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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
6
An unreadable collage of garbled words recalls a historical newspaper page with fragmented names places and phrases. It hints at legal and social notices, medical ads and odd court or job references but is largely incomprehensible with numerous misspellings and broken syntax.
The weekly trade issue notes New York cargoes and U. S. grain trends, with May prices showing a dip and 10 percent decline from 1909. It cites Libor, contract activity for 100,000 tons of iron, sugar optimism, and steady railroad tonnage while calling attention to improving sugar, hides, and leather markets. Kansas reports 8.89 million acres of wheat, with weather and planting influencing yields and prices. The piece ties demand to continued industrial activity and notes cautious optimism in the New York stock market.
Crop reports show variable progress with frost risk persisting in Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri. Wheat oats and corn conditions improve in some areas, while Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri report mist and cool fronts limiting growth in key valleys and midwest districts.
Farmers and traders report varied prices for wheat and corn No 2 across multiple markets. Livestock quotes show cattle sheep and hogs with wide ranges and notable shipping costs. Ontario Iowa Milwaukee and New York markets feature assorted futures and spot values, reflecting regional demand.
The article notes a rise in Canarian Priifie stock partially explained by directors including Inestintal Peesilent Shaighnesay influencing the company. It cites a potential 79 million dollar influx into the Benoustry and mentions Henry T. Barner and the Metropolitan Brust Savings Bank of Chicago. Crpiial 61,000,006, warping FLO.
Mrs Annie McKay chaplain of the Sons of Temperance at 326 Spadina Ave Toronto declares cure from severe female troubles by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims relief from weakness inflammation and flooding after seven months use and urges others to seek the remedy with Mrs Pinkham's advice.
senators Weaig olin and Warren of Wromliiig discuss health care policy and the public health impact of a surgeon general's stance. They recount days at Helvreby and compare experiences, noting personal health battles and the role of a governor. The dialogue touches rehabilitation, public praise for medical care, and political tension over health reforms.
Fragmented OCR text shows a rail fare note with dates and routes from Chicago to Portland and Chicago to Troyville, listing July dates and specific stations. Names such as Adams Strout and Geary Vaux appear in garbled form, with unclear agency references.
Obscure text fragment mentions Wall Street April 16 and Cambridgs area with scattered names and items. The readable bits reference a factory center, a product described as large two ounce, and a fruit variety list, but most details are garbled and unclear.
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