05 May 1910
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
An old rural tale unfolds with farmers and guards discussing a sign of wealth. Jamie explains the phrase hot be a sign when the first cutkoo is seen. A teacher then discusses multiple meanings of grace as a girl’s name beauty or charm while a boy frets about breakfast.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention monthly meetings with officials such as Bertin Secretary and Frank Warsore. References to Welayke Hult Hirer, Sarat, Walker, and visiting members imply a local group or club gathering on Saturdays with various names and roles noted in garbled form.
A terse note titled for treasurer asks for respectful action and support. The message appears as a political appeal urging backing for a treasurer candidate or office, though exact details or affiliations are unclear.
A fragmented description depicts Italian agriculture with iris varieties alongside vineyards. It mentions harvesting with sickles, pruning, and the drying of iris roots for markets. Vibrant grape clusters and olives are noted amid green berry foliage and narrow plantation rows. Prices and seasonal timing suggest a market flow from harvest to sale.
Dr G H Oleson of Goldfield will be at the Repswick Hotel Wednesday week beginning October 14. The notice lists travel routes and suggested connections with Pacific Coast daily lines and Union Pacific North Western trains, outlining the timetable and local arrangements.
Joan White of Houston reports relief from a winter cough after using King’s New Discovery remedies advertised last winter. She claims initial improvement followed by tainted results after further doses, yet remains convinced the product is the best cough remedy.
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