.
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Bonk Ives
Alla Ortig
Ure
Scottind
Clyde
Tio
Meins
Royal Commission On National Health
Tha
Lonely Island
Ailsa Craig
Eriframee
Firth of Clyde
Ring Return in a Shaky Deal Between Partners
A terse exchange reveals a demand for the return of a ring and a question about sharing profits. The dialogue hints at rising costs since the ring was given, with pressure to split earnings despite uncertainty over value.
Honors for Swimming Away Scout Camp in Massachusetts
A Youth’s Companion report describes a camp method to gauge swimming progress with color caps and ranks from beginner to advanced. It notes 84 percent of campers could swim 100 yards or more by mid August and none could not swim at all.
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Massachusetts
Youthi
Honor Luther Burbank Named Among Great Scientists
A list by Henry Foed ranks Luther Burbank as one of the day’s greatest scientists. The article notes his birthday is celebrated as a state holiday in California, with his home in Lida Rean honored for evolving many improved fruit and flower varieties.
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Yadher Burlank
Henry Foed
Wny
Lida Rean
California
Aly
Ten Years Since Rejection, Missionary’s Gifts Grow
Aayountui, once rejected by the Baptist Missionary society for service in the Congo, shifted to commerce. Now ten years later his charitable gifts to the society total 1,856,000 dollars, reflecting a major turn from mission work to philanthropy.
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New York
Ex Slave George Carver’s Industrial Achievements
Born into slavery sixty years ago George Carver was kidnapped and exchanged for furs. He recovered many products from simple substances including vast extracts from plant materials. He obtained 10 percent of various products and produced dyer from dandelions and other substances. He also made paints and stains from Alabama red clay.
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George Carver
Alabama
Exhibition of Bibles of Unusual Interest on Display
A Philadelphia library exhibition showcases rare Bibles from the 16th century through modern times. Highlights include two volumes of Tyndale’s New Testament, the Tobrow manuscript of the Book of Esther over a thousand years old, and the Breeches Bible bound in a single hand-sewn volume. The display covers over fifty Chinese tongues and dialects and includes the French Vulgate Bible of 1568.
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St Sollge
Pennsylvania
Hilles
Annie Veranty
William Ywlale
Quarty
Tyndate
Tao Trobrow
Efites
Hungry Rodents Devour Record Book at UC Berkeley
Soma white cats under observation for effects of a newly discovered stimulant tipped over their cages in search of food. They chewed the household service department record book at the University of California Berkeley. Assoc Avesa akiapatel notes scraps found next day. Several valuable gauges were chewed out as the rats continued to hunt for more edible items.
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University of California
Saya
Avesa Akiapatel
Herkeley
Els
Old Treawye Recovered From Bavarian River Bed
Fragments of a jade and silver table service were found in the Loy river bed near Muckhiorf Bavaria after dry winter lowered water levels. The treasure dates to 1618 during a fleeing retinue of Maxhuilian I and recalls a shipwreck in the Mivry war. Estimates set the pieces at 500 pies.
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Maxhuilian I
Loy
Muckhiorf
Bavaria
Germany
Pocket Knife Use and Supply Estimates Revealed
A quoted expert notes 14 million pocket knives are required annually to meet demand. Replacements form the major business share as many users carry knives for about two years before loss or breakage. About eight million people reportedly carry a knife, highlighting the product turnover in the market.
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Mutterfly
Photographing Air Currents by Front Meteorology Bureau
Air currents are being photographed to study wind patterns for weather work. A smoke-producing aircraft is used to mark currents while observers on the ground and near the hills record the smoke trails to identify strong ascents and peculiarities in the local topography.
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Front Meteoralytical Bureau
Lille
Goldfish Displaced The Protextor at UW
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a University of Washington context with references to goldfish and a protextor figure. It also notes a Little Chingy death and Pal than, with scattered names like Alemera and Cleveland Plain Voater. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event.
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University of Washington
Clevelms
Neherlands Buys More Yo Moccia and Less German Warhiner
The report notes an alteration in procurement with increased purchase of Yo Moccia from American sources and reduced acquisition of German war matériel, reflecting shifting alliances and supply considerations during the period.
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Ne Herlands
Paraguay Wheat Prospects Highlighted by Officials
A report notes Paraguay could grow wheat better than expected with favorable climate and soil. Analysts point to a potential yield around 8,000 kilos per hectare versus Argentina's 1,000 as comparisons. Terra Pinuseo and the International Productivity Company are cited in ongoing explorations.
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Paraguay
Argentina
Idelvii
Mide Uf Terra Pinuseo
Ue Tutornational Produety Company
Inland waterways freight surge marks 1984 totals
Freight shipments on Geran inland waterways rose notably in 1984 with a total of 46,869,000 metric tons arriving at inland ports. Comparisons show higher year totals versus 1928 and 1924 benchmarks, while 1923 and 1913 figures reflect earlier baselines for goods shipped from inland Germany ports.
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Geran
Foe Hind
Cernney Porte
Will Be Great Bridge Across Wirth of Porth Scotland
The largest suspension bridge in the world will span the Wirth of Porth in Scotland near the cantilever railway bridge. It will be built in two spans of 24,000 feet each, extending the longest single span of any suspension or other bridge.
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Wirth
Porth
Scotland
Old Times Return As Craftsmen Recount Gains
Back to Old Times recounts monks and saints brought and celebrated for aging vestiges in parts of Scotland where crepe and rite practice face disruption from battered traditions and rising modern machinery hampering efforts.
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Scalland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renwick Times
Rae
Renwick
Dick Elme
Hardson’s
Henry Elmer
North Dakota
Minnie Straight
Jnet
Wisconsin
Arthur Miller
LaVerne
Tot. Thompson
Sayéa Congressiman
John Geigel
John Heitz
Dorothy
Monroe, Wisconin
Henry Feige
Will Black
Dona
L. R. Turner
Patricia
Will Snyder
Marie Barber
Fort Dodsie
Aumboldt Rendering Works
Humboldt
Lowe
Don Thompasn
Wattsburg
Wash
Asc. Thompson
Ford
Henry Guigel
West Bend
Fairfield Dean
Corwith
L. H. Ferris
Melbourne
John Kerr
Ferris
Ashline
Frank Heugerich
Heugerich
Mia
Joe Keeney
Chekota
Okla
Old Tienda
Mr. Keeney Wage
Lelia Lockwood
Howl of
Doe
Amea
Kenosha
Wis
Clear Lake
Oakable Dairy
Ay HL Stafford
Webster City
Tou Nixon
Ruth
Dorothy Dean
Henry Geige
Ray Veltts
Gene Potter
Lakefield
Minn
M.A. Jatman
Grandma Urench
Des Moines
Will Yeawan
Dodie
Conpirof
G. W. Yeoman
A. R. Martii
Vaughn and
Vankda
Scranton
J. DeVries
Bernard
Jeffers
Eagle Grove
Glenn Martin
George Marlin
Juni Sunshine Society
Maggie Trunsee
Hawkeye
Mike Collins
Mike
P. P. Zerfass
Kossuth
Wilbur Klassie
Gilbert Hefty
Callenen’s Fair
Howel Ever
Hays
Ord Wais
Oakdale Dairy
J. D. McGinley
Hinstae
Mig. McGinley
Son
Mameteburg
Lusinesa
McGinkey
Farmer Law Makers
Cale
Leland Moston
Early
Will Fisher
Nora
Robt
McGowe
J. J. Vanek
Oni
G. Gnade
Will Blumer
Minneapolis
Ble
John Blumer
Florence
Mra
Mex
Harry Ronwell
Rand Mra
Chane of
Kiemmo
Sorthern
Minnesota
Ronwell
Gamrlell
A.W. Gray
Farsome Ling
Mr. Cray
Minneapalis
Grein Doers
Ti Broberg
Parmera Exchange Co
Risbng
Tintean Lia
Tomas
Maunoen
EL WU
Estem
Atieel
Luther Burbank
Renwick Auto & Impt. Co
Renwick, Iowa
Lowa
Humboldt County
Uasander Hazelwood
Laveien
Attornuss
M.A. Wallabait
Uaker Quate
Quaker Oals Company
Renwick, Lowa
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