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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice from Ars Saxton and Ruth Te about sharing, with Madison references and a patient at Natila Creek, Michigan. It mentions two bottles of chamomile tablets and a sale by dealers, amid troubled digestion and breath issues.
Ane Paskie works on iteration and plans graduation. Miss Dora visits with friends in Webster City as Susay Paskin prepares to graduate. Will Pashkin improves home with basement addition. Mrs John Palmer returns from Waterloo relatives visit. Miss Myra Nicholson from Middletield visits Tyow Bridge and Nelson homes. Miss May J Locking of Renwick assists with household work and school duties.
Mondiy reports a deal closing to fund college buildings with Abe Latabald as a principal. Eight oRore Kimpos are mentioned along with Brown of Grand Forks NC. Brown is linked to capitalists in Wisaouh IA who support additions and improvements and view him as a conservative, prudent businessman in his community.
A garbled report describes an unusual model crafted from silver pieces, weighing about one and a half pennyweight. The fragment mentions figures like Lecas and Bagratuk and references a bean cuping design with detailed measurements and a tall saltan-like height.
A fragmentary line shows a chaotic scene with accused individuals and tense confrontation. The readable words hint at a trial or accusation, with references to flames or a fiery finish. Names and precise actions remain obscured by the broken OCR.
The fragmented OCR text describes Jock McTavich and a jail scene involving punishment and questioning. A jailer observes McTavish washing himself as part of a harsh exchange. The readable elements suggest a dramatic moment with a punishment and inmate interaction.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a colonial era dispute over a 150000 dollar donation to fund a patriotic cause. A judge ruled the bequest invalid, dividing the money among Norton family members. The report also includes street gossip and a humorous aside about a box too small for a Harper's Weekly purchase.
A garbled night scene describes a druggist in a struggle and a sting of dialogue about a bottle of water. The passage shifts to remarks about a ten cent price, a return to drink requests, and a chaotic exchange involving Drake and a crowd near Central America and Mexico.
The readable fragments describe players and injuries during a basketball match and hint at an upcoming game on Thursday the 13th at 2:80 p.m. Names such as Simpson Wallner and mentions of Wing players appear amid scattered action. The garbled OCR preserves a tense, local reporting tone.
A fragmentary letter discusses electric lights for Boniville and town governance, urging clear plans and practical utility. It also references a cough remedy and urges adoption of a manufactured preparation available from dealers, noting public interest and local debate.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses ballot processes and dates with references to improvised terms and scattered names. The readable parts mention voting, ballots, and potential rules but lack coherent specifics or identifiable entities suitable for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and street references with unclear actions. It mentions downtown, a car, and questions exchanged among individuals, but lacks a coherent narrative or concrete events. The readable bits suggest a busy street setting and incomplete dialogue.
Fragmentary text describes a dated medical topic with unclear phrases and several legible names. The readthrough mentions Vale Douglaw Wiggin and references dire or fatal outcomes tied to a railway fare, but the exact meaning and context remain obscured.
A garbled-entry birth notice fragment mentions Moab and local names, with disjointed phrases about parties and a court or public action. The readable parts reference a person tied to a birth event and a potential legal context, but details are obscured.
A garbled OCR fragment references seams and a vague trade related chatter. It mentions Sun fore manag, Ne, and the Feeple You buy hlags from dot Pe ED in unclear contexts. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
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