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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1924

Page

7

Candidates Announcements in Humboldt County 1924 Primaries

A flood of candidate notices declare intentions to seek local offices in Humboldt County Iowa. Names include Nehel Barrert Whokeby Thos B Ryena Melarload J bershy and others announcing runs for Clerk District Court Sheriff Treasurer County Auditor Supervisor Districts Four and Three. Voters are urged to express will at the June primaries in 1924.

Tia Ories Clovk Dtwret Tambont Humboldt County Srinvartes Paul Emele Offlca Conatey Low Vovars B. Ryena Humbottt Tawa Jinne Tannonnes Matta Wallakait Iowa Mery Mintie Harte Tomo Tieh Norwnay Lake and Vernon Tha Fone O. A Opheim

Wenwick School Notes Highlight Local Events and Sports

Renwick High hosts a Friday meet with a 14 to 4 loss to Ridge side. Gorrell and Collins star in field events while Torgirgon excels on the mound. County meet entries and upcoming Renwick event details, plus a note on the new music program and school clinic equipment loans.

Waal Lheedliniy Gorrell Collins Renwick High Selioal Swith Gorrall Renwick Wally Cook McGowan Hall Krause Callinsy I. Wae Halli Reli Gorretts Coline Hegiren Stoddard Hapistep-Fullainy

Local medical tonic claims mysterious blood cleansing effects

Fragmented OCR text suggests a claimed tonic by a company named Co. Totmlo with proprietary ingredients. It mentions quick relief by a tonic that acts through the blood and mucous membranes, and notes a long claimed usage spanning years. Details are garbled and claims unverified.

Aisenad Ateatylee Balls Catatirie Auediginie Drugutta

Fragmentary musings touch on evening routines and emotion

The passage presents garbled reflections on social life and feelings, with scattered phrases about evenings, companionship, and inner thoughts. Names and clear events are sparse, yielding an impressionistic fragment rather than a cohesive narrative.

Poker game in a taxi scuffle amid wartime bustle

In a tense scene on a New York street, four taxis idle as drivers argue over a poker game inside one cab. The tense moment captures push and pull, with weathered luck and cries of luck and coins echoing from the vehicle as bystanders watch.

Gu Cong Ebaultones New York Sin and Globe

Fragmentary Tale From A Turbulent Scene

The text presents a fragmented, chaotic scene with a handsome couple seated apart as a figure speaks in halting, garbled language. The sense of tension rises as unexpected movement and impulsive action occur amid unclear surrounding details.

Doctor Begins Well Despite Odd Patient Exchange

A garbled historical medical scene shows a doctor querying a patient in fractured speech about a cigarette and a diagnosis. The strange dialogue hints at misheard phrases and a chaotic clinic moment, captured in a scratched transcript.

Harmonious Couple Converses On Unsaid Things

Fragmentary OCR text shows a conversation between a couple, with hints of wanting to discuss many topics not yet spoken. The tone implies domestic talk and mutual communication, though specifics are unclear due to garbled transcription. Names resemble Corntassel and Corn muscles, indicating personal dialogue rather than news.

Mrs. Corntassel

Spake Har Thought of the Jadyc Phrase

A whimsical line from a Bos tow manuscript where the speaker notes that Friday’s not always an unlucky day. The fragment suggests playful wordplay and a phonetic rendering of a traditional saying. No clear figures or identities are provided.

Priday

Mah-Jongg's the Style Moves Season Forward

A fragmented note hints at changes in how Mah-Jongg is played, mentioning speed and new routines. The garbled text references shifting styles and the need to adapt quickly. No clear names or places are readable.

Bay State Bine Tree and 652 Currency Notes

A garbled OCR item discusses 1 Shilling notes from 652 Bay State Bine Tree and 652 Hoot or similar terms. Mentions Queen Wittatieti namind and Will, with references to early currency debates. The text is fragmentary, with illegible portions and archaic phrasing.

Bay State

Absent minded Roosevelt and the cool response

The fragment references Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt in a discussion of absent mindedness. It notes Roosevelt’s intense concentration and a moment when, during a preparation for a Little Rock speech, he was interrupted and responded with a plan to continue the task tomorrow, showing his focus amid distraction.

Woodrow Wile Heodare Roosevelt Lie

Show Me Slate Church Debate on Minister Style

A southern black minister faced scrutiny from church leaders over his use of language and rhetoric. The committee urged clearer discourse and stronger articulation in sermons and public speaking.

Negra

Qualified at Last: Mahager

Mahager secures a place after a long pursuit as opponents react to a pivotal moment. The report notes a breakthrough for a local runner and hints at ongoing competition shaping the season.

Silent Night Disturbance Stuns Rural Widow's Home

In a late night incident a quiet rural widow's home was disrupted by a muffled disturbance described as a loud rattle and noise. Neighbors reported hearing no screams or voices, only a tense silence following the disturbance as the night settled back. Local authorities note the fragmentary OCR text as the only readable detail.

Betty

Fir-Fetched Joke IV Hyimugt Lido drag Noues imta

In the Louisville Courier Journal a quirky note mentions a parlor likeness and humor shared by a character named Fidus. The fragment hints at a playful scene with rugs and a friendly mood.

Fidus Louisville Courier Journal

Just Before He Left My Daughter's Forebears Speak

A terse exchange reveals a troubled suitor, claiming to have kept company with the daughter for over two years. The father responds with suspicion, noting the suitor’s character and the propriety of the man’s company. The fragment hints at a family dispute over the relationship’s legitimacy and duration.

Van Will Dent Lye Boston Transcript

Fragmentary dialogue hints at marital troubles and love

A distorted dialogue fragment shows a man and woman discussing marriage and emotional distance. The exchange hints at hidden troubles and differing expectations within a future union, suggesting tension over affection and commitment without further context.

Must Grow Ménolongus and Wedding Prospata Mystery

Fragmentary dialogue hints at a domestic comedy about marriage and social expectations. The lines reference a third wedding, friends’ fatigue, and a mysterious product called Prospata, suggesting a lighthearted scene or plot point.

Mysterious Note From Old Village Box Reveals Secret Box

A fragmentary note references a tiny box near a village site. The text hints at a hidden container and a conversation about truth and traps. Names and clear details are absent, suggesting a cryptic local message or garbled OCR from an era document.

Fragmented overheard dialogue about a confusing walk

The text presents garbled speech about directions and a cat leading someone to a river mile away, with questions about finding the way and whether an odd phrase was followed, suggesting a misread diary-style fragment.

Unclear Local Quote From Northern Bulletin

Fragmentary OCR text from an Australian bulletin shows garbled dialogue about beer and curses. Key entities and meaning are inaccessible, leaving ambiguous quotes and nonsensical phrasing without discernible event or人物.

Benefit of Rest Cure Improperly Quoted Story

A fragmented clipping from the Boston Transcript cites a Rest Cure claim about improving Mrs Tay. The excerpt shows garbled dialogue suggesting skepticism and misquoting of a speech or statement, with unclear attribution and language issues.

Tay

Poets Made Not From Fragmented Text

A fragmentary OCR piece presents garbled phrases and stray words about poetry and taste. No clear person, place, or event is discernible to form a factual report or identify entities.

Fragmented line about Sauer and crab meal in a kitchen note

A garbled account mentions Sauer Olt Crab and Mrs Sauer in a kitchen setting. The text includes unclear phrases about sowing and a confused sequence of actions, with references to ears and a dish, but the meaning remains obscure.

Fragmentary dialogue cited in passing show item

A fragmentary exchange cited as a passing show mentions a husband described as a rare gif possessive and a wife noting no present has yet been sent. The sentence is informal and appears as a brief quoted moment within a larger text.

Landon

Ambiguous Failing Text From Crowd Scene

Fragmentary OCR conveys a crowd scene with unclear names and actions. The readable bits mention Engtish Ardoke yn Eagle amid Hilio and Mubstongy supporters, but specific events, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.

Hilio Mubstongy Ardokeyn Eagle

Vernon Theatre Presents Dramatic Westbound Show

The Vernon Theatre screens a photodrama heavy on action featuring Ralph Lewis in a tale of flesh and steel. Aims for a thrilling ride with cresting suspense and emotional smashes, promising bold drama and vivid scenes. Admission 15 cents with seating by Emery and Joan, story by Emilie TM Dobson.

Ralph Lewis Emery Joan Emilie Dobson

Ginnie Hughes Hirst Show Opens Promptly at 7 30

Selene Chadwick Gaston Hass HL B Walthart Eleanor Sparilman and Kate Lester present Writs fen by Rupert and Adelaide Hughes. The show begins promptly around 7 30 Wednesday May.

Ginnie Selene Chadwick Gaston Hass HL B. Walthart Eleanor Sparilman Kate Lester Fen Rupert Adelaide Hughes Hirst

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