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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
2
A fragmentary report notes Boone visitors during a busy week with Mrs J 11 faiths and relatives. Ed Hadgon and Ines Jen visited, and a social at Wis W Peanks featured dainty refreshments on the lawn.
The column lists residents planning trips and time off for visits. It mentions Mrs Georga Blewalls leaving Wednesday for Arkansas and New Orleans to spend a week with relatives, Pinderik Lakhs taking an annual vacation, and teachers from Cerin Pals preparing for exams at Claret on.
The Rev. l B Saxton his wife and daughter Seth returned to their home at Wikonda after visiting at the N B Care biome.
The report lists multiple individuals and family ties across several days in Des Moines area, mentioning birthdays, visits, a university trip, and a sheriff deputy. It references Mr and Mrs and various relatives, with unclear dates and disjointed phrases.
A fragmented report describes Mr Dadeian returning home amid a muddy scene. The narrative mentions a bus carriage and a vigorous admonition about movement, with unclear names and places.
Upper and Linar Kos competed for a PA based squad in a paray game ending 112 to 95 in sixteen innings. The contest stretched six hours with high heat and seven hours to complete. Umpires wore protective gear as players endured fouls and resignations rather than risk further injury. Pilby-sovan players participated in the marathon affair.
A hard fought six inning contest on Sunday afternoon saw Corwith defeat Renwick 4 to 3 after Jacob Corwith bunched key hits in the third inning and Wilbur Shipman pitched all nine. Jenwick used two hurlers as Renwick started strong with a three run burst before Corwith rallied to secure the win.
Pays Ho Aline Wundli and Well are always ready to give their ring. The brief note highlights readiness and willingness to respond to calls or requests.
A garbled report discusses vaccine like agents and microbial beds with claimed antibodies. It mentions a marked nation and several compounds claimed to destroy avirulent markers, comparing effects to phenols and typhus related references.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about habits digestion and diet but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, places, or events to form a valid news item. The fragment provides no identifiable persons or organizations or a discernible action or outcome.
A garbled transcription captures a heated, noisy outburst during a public event. A speaker challenges a rival and uses hostile language as officers attempt to maintain order, while the crowd reacts with raised voices and confusion.
W D Migll of Whitemenuind Wis buys a stock of Chamberiohes machcine and sells to his customer Afior reverying. The dealer notes small hotly and a claim Chamuisr, nin' Guile, mlera rink Romaly was worth more to him than native stock or these activities.
A pair of fragmented excerpts mention a boy and girl with a mother, then shift to a digestive trouble and a reader letter praising Chamberlain's tablets after a month of stomach upset. The text mixes overheard exchange with an advertisement-like testimonial from Eaiehead Minnesota.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled exchange mentioning a handkerchief found belonging to Mather Miloney and a priest named Tynch who offers aid but will not provide whiskey for the inquiry. The text is incomplete and inconsistent.
A historical advert describes an electric clipper with a long cord and heavy grip designed for simple guiding by the user. It features carbon brushes replaceable or cleanable, a sturdy housing, and a meter to clip a horse’s feet, emphasizing ease of use and automatic operation through guided handling.
Farmers favor cheaper purebred bulls as prices have remained steady at $100 to $200 for ordinary stock. The piece argues the expense is spread over the entire calf crop and notes no big reason to complain about current rates for purebred sires versus chosen sires from inferior lines.
A historical note outlines methods to treat hogs for lice using a 10 percent formalin solution for bedding and facilities. It mentions quantities like twelve pints of blend and 92 000 drops of blood, with cautions about disease vectors and cleanliness in barns.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses feeding hogs with potatoes and grain, mentioning cooked versus raw forms and a ratio claim. It references Arata and Klose and hints at digestibility and balance concerns, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear entities or outcomes.
A garbled excerpt suggests a debate over shade and pasture with references to a writer and an exchange. The fragmentary text is difficult to parse but hints at a discussion about grazing conditions and possibly a comparison or anecdote.
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