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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
5
President urges renewed American adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice in a Western address. He stresses preserving national sovereignty, proposes changes to the court’s structure, and underscores domestic economic gains and fiscal restraint achieved by his administration.
A Charterton South Carolina mayor was convicted in federal court of related offenses and sentenced to a year and a day in Atlanta federal prison. A $44.90 fine was imposed and surrender for service began as officials prepared to transport the convict to federal custody.
A deadly fire consumes a three story tenement on the south side trapping about 160 tenants and killing a number of people. Fire officials suspect the blaze started in a vacant storage area while investigations follow.
The city council urged the state legislature to disclose the search and seizure law. The move praised Gov. Ad Sanith of New York for signing the New York repel bill and aligning with the reform effort.
A poorly legible report notes alleged looting by a band of five thieves named Bandite Lad in Amerim and nearby towns. The gang reportedly robbed Binerd and Farnbanvillg stores of valuable Bliks with an estimated worth around $1,000.
A garbled and partial report describes Vera Slecheon, a 22 year old, arraigned on theft charges in Austiel school. The text mentions death, parent pleas, and various place names, but the details are unclear and inconsistent.
Reports describe Mount Etna lava flows devastating towns and driving tens of thousands from homes while political figures address government retrenchment. Government austerity aims to curb deficits with near 234 million cut in proposed 1931 appropriations and a broader push for economy and efficiency.
Chattahoochee man Darwi Evans is attacked by his former cook at his Evans home. The cook, angered by dismissal, struck him with a weapon as he ate breakfast, fracturing his skull. The assailant, described as a negress, was arrested.
Paris-Magdena express wreck near Frackfort injures Marshal Petain slightly. Two officers die in the crash while Petain, en route to the Ruhr and Rhineland for inspection and a parade, delays the event planned for Magenes.
Federal reserve board members and presidents of regional banks say business conditions are generally better than a year ago. Ontario bank officials note eight districts show recovery from years of depressed conditions, signaling improving economic activity.
A report from a northern journalist notes a pearl weighing 102 grains found at a residence noted as Pearl of Sydne. It surpasses the famed "Bay of the West" pearl previously recorded at 86 grains, marking a notable gem in the region.
Secretary of Banking Peter G. Cammon announced an order against Charles C. Coaver treasurer after discovery of a $170000 shortfall at the Waynestore Trust Company in Waterborn Pa.
In New York a man named Siki was fined 300 cranes and lectured in police court after firing a revolver in a cafe and punching an officer. He faced drunkenness penalties, and jewelry valued at 240 dollars plus 200 in cash was reported taken during the disturbance.
The readable fragments describe estate provisions and large sums tied to individuals in various places including St Charles, Port Arthur, and Toronto. Mentions of a 1918 West New York matter and multi million dollar totals are present, with several garbled names and figures.
A garbled Springfield report quotes Henry Ford denying any bid for the U S presidency. The text mentions his stopover on a long journey and asserts he rejects plans to pursue the presidency, though the fragment contains unclear phrases about election talk and public reaction.
A major northwest storm brings two deaths and extensive property loss. Winds topple structures and scatter farm buildings across the region. In Kneeown, Rinsk, a one year old, Vintoy Cawelly, died as debris damaged homes during heavy showers. Local officials assess the aftermath.
A severe storm swept through Pipestone area causing widespread damage. High winds toppled trees and damaged buildings and power lines. rainfall measured about one and a half inches. Weather bureau records soon followed.
A theft at the Wesenberg knitting or manufacturing facility is reported with furs valued between one hundred and two hundred dollars. The event is linked to a fire incident at the same site affecting the storage or production area.
An article outlines the benefits of paving yards with concrete to save feed and labor. It discusses materials, proportions, drainage, and gradual installation, plus a chart of quantities needed for different yard sizes and pavement thicknesses.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses feeding methods and sugar cure notions with scattered references to names and places. The readable portions mention feeding practices and some undefined terms, but no coherent event or attribution emerges.
A fragmented report describes insect threats to orchard crops with tests from Cornoh university. The text mentions beetle impact, growth inhibition, and a generic health reference, highlighting study results and observed damage to fruit trees.
Myra a vy provement i the quithy ov Dhoni went result dn tigreer pres me Mile we tee ge ited Wyre sae. The readable fragments describe a quality seed movement and a local improvement effort tied to agricultural processing and dining-related activity.
An old wartime style notice describes cucumber beetles injuring crops and causing rot. It warns gardeners to protect plants with diverse strategies and pest controls, noting some beetles burrow to roots and threaten fruit at early stages.
The text discusses a yellowing disorder in alfalfa, sometimes called yellowing, with uncertainty about its exact cause. It notes possible links to diseases or insects and states recent years show higher incidence when environmental conditions favor the disease. Researchers point to lack of data and call for study while describing growth issues and plant stress after cutting.
Fall calving is desirable on many dairy farms. The article discusses feed and roughage management, calf development, and proper heifer selection to ensure well developed calves suitable for later breeding and milk production.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pastures hog profitability and various unrelated terms. The text references Good Pasture, hogs, flanges, Gatorade Age, and multiple unclear names and places, with no coherent narrative or factual details.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions bathing shoulders in salt water and related voices. The text names Hinee Mio and Isappelort among garbled phrases with references to salting online and breathe talks. The passage lacks coherent facts or dates.
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