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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
7
A garbled ad style piece markets Scarets for liver and bowel relief with odd phrases and exaggerated claims. It mentions various items, symptoms, and remedies in a sensational, disjointed catalog. The text reads like a fractured vintage newspaper notice with marketing flourish and unclear sourcing.
Fragmented OCR reads like a 1920s seed catalog or promotional flyer. It mentions Potato King WaT operator and Freier Way, Solace Seed Co., and Red Tiger pestle king. The text touts potatoes, prices, catalog offers, and a spring summer tree of catalog items with names and places blurred.
The report covers banks likely surpassing eight million in annual gains. It notes deficiency in certain deposits and reserves while detailing figures dated November 4, 1914, and January 2014. The document cites the banking department and notes assets, debt levels, and reserve status as of the stated dates.
Sioux City organizers and players from Aberdeen Mitchall Blouy Talla Yankton Brooke tng Thy Pliestona converge in Luverne for a mid continent league inauguration. The gathering plans a March 14 event with a prize fund around $1,000.
Fragmentary obituary notes Mason, a veteran connected to Marshath enutly and the oldest Aine uw Inthewich, died after a long illness. He was born in Penn ayleunia Feby 25, 1828, lived there until after the war, and joined a group in Pennsylvania.
Fragmented OCR text describes farmers and a proposed wallinko project and a timing note referencing Wright county events on March 164th. Names and many terms appear garbled, but the fragment signals a local planning or cultural effort with uncertain details and dates.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent report of people, places, organizations, or events to summarize into a factual card. The source lacks identifiable entities or actions to extract a proper T and S.
The closing session of the Central town Gumbermen's association announced officers: President Mephen Hrawa of Waterlooy, Vice President Willan Sehorfokl of Hilora, Director O. Y. Cloveland of Jowell, P. Tupsan of Centrata, and A. Jeffroy of Cone Raghis.
Des Sotnes-G.F Bluchart led a democratic weekly and previously fought prohibition, planning an upcoming campaign in Chicago. Rinwhirt, also known as Newton Is, reportedly won a prize titled Valter.
Mckitchen died of his bone thera at Wye sesmlt af a Age with anot fiur ave in this place. Tlefa reported to have been kicked in the stamngck during the Prrens.
A vague report notes a mumps outbreak at Simpson College in Indianola. Authorities say medical staff suspect exposure but have not confirmed details. The illness prompts health checks and precautionary measures for students and staff.
Disjointed text describes payments and prizes including 5000 and 8000 sums, a cement company, and disaster relief figures. Mentions a church gathering at a Methodist church, rising city interest, and dozens attending a dusty industrial event. A junior commercial club is referenced with a meeting in a club room.
A local blast occurred at the postottira in Kamat near the city, damaging the area with a smaller cash amount of 26 dollars reported as money lost. Police report only a hand-car access to Jawoll or Sobenter City was available for transport.
Unclear text mentions M C Connor of Waverly and a building formerly occupied by a textile company. No clear outcome or def inable event provided.
A local auto dealer association forms in Den Moleon with officers seated in Youngerman Building. The group aims to recruit a large number of city car retailers and establish a strong, unified body to represent roughly 2,200 retail dealers in the area.
The annual Augustana Synod Lutheran conference closed with about fifty ministers and eighty laymen in attendance and a synod membership near nineteen thousand. Officers elected include President J. Byxcheck, Vice President Rev Theodore Pesraon, Secretary G. O. Molland, and Treasurer J. B. Newman.
Governor Clarke appointed delegates to the American Academy of Political and Social Science in Philadelphia on April 9 and 10. Named were Prof. Jessa Macy Grinnell Prof. J F Stnataugh Lone Ulty Hobert Fullerton Bes Molires Gsteniur Cote Qader Rapids and Prof. A D Wart Starm Lake.
The article lists nominated Iowa postmasters including Joseph E. McKillip Bellevue and Joseph M. Reas Carroll, with others from Milo, Ankeny, Marlin Rock, and Galva. A proposed building costs $30,002 and subscriptions opened. Mayor Motchy contributed about $1,000 toward the fund.
In Wapelly county the grange is raising funds to start a bank in Olsen. Mora Linn contributes half of the $5,000 capital stock, while other subscriptions are incomplete. The housing site for the bank remains under review as preparations continue.
Reverend F P Quick of the Methodist Episcopal church organized a Lincoln bays club with plans for a club house to cost about 3000 dollars.
Fragmented OCR describes a fatal fall on a bridge near Clinton involving a runaway incident. It mentions Mrs Arturt Selly aged 63 and a broken track at the Tawa end, with unclear details about witnesses and the aftermath as townspeople react. The text also references Amos Ingalls editor and a postmaster dispute in Greeny.
A fragmented report shows a failed bid to consolidate school districts in Linn Grove area amid mixed public sentiment. The article notes prior votes and local figures involved, including a brakeman from Holderford and injuries on a Pomeroy line, with partial references to annual timing.
The town postmasters for Whauleyton are announced as Louis A. Wiwoke Cherakan W. Swigarl Mamiakxol and Frank C. Alobengartner Bettendorf. Local officials express approval of Wiwoko and Swigart roles in the distribution plan.
Unclear text reports a revival at Tev Gh Ausie led by Ino Kondarsity with Jonas of Vulvarsity Place drawing large crowds. Mentions Mang Hittral at Haatlnge and Wed event creating wilting crowds in scores park.
A legislative caucus outlines plans to restore enforcement power to the attorney general and appoint special state agents. Governor Clarke announces new appointments while debates over prohibition and how to enforce the law continue.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, claiming it cleanses the bowels without griping and helps with sour stomach, indigestion, and constipation. It urges mothers to keep a 60 cent bottle on hand and follow the printed directions.
The article notes private secretary appointment for Lieut Governor McGrath of Pennsylvania and Mary Pickford’s weekly salary. It also states a Brooklyn owned enterprise by Mrs James P Warbasee and decrees field gray colors for new fashion with military style influence.
An excerpt shows a tense moment as two characters clash over remarks about coldness and affection. A woman’s exclamation and Ja’s sly response reveal hidden flirtation and manipulation, underscoring a charged dynamic between the pair.
The transcript shows a lawyer telling the client that the evidence is overwhelming and there is no chance of acquittal. The client is described as not being guilty and the lawyer notes the difficulty of securing a free outcome.
The readable text contains disjointed phrases about a car, a person named Jane, a place Stenng Denelustan, a MIL, a Hard Case vote, an amateur farmer sowing, and a remark about manicura plus a lemon ingredient. Details are unclear and names inconsistent.
A fragmented old ad-like text promotes Postum as a coffee substitute. It recounts a patient who quit coffee two years ago and improved health, breathing, and sleep after switching to Postum. It touts two formats Regular and Instant Postum, with preparation details and price points.
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