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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
5
A brief note indicates an appearance is to be represented next week with sul thi referenced. The fragment suggests forthcoming legal or civic representation activity and a scheduled timetable. No further specifics available in the readable text.
Miss Al Neapoliz and Mary Skelanger tied in marriage at the Johnson home with Rev Nicholson officiating. Mayor Montgomery asks residents to send tramps to the marshal for work on streets. Andrew Anderson had his right hand amputated by Dr Pep pers due to tuberculosis. Mrs W A Kelling visits Goldfield from Ceylon. Dr Cunningham heads rests trip to Excel Springs. Fred Matton and Calta Reith are mentioned among relatives.
Paul Riumer will receive a bachelor of did aetica degree at Wigland Park College commencement, Senate Albert B. Gummins to deliver the ovation. Rev Peterson and family depart for Lake Avoca Minnesota for four weeks with Solersons near a large lake. Henry Hadselman has been saving some hard jelly.
Readable scraps describe visits by Ray Robison and Viola Hud, a Minnesota landowner, and a North Platte gathering. Mentions of a gas pump accident involving Mrs. Stumbo, local Guard transfers, and travel to Clear Lake. Also notes on school examinations and a county superintendent’s notice with August dates.
A playful verse contrasts past fashion with current reform fervor. It recalls 18th and 19th century attire and manners, then critiques modern legislation's reach, urging reflection on what may seem quaint in a future century.
Church notes from Westatfirg and nearby congregations outline Sunday services, morning attendance, and Bible study. Evangelical and Methodist churches report christenings, youth activities, prayer services, and midweek programs led by Pastor Mayer and Mrs. Cole.
The Firlinfoens of Brianza in Lombardy perform on a reed instrument known as the Mrtinfoens or pauplpea. Players, dubbed the ft Wifeens, learn by ear, often from phonautograph records, and appear almost infantile in action as they bow and move their heads to produce a mortifying effect, described as unpleasant to hear.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a prayer for a baby and an odd mention of a newspaper ad. The text mixes religious supplication with a dubious reference to quick results and a printer’s gel, lacking coherent events or identifiable names.
A brief notice states Wright County is grading the entrance to the Smith Memorial Park. Details on dates or contractors are not clear in the fragment. The project aims to improve access and safety for visitors to the park.
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