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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
18
Fragmentary text references applesauce and Iowa editor themes, hinting at political context and change. The passage uses abstract phrases about beginnings, endurance, and a goat, leaving core events unclear but signaling a civic or editorial tone.
Chas Olden longtime Renwick storekeeper who sold out years ago and retired to California died recently in Lopez Island Washington. His funeral was held at the Renwick Methodist church with Masonic burial at Vernon cemetery. Attending were relatives from Rock Falls Algona Youpenish Wagle Grove and Vernon.
All church services will be held as usual next Sunday. Lake Cornelia drew a large Winber from here last Sunday. Mrs Lona Sullivan of Deliver visited the Pagkard home. Rev F Braner of LaVerne held Evangelical church services last Sunday. Mrs Waller Hansen of Cedar Rupits visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs FH Stone of Humboldt visited the Flemmig home. Interior of the schoolhouse is getting a fresh coat of paint by Carroll Burtis of LaVerne. Will Yeoman party from Fort Dodge and Geo Yeoman party from Algona visited Chas Yeormin home.
Detroit News reports on estimates of when primitive humans lived and how continents formed. Doctors discuss the pliocene to pliocene transition and the development of early humans, noting contested year counts and evolving history.
A garbled quotation suggests a lighthearted musing on how people viewed the world in earlier times amid a busy period. The text hints at optimism and questioning of modern life in a reflective, informal tone.
A United States Bureau of Standards bulletin specifies thirty seven standard stitches for government use. It lists stitches including seven or nine thread variants and details their intended applications for official articles and equipment.
A pale black and white cat living at Paweatnek RB 1 has adopted a tiny silver gray fox. The mother with four kittens treats the fox as part of the family and appears affectionate toward all offspring including the adopted pup Tou.
An aged political remark returns to press as Washington figures debate echoes of a bygone era. The piece hints at a theory tied to current policy debates and public reception.
The piece describes a Steward-Warner Safely Doings chart outlining automobile accident risks across age groups. It highlights infant, schoolboy, young adult, middle aged, and elderly roles, noting high vulnerability among the very young and the very old. The narrative notes driver negligence and infirmity as contributing factors.
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