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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
10
A fragmented notice describes Day UG Seat and Maj. Gen Hugh Ly Seat as chief of the United States army. The readable text mentions a photographer and a political or military context hinting at revolutionary sentiment.
Reports from many states indicate a drop in voluntary enlistments for the war effort with regulation attacks in Congress. May data show 83 040 recruits since April 1, amid declining National Guard strength and mounting demand for a 200 000 additional draftees to reach 400 000 overall.
Four thousand people at Wie Auditorium and three thousand at Grant Park pressed the government for explicit peace terms with Germany. The events included arrests of speakers who criticized President Wilson and a riot following protests against suppressing discussion in the press. The theater crowd showed unity and demand for immediate action.
A Spanish vessel named Eizaguirre sank after collision with another ship. The disaster reportedly left 133 crew members dead or missing. Rescue efforts and exact circumstances remain unclear as officials withhold full details.
Bure Sapp, a horseman from Aledo, was found guilty of the murder of Hmma Larkin. He received a 20 year prison sentence after killing the girl in a stable, packing her body in a himend, and throwing it from a track.
Dispatch from the Parse Islands reports a German submarine sank six Faroe fishing boats south of the islands. About thirty fishermen are missing.
Laotidan dispatch notes Tandlers hope Loe ehatiunuia will lead the Irish Government Convention. Contention centers on Crishman conidi encee kniv syaspeetiy at the don Jerener with chances of improved spirit.
The article argues farming has become a business, with high grain prices and modern systems boosting profits. It cites G. A. Wright of Milo, Des Moines investors Smith and Sons in Alberta, and affidavits from Alberta farmers detailing yields and costs, illustrating Western Canada’s wheat profitability and investment appeal.
A fragmentary note cites a philosopher claiming poets suffer first before inspiration. The text then mentions a second line about a “pshlig” having two manonels on a sum mering, suggesting garbled OCR.
Mrs Rost of Stopret Illinois describes relief from nervous spells backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits improved mood and energy to the remedies and praises their effects on her health and youth. The note invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for free advice.
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