Local ads and notes reflect steady town life
Regular advertisers seek special cash rates on locals. Miss Hunt finishes winter school in the Kmbly district this Friday. Boon River reports high water and near-rail conditions. Bridges flood, travel slow. A drowned livery team belonged to Janes McCurry. Renwick bridges were waterlogged. farmers crossed by railroad. Clothing sale offers fast but limited, shoes at 1.35. Birth notices for Lyons family. Advertisements feature M C P Mykle Bust and local work in Eagle Grove. Florida trip report, Prof Richardson lecture, and sad death of Bert Lang. funeral planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. French
Humboldt
Sharp
Charles Bicknell
Vernon
Nellie Condor White
Boston
Mass
Robinson
Renwick
H. EB. Paosig
Hedrick
Lows
Ames, College
H.E. Paanig
Humboldt State Bank
Renwick notices and local gallimaufry mix in brief
Local items report travel visits by W F Bacor and family, Charley Aungar and Fred Barnes trip to Cedar Falls, and dental and jewelry work. Engagements include Miss Maggie Mack at Goldfield and the John Henry Crissy McBride marriage with about seventy guests. Obituaries note the drowning of Hiesen, Dr Travis, and Oliver Kirkenburg in Wasem’s bridge crossing. Millinery offers spring hats and vibrating civic blurbs urge nonalcoholic flavorings at O K Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Aungar
Fred Barnes
Cedar Falls
Frenk
Charley Persons
Mt. Vernon
Rose Rubly
Eagle Grove
H. Ross
Marcus Blood
Minnesota
Vis Mudland
Maggie Mack
Goldfield
John Henry
Crissy McBride
W. J. French
Renwick
X Ray Machine Impresses St Louis Editor
A St Louis editor reports on a Roentgen X ray machine showing vivid bone outlines through a three inch oak block and a green gas flame, claiming the discovery could reveal unseen truths and bring vast blessings, while local notices note various town happenings and upcoming rail excursions.
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St. Louis
Totes
Carpet sale boast at Renwick Furniture store
Louis Griebel, proprietor, claims immense carpet assortment from mills with wool and cotton blends cut to fit, offering 2 ply and 3 ply ingrains, linoleums and more. He argues samples cost less than stock, promises quick telegraphed delivery, and urges customers to learn sewing machines bargains at the Tres office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Griebel
Renwick Furniture Store
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E. Avery
Practical Jeweler of
WB. Cole
Hunt
Kmbly
Boone Fiver
Eagies Grove
Janes McCurry
Chicago, Minneapolia
Omaha
Sloat City
Minneapolis
WL. Lyons
Walt
Lowa
M. C. P. Myklebust
Thor Lows
Thor
Holt
Florida
Clark
Ray Foley
Rev. Baker
G. F. Richardson
Opera House
Lang
Walter Sandy
Algona
Dexa
Bert Lang
Mig Cora Lang
Bert
Earth
Seitat. Ibd RS
W. F. Bacor
Bagie Grove
W. d. Overbaugh
Cisront Petedar
Fred Southwick
Webster City
J.G. Doty
Bert Spant Mondsy
Wbster Clery
Elmore Middleton
W. L. Lyons
Fagle Grove
Mr. Conklin
Lisbon
North Dakota
James Doty
Conklin
Mr. Boty
Harvey Brink
la Verne
Daele Ellis Murtin
Graves
W. H. Gee
New Hartford
Adams
Pensacola
Fla
Cottage Hill
S.C. Higbee
Iowa
Timms
O. K
Wawrep
Bill
S.C. Hiasse
Tres
A. B. Richardson
Warted
Renwick Times
Curea
Hiesen
Travis
Oliver Kirkenburg
Boone River
Wasem’s Bridge
New York State
Ladigal
Bffie Lockwoon
Chamberlain
M. A. Ketman
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Cairo
Ill
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Alabama Land and Development Company
Mobile
Ala
W. H. Harrison Jr
Des Moines
Towa
E. E. Posey
General
Agt
Sassaman
Clarion
State Bank of Renwick
Robert McMenemy
Chicago
HLH. McCurry
W. H. McCfee Proprietors
Saie
Cole
E. Moseley
the Cash Store
Renal
Buck
Alexander & Son
J.G. Doty & CO
Z. M. Williams
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