Local notes on visits and incidents in Renwick area
Deri Lockwood of iota Louisiana and Pearl Lockwood family visit relatives. A man suffered a stroke last Friday but has improved and regained mobility. Community updates cover local visits from Chicago to Renwick families, a rooster attack injuring Donald McKenna, birthdays, and a string of small-town happenings including hospital, telegraph manager appointment in Los Angeles, and a bank burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deri Lockwood
Iota
Pearl Lockwood
May
Ilin
George
Ba Mason and
Lis Verne
Stratton
Charters City
John Egenes
Byron
Egenes
Western Union Telegraph Company
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
Calif
Peter Ehrhardt
Pete
New Meat Market Ad With Per Pound Prices
Advertisement lists meat prices for beef steaks and roasts, fresh hamburger, pork shops and steaks, fresh sausage and Weiners. Includes 3 percent milk per quart and cryptic text likely OCR errors. No clear location or date provided.
Fifty Years of Continuous Service for Local Store
A town store marks fifty years of uninterrupted operation from August 1 1882 to August 1 1932 with unchanged ownership and location aside from enlargements. The owners credit loyal customer support and community cooperation, noting generations of family involvement and pledging continued service and appreciation.
Home Canning Guidelines From Community Expert
Instructions detail fruit canning with gouid lids and proper sterilization at town State College. Alisa Answell Peterson outlines steps for sealing, jar preparation, hot water bath processing, and pressure canning. The guide estimates a family of five to six uses about 300 quarts yearly, with tomatoes and juice forming a major portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury
Rubbury
Hds
Alisa Answella Peterson
Town State College
Heylings
Selda
Misa Peterson
la Mig Nelson
Local visitors frequent Chas Seblpull home area
Mrs A P Gorell and daughter Ruby Blanche Artel and Mrs Irdnan visited Inet tridey at Ghorakea Mr and Mrs David Gerkardt of Schenectady NY were staying the first week at the priestal Chas Seblpull home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Phelper
C. Snyder
Verna
Des Moines
John Korleski
Robert Nelson
Pete Nelson
Goldfield
John Nelson
Eagle Grove
Andrew Wijans
Aldene
Albert Nelson
Bobby Nelson
A. P. Gorell
Ruby
Blanche Artel
Ird Nan
Inet Tridey
Ghorakea
Mea. Davidt Gerkardt
Schenectady
N. Y
Prvestal Chas
Seblpull
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Humboldt County Iowa
The notice assigns a special execution from Humboldt County Iowa District Court against Claus Black Jr and Anna Rock in a deed of trust case with The Equitable Life Assurance Society as plaintiff. It lists the Northwest Quarter and related parcels in Section 25 Township 93 North Range 27 West, 200 acres, and states a debt of 18 864.10 dollars with costs. The sale is set for August 17, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. in Dakota City, Humboldt County, to satisfy the debt. property sold subject to redemption.
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Humboldt County
Claus Black, Jr
Anna Rock
Ime
District Court
State of
Iowa
Equitable Life Resutance Society of the
United States
Humboldt
P. M
Angvist
Dakota City
Mimbold County
Tech
Luly
Hexe
Sherif
Muambiathi
Donald
Trenca
Atlornes
Cedar Rapide
Towa
Imaginary Health Refuge From Boredom Thought
A fragmented, satirical meditation on health pessimists and medical ads. It critiques the idea of disease as refuge from boredom, noting overbearing medical consultations and costly treatments. The piece mocks reliance on endless specialists and sensational diagnoses.
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Wadawork
Mickey
Wits Goretree
Idem
Camel Tale Shows Desert Trade and Hardship in Ancient Journeys
A fragmented passage describes travelers compelled to honor camels amid harsh desert travel. It mentions deserts, animals, and a strenuous trek with references to a white man, a camel, and contemporaneous scenes of fatigue and endurance. The tone mirrors a pensive travel narrative from a distant era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemuntry
Beautiful Horse Inn
Historic myths of peony medicine in ancient texts
A fragmentary piece discusses old beliefs about peony roots as medicine. It references ancient physicians, cultural practices, and claims about the root’s medicinal properties, noting changes in modern views and cautious attribution to historical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieilie Thely
Ue Indy
Don’ Link
Inilanayolly News
Ventilation in homes dates to early dwellings and mines
The article traces air ventilation from primitive caves and shelters to modern homes. It notes that early people carved vents in walls and roofs for airflow and that the first recognition of fresh air came from mining needs, shaping the ongoing emphasis on indoor ventilation.
Medieval Encyclopedias and Their Notable Works
A fragmentary account traces the evolution of medieval encyclopedias from early compilations to Rabanois Mivtrus and the famed Speen im Mayu by Vicente and his collaborators. It notes the shift in authority, transmission, and the enduring influence of monastic scholars on knowledge during the Middle Ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mluy
Vacent
Tagivats
Franco
Solvent for Wood Structures Mentioned in 19th Century Text
A fragment discusses solvents for wood and forest chemistry, noting that wood contains various components with specific properties. It describes that certain solutes dissolve in particular solvent systems and mentions reagents and accompanying solutes, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
Quotations From Shakespeare and More in Old Sayings
A garbled OCR passage lists famous lines and “proverbs” attributed to Shakespeare and other sources. It notes the enduring popularity of quotes, mentioning common phrases like Make hay while the sun shines and the idea that lines recur across centuries, with attribution and dating suggested.
The Shape of the Head and Intelligence Beliefs
The article discusses historical theories linking head shape to intellect, noting doctors' authority and debunking myths about forehead or cranial features determining intelligence. It cites two proposed explanations about brain regions and criminal types, arguing against facial measurements predicting minds.
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Hedlicka
Goa
Tad Roneratty
Dione
Invert in Rooke Yau ene Oly Nee tu posseast nuttin
A fragment discusses wealth, books, and value, arguing money dominates life and culture. It notes spending on printing and binding, the role of memory, and the idea that books are a capital investment, with names Hond, Hamas MacDonald cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Hamas MacDonald
Do not rely on tests to distinguish poisonous mushrooms
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that relying on tests or cooking methods cannot guarantee safety. Poisonous mushrooms can resemble edible varieties and even young unopened caps are hard to distinguish, making accidental ingestion possible.
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United States Department of
Poisodous Moshe
Bayer Me
Elephant fossil found near Gothenburg reshapes Nordic past
Workmen uncovered a mammoth tusk in sand near Gothen by Ano Iter Gogtn Aely, Sweden, suggesting ancient elephants roamed southern Scandinavia. Scientists estimate the tusk dates to about one hundred thousand years, implying a broader ancient fauna for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Gothenbutg
Gothenburg
Chie
Seaadinavia
Belovant
Great Literature and the Mighty Uses of Language
The essay extols classics like the Sermon on the Mount as exemplary in writing and thought. It cites philosophers and poets such as Lowell, Whittier, and Longfellow, praising American authors for linguistic richness and enduring value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinghard
Mwersen
Lowell
Whittler
Longfellow
Fragmentary Toyish Text About A World Reflection
The readable fragments describe a world returning a dour look and laughter in response to a reflected face. It references a character named Jory and hints at contemplating pain and contagion in a dreamlike scene without clear events or dates. No concrete people or organizations are fully readable.
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Times Office
Dame Tree Juale
Reasonabe
Hinllo
Jory Inn
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Ea Abieces
Nee
Everett Nelson
Charlene
Parl
Mr. Geigel
Henry Geigel
Henaister
Matt Geigel
Jake Stenlacher
Henry Foster
Zon Jimmie
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State University
M. Kirk Sperry
Tawa City
Fayette
Renwick
Kenneth Price
Alfred Price
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Ind
Bury
Jara
Penton
Fred Speich
Jolly Birthday Club
Guy Iohwan
Vivian Rockwood
Iawa City
Darwin Meuret
The
Bert Charlson
Thor
Louise Aud
Harold Egenes
W. J. Hensel
Aubern
Alfred Petersore
G. A. Stoil
Clavien
Lloyd Swanson
Lanl Wa
Swanson
Ald Spencer
Boone Township
Mee Hans
U.S. Postal Service
Will Kubly
McGowan Grocery
Doe
Nissen’s. Market
A. B. Richardson’s
Fairway
Kraft Canning
Sheriff's Sale
Alisat
Alasulyay
Avery
Fonsi
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