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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
A garbled report discusses wild cucumber eradication efforts, touching on agriculture and scientific debates. It references Wisconsin and various towns, with scattered mentions of personnel, legalities, and methods, though many phrases are unreadable or distorted. The fragment hints at public concern over garden pests and plant control strategies.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses closely woven wire fence and insurance terms but is largely garbled. It references fencing, structures, and potential city regulation themes with many unreadable portions, offering no coherent event or context to summarize.
A garbled OCR fragment references machines and agents and mentions ages, qualities, and a product. The readable bits suggest an agricultural context with undefined entities and dates. Further coherent details are unavailable in the text provided.
Fragmentary note indicates silage from Sudan grass in the Ajo region with references to preservation and experiments. The text is garbled, but mentions wilt and attention to harvest timing and forage quality.
Fragmented OCR recounts a boys murder plot with confessions and a drowning episode. Details describe arrests, an alleged hang, and police investigation revealing a boy missing, later tied to the drowning claim amid chaotic testimony and suspicions.
Greek and Prince Chija T Greece and wife Leeds with count and countess, former Kiloe Constantine aid the Defence fins. Constantine and wife spent a week with the prince Nod princess at Sionteenus, and the Tatler visit the Bavereigns at St. Marlte.
In New York a court hearing centers on a defendant charged with obtaining money by fraud in a poker game using marked cards. The prosecution alleges two marked cards from a deck came from a home and were shown to witnesses to prove cheating. The defendant Brohnberg reportedly received 36 to 2 verdicts on the alleged marked deals.
A Gotham teacher who married a convict from Sing Sing is the focus of a sensational tale. The narrative recounts her court appearance before Judge Haest and Governor Wittman as the prisoner’s fate is debated.
A chaotic arrest report details Wriggles Way and Jaitt in a long running dispute ending in a courtroom setting. Rays Lickerson faces charges as the scene unfolds with references to a cellmate and threats. The piece notes police action and a tense judicial process surrounding Dickerson's case.
Kansas City organization of young men and women seeks pledge from boss and girls to halt loose conduct. Parents press for stronger oversight while stories of improper affairs fuel calls for organized youth control and stricter dress standards.
A garbled OCR paragraph discusses Canada population estimates for 1920, including 9 million in some figures and comparisons to 1911. It references the House of Commons and a Secretary of State named Sittan, with figures like $8 925,000 and $34.1 and $75.04 for expenses, but the data are unclear and partly unreadable.
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