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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reads as a poetic narrative about visions and memories. It centers on a rural setting by the Inko River and a character named Stewart Holmes with a tense, dreamlike chain of events. The text intertwines romantic tension and introspective musings across a wooded landscape.
Palmer returns from Alxuna hospital on Tuesday. Editorial family visited relatives at Livermore on Sunday. Kerr couple returned from Ohio. Wenek of Klemmine Iowa visiting sister Powl Figg. Sid Marty of Lu Verne visited at Dick Ehner home over Sunday. Mrs Gorttech to enjoy visit from father Jokim Gascoine ND. Will Clawsenes visited Hampton over Sunday to see relative in hospital. Androw Frakes of Goldfield visiting brother Walter moving to Schlainger. Buck acknol house basket social Friday March 11 to feed hungry men, bring baskets. Ellen Dawson, teacher. Comet sighting last Wednesday noted. Host comet seen after long absence. Babler reports twenty-five baby chicks arrived last Friday. first hatch in neighborhood. Babler considered editor’s best heavyweight. expect frying size soon.
Inver community reports a drop in attendance with only six kindergarten pupils on Friday as whooping cough cases rise. Mrs Carter and Mrs Peters visited the High School Thursday afternoon. several locals toured the campus during the week. The Little Nine Tournament at Laverne Feb 25–26 drew many students. La Verne won first, Renwick second, West Bend third.
February’s length and the names of August and Caesar are traced to Roman calendar tinkering. The text explains why February has 28 days and August 31, noting Augustus' influence and the Festival of Purification. It reflects on how the ancient rulers adjusted months and how this affects our winter and summer balance.
Police report a Monday night attack in which two bricks were hurled through the storm door of John Zweifel’s residence. The assailants, described as degenerate and immoral, fled prior to arrest or conviction and are believed to be driven by corrupt motives.
Rural New York buyers can order Otto Eng strain potatoes listed at one dollar per bushel. Available varieties include Corwith Tawa and Renwick with contact via phone SF-22 for orders and delivery details.
20 tons of good clover and timothy hay stored 21 miles northwest of Renwick. P H Talel arranges shipment and delivery terms for Gale Aboul.
Potatoes priced at 75 cents a bushel in rural New Yorker and Early Ohio markets. Jersey variety offered by Duroe Jersey with boars listed at 80 dollars each. Names include Engstrom Renwick from Iowa and references to PB Thiel.
The ceremony occurred Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage in Clarion Rev Walker officiated. The bride, from Erin township Hancock County, is skilled in homemaking and admired by friends. The groom, a Boone township farmer, will live on Hall farm east of Renwick. A reception hosted at their home followed with about seventy-five guests and gifts.
Since 1912 fingerprinting became mandatory in New York City, experts claim near perfect accuracy. Repeated examinations have tested prisoners claiming no prior record, using central bureau photographs and police files, with claims of flawless results and no failures.
An Italian inventor projects a 200 passenger air ship to cross the ocean in 83 hours with sleeping arrangements. The maiden voyage may include the serene and untutored maiden, among those not in the party making the trip.
A fragmentary column reflects on American politics, sugar costs, boxing, and League of Nations coverage. It mocks war mobilization talk, notes inflation in candy prices, mentions boxers using a typewriter, and hints at hotel life, fashion shifts, and Geneva conference minutes.
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