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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions constipation and daily work with unclear names and context. It does not present a coherent event, person, or organizational detail to summarize into a meaningful news item.
Fragmentary text describes a Modern Woodmen convention with distorted names and scattered phrases. It mentions leaders, a vote, and unspecified arrangements, with unclear references to towns, dates, and participants. The excerpt lacks coherent events but signals a contested gathering and procedural notes.
A jagged OCR fragment hints at chaotic newsroom chatter about piping, editors, and a looming Saturday edition. Names and clear details are garbled, leaving only a sense of hurried dialogue and impending publication.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed dialogue with names like Ani Walters and references to a court scene. Unable to determine a coherent event, person roles, or location from the garbled lines.
Fragmentary notes describe mayoral opposition to prohibition proposals amid partisan clashes. References include Alfred Mirbler, Velgnt Wen k, and university figures amid a backdrop of local civic controversy. Details are incomplete, but the turmoil centers on policy and community impact.
The report notes the funeral service for Representative Wabd, describing the death and mourning events. It mentions sponsors and supporters from Clay amity and references a Saturday ceremony. The message emphasizes the solemn proceedings and community grief.
Fragmentary text reports a hardware store fire with damaged stacks and various individuals named in a jumbled account. Mentions of streets, towns, auto incidents, and a Mayall arrest are present but details are unreadable.
Genyest Dubrusie and Frank Muller received prizes at the St Joe College oratorical contest. Patiala of Ane mmona earned honorable mention.
A garbled OCR item outlines a Baptist budget plan totaling about 50 000 with notes on societies, renovations, and reports by Dr. H. Wilcox. It mentions church groups, missionary work, and youth committees, with dates and locations such as Mount Ayr and Batharytte associated with forthcoming meetings and the annual field gathering.
Des Moines selects July 23 24 for the Iowa Rural Mail Carriers convention. Delegates will attend sessions on association entertainment and farming plans while a noon luncheon and an evening theater party are scheduled. About one or two trains are expected to bring delegates.
A tragic road accident left Joy Rhiere and Mason Cils dead after a vehicle struck a group of riders along a roadside. Witnesses say the car could be steered but the driver lost control and struck the victims, who died instantly. Authorities are examining the scene and awaiting further details.
The report covers the Iowa State Board of Control and related conventions, noting plans for employee compensation, insurance, and new building projects. It mentions federal and state groups, teacher federation activity, and the push for statutory authority on public works and industry regulation, with emphasis on budgets and state infrastructure.
A fragmented report recalls a February meeting of the United Brethren church women’s groups. Officers named include President LW Faust of Tavten and Vice President Moretta Curtis of Des Moines. Arrangements for a Des Moines convention were being handled by A W Fard and D Degant with details to be announced.
A fatal auto accident occurred near Ladera and Josephine counties. Reports describe a collision that instantly killed a driver and injured others. The scene involved a passenger and a freight train halt, with emergency responders securing the area.
A tragic blaze at a Marion home fatally injured resident Marion A. Byang, 69, as authorities investigate the cause. Fire department officials. no further details released pending investigation and autopsy results.
A man aged about 30, identified as Jnoman Wright, was found near the woods adjacent to the country club store. A revolver with two ammunition chambers implied he had been saving a crime as the investigation pointed to a possible sleeve crime. The report notes Cedar Ragide Theramets at Port S. and weight details linked to the suspect.
A brief county notice reports wolves were killed by farmers near Hampton Slever. Josons Filaman received 25 dollars and Elliott Shwelstan received 16 dollars for the wolf removals.
Fragmented notes describe an international health initiative by Navlopel Association and partners. Mentions Africa, South America, and the Philippines with focus on religious and political tensions influencing public health.
A fragmented note discusses digestion and diet with mention of good digestion benefits. It references foods, water intake, and strengthening digestion. Personal anecdotes praise a remedy from a Greek source and a Postum beverage, implying dietary guidance from a noted text.
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