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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
2
Farmers gather for a Wright County notice on June 29 celebrating the Evergreen community with a corn field demo day. Demonstration plots show replanting after ground disturbance and focus on practical yields for local growers. Local residents from Wright County are urged to attend and share insights.
A garbled page recounts a yarn filled with hat debates about bowler and derby styles at a Humboldt lodge event, alongside a dense tangle of instructions for wallpaper pastes, papering tips, and a curious method using flour and alum. Names and places blur, but the piece juxtaposes fashion lore with do it yourself wallpaper guidance.
Transcriptions show Roselle Gillespie and Avon M. Quinn deeds concerning Renwick properties with amounts around 200 to 373 dollars. Entries reference multiple names including Richard von Stragt and Mary J. Whiteinnn tied to parcels in block 4 Renwick. Figures are inconsistently recorded, with several sums and parties unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmented ad from a Wisconsin Chicago and North Western Railway notice invites travelers to enjoy a scenic retreat. It mentions Minnesota and northern regions as destinations with maps and guides to information. The imperfect text references Grant Sart, Woods, and a famous resort, implying a travel promotion.
A jumble of names and events from a Nova and Toledo scene describes alleged deceptions in letters, a blocked romance, a staged marriage, and a disrupted household. Narratives mention Mrs. Heavy Cave, Robert Budlinger of Cleves, a Mrs Sadie Brown, and a preacher, with a disrupted domestic scene at Port Amboy New Jersey as a housekeeper leaves under dispute and arrest.
Fragment from Francis Atterbury on how church music, rightly used, stirs devotion and courage. It asserts sacred music elevates dignity, unity, and readiness among the faithful, shaping public worship and resolve in the face of duty.
Fragmented text recounts the Vigo Bay battle of 1702 where Sir George Rooke defeated French and Spanish fleets, leading to sacking Vigo and a vast snuff market influx. It notes the moral exhortations of William Pont to charity and frugality amid the eventful wake of naval victory.
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