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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary community notice referencing Mrs Fepsed and Mevind Mis, a baby, a gathering at Joe Wyevain's on Saturday night, a crash of friends, and a farewell mood. It notes a departure, a burial or service, and themes of friendship, memory, and loss with names partially legible.
Fragmented text describes a Sunday visitor at the WUE Rier Laure and a baby born at Martin home. It mentions plans with farmers and businessmen for a factory near Sugar Company, claiming locality benefits, improved drainage and water supply, and increased land values.
Char’s Suhipult Ukarion Monday. The article notes neighbors, a townslip contest, and a wedding reception for Mey and Bley, Menttan Lartsan. The couple will begin housekeeping at one ol field.
The marriage of Alvin Gralum to Andra May Stokesbary occurred Wednesday, with Rev. C. Tranmer pronouncing the words that united them. The ceremony was held at the home of the bride’s parents, Joseph Stokesbory, and attended by a small group including bridesmaid Adie Peterson Lake Mills and a few family members.
Government experts warn that buttermilk byproducts in dairy processing lead to substantial waste worth thousands of dollars annually. Factories adjust operations to reduce byproducts and increase efficiency while consumer beverage use grows in the United States.
Fragmented OCR style narration shows a tense scene where a character, likely George, draws cigars from a pocket and mutters phrases. A female observer notes the fragments, referencing political imagery and a dealer, suggesting a satirical or dramatic moment with political overtones. The text includes garbled dialogue and uncertain phrases, indicating OCR errors but hints at a political or personal confrontation.
Dr. James Nicholson of Humboldt argues hog cholera spreads fastest by crows and livestock farmers should burn(deadly) animals to prevent outbreaks. He urges farmers to keep watch for symptoms and to remove carcasses from fields to curb transmission.
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