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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
7
A noisy patchwork of names places and events fills the page. Mentions include Tar Verve Mapelay and La Verne Money with scattered references to Webster City Chintoli and Des Moines. Reports note weather patterns a funeral procession and church activities plus local moves, sales and school notices.
A severe wind event swept through the area causing extensive damage. Horses, barns, and outbuildings were destroyed or damaged, with numerous trees uprooted and windows broken. Farm equipment and haystacks suffered heavy losses, and several residences reported fire damage and shattered structures. Affected areas include the vicinity of Johns Kelling, Mrs. Yeo Hockard, and local barns. total losses reach several thousand dollars.
The German Lutherans will hold a special day next Samt day to lay the cornerstone of their new church. Services begin with preaching at Hwrlogka and continue at 2, with the cornerstone ceremony led by Pastor Hag Keiko. A box containing records will be placed in the church. Also reported: the death of the youngest son of Mr and Mrs ALG Phoaspeau at their home, with funeral in Vernon cemetery.
A garbled collection from Carwilh discusses land sale and a wedding query, a Baptist service with morning lessons and an evening sermon, and a Point Garrow post office note. It also lists political delegate results and a crowd guidance on behavior for a primary, followed by a long roster of local names and attendees.
Fragmented handwritten style discusses garden work, family control, and child discipline. It references a sermon or text by Mr. Mureau and May 10, mentions a conventor and a chaotic scene of farm chores, clothing, temper, and farm animals reacting to orders. The piece mixes advice on obedience with stray notes on church and morality.
A garbled notice from Lakin May 1 describes a transfer program by ATVERTION SPORTSINN WWSHING SHAN and related entities. It claims free transfers to and from Spirit Wake town, the Ti and Aryald's Park, and meeting trains at Muerte sqmery, with a free booklet on Spirit and Okeloil Takes. The text is largely unreadable but suggests transportation and hospitality coordination for travelers.
Weain Mintreta, Covvvoleh Thneslay appears as a garbled weekly schedule fragment. The readable parts hint at a recurring weekly timetable or column with names and days. Further details are unreadable. the item resembles a clipped community calendar snippet without clear events.
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