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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
A report outlines President W. Rogers Aaseria urging wage concession amid mounting worker unrest. Details cite labor actions, fund raises, and anticipated events, including a proposed convention and calls for better living education for the working class.
Fragmentary report references a bond of 146000 for a new high school building and mentions individuals and disputed leadership. The text is garbled and provides limited verifiable details about candidates, outcomes, or dates.
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Fragmented report outlines a proposed military tank project with Roth-like names and unclear logistics. The item mentions a company planning to use Logan as a distribution point for unspecified equipment, with Reuters cited for context.
A railway fireman, identified as North Stellzeger C or Aronalt, was injured at the ADiwaukes yards while the engine started unexpectedly and coal chute gates moved. One log was cut and another badly damaged, causing the injury and disruption at the site.
Lis Gladys Ward, aged in hste at intent at Shitpaan college, tried to ecompiit anfeldo her WWking plain. She tair a sori santition and her recovery I reanrie int ia hopelend She Is Mir daughter of rev. Mir. Ward of Siduny, Towa.
A partial OCR read outlines a cooperative effort involving Ravemark and Tekamet to build a new power plant. It notes an engine and generator installation, with references to New York Madison, Carlisle, and a 145 unit capacity. The text is fragmentary but indicates a municipal or cooperative energy project moving toward construction.
Study notes that dairy farming efficiency hinges on cow selection and feeding methods. Observations from Cedar Fair Pal and nearby farms show varied milk yields tied to management practices, with higher output linked to careful culling and feeding strategies.
A youth and two accomplices are linked to an elevator incident at a local property. Authorities report $100 misdirection and a threat against a deputy. Names and exact ages remain unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on Waterloo papers merged or merged waterloo events with references to historical figures, governance, and dates. The readable fragments mention Watertoo Baylytte Horta and Marton in 1858 with unclear context and names.
A clipped wedding notice details the marriage of Mrs Mary CG Marin to RP Markin. The report notes Mrs Marin as a wealthy widow from Pacahantna County and identifies RP Markin as the groom, the oldest son of the dean.
Iowa City. Justice Jaba Herring was ousted from office after a jury of peers, following a trial that lasted several hours. The court directed removal amid related civil actions and a separate case involving cattle value adjustments.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a pastor note with garbled names and locations. The readable bits mention the Uttara Badstry in AvaOy Avenue and references to federal entry in a week. No coherent event or actions emerge for a solid summary.
A banquet marked the installation of lodge officers including Keokuk channel Royals Arembuay and Grand Wepant Wh McConnall. Grant Secratary LE 4, Siriler, Watarjoo presided as Supramates ont and Winkurmhan of Harrishurs participated in the ceremonial roles.
The Rev Ganga Ee Albricht of Stita Street Aalad Ayunchenchusah Hare presides in the denomination late tile misma and bennma, guiding the We Trastytertnn church on Colfax Avenue with a focus on community service and faith.
The Iowa legislature discusses work by contract for state projects and funding shortfalls. Officials debate road bonds, highway commissions, and the missing prints of the 1948 year. print shops and printers face delays while state plans for road and bridge improvements advance.
A man believed dead was lowered into a grave but revived as earth covered him. Witnesses recount the shocking moment when the coffin, spade, and crowd marked the burial, and the revived man then spoke of being aware during his supposed death. The incident ends with a toast by officials and a tense village atmosphere.
Detective William Gulley at Gatland police station reveals Charles HL dens alias Wildad Storche is charged with robbing Falt’s Dental Parlors in Transhay City. A mouth piece and about 1000 worth of gold work were found on the prisoner after his arrest at the corner of Sixteenth and Sei Poriso streets.
Engineer Peter Houseman lost his job after a black cat sped across the track and he made a sudden stop to chase it. Passengers watched as the cat perched in an osage hedge and then fled back toward the front of the train. An unnamed official hinted that his services might be needed again.
The article notes Western Canada led in an agriculture championship at the Montana exposition with prominent entries from Saskatchewan and Alberta. It highlights oats from Canada showing high yields, a $1590 prize for the top holder, and reveals U S farmers relocating to Canada praise the region’s climate water, feed, and robust yields.
A cryptic OCR fragment centers on Mrs Hated who falls for another, Jim remarks on appearances and fidelity vows. Ellen confesses, and Jim declares she is his wife now, yet fantasizes of Curder-State eyes, revealing strain in a strained marriage.
A clergyman testifies that after a year of illness with swelling, weakness, and exhaustion from a kidney ailment he found relief using Dodds Kidney Pills. He describes shaking fits and limp limbs improving, and reports continued faith in the remedy. He invites correspondence with Rev Heslop and notes Dodds Medicine Co. as the distributor.
Incoherent lines reference Evelyo and Taraine with erratic bits about marriage and seasons. The garbled excerpt mentions medical pellets and a critique about actions versus words, plus stray phrases about digestion and constipation. The piece reads as disjointed OCR of a gossip or ad column with no clear event.
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