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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1898
Page
2
A local testimonial proclaims relief from yellow jaundice after six months of suffering. The writer credits Dr Bell and a druggist for recommending Electric Bitters, noting two bottles cured them and urging others to try the remedy. Lexington Kentucky house and merchant named, with endorsement from HE Cole druggist.
Reports recount actions near Santiago with naval bombardment at the harbor, fortifications damaged, and Spanish forces allegedly repelled. Cuban insurgent movements press toward Gen. Pando while U.S. ships shell Guantanamo Bay and a Marine crew captures a Spanish sloop. Discussions of Puerto Rico invasion plans, troop calls, and Hawaii Philippines politics mix with casualty tallies and demoralization updates.
The item lists visitors such as Mred Potter and Miss Haitie to the city last Tuesday, Rev Arimaitadavessea crowded at the center schoolhouse, and callers Stewart and Phar. Miller tended cattle, Hans Bennetts baby is small, township school books moved to Renwick Maine, Mrs Woods cited, Lars Rogers plows corn, and a monument to Elva McKaig was erected in Vernon cemetery.
Readable fragments show Hewitt Ross of Renwick visiting Frank Trowbridge. Ruben Long travelled to a county school event. Young people gathered at Mr Engstrom’s place last week and enjoyed themselves. A women’s circle will meet at Mrs Palmer’s home next Thursday afternoon.
Goldfield residents report visits by Henrietta Twist and Jessie Hartsock, with Collins Nichols and Keith among those in Eagle Grove. Weather disturbances cause farm damage and power outages as storms roll through Corwith and Humboldt areas. Funeral notices for Mrs. J. Gage reflect community loss, while students attend colleges and prepare for gatherings.
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