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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
8
A tangled extract shows Polly Maples and her setter allies in a Silent City skirmish with a powerfully built rival, as Bennet and Volly Hopkins clash amid tensions. Promises of money, threats, and a tense stakeout unfold with confrontations at the fence and the oncoming canal.
A 39 year old woman, distraught after giving birth to a dead child, shot her husband Louis Jenks following years of accused mockery. At the inquest, she claimed she could not endure his taunts and finally carried out the act, then fled into the street. Jury finds murder charge pending.
A freight train loaded with steers traveled from Yankton to Sioux City. Scotty “Scotin” Mant of Yankton drove the car loaded with cattle, stopping briefly at Gayville. The train reached Sioux City late at night with many steers lively but the driver cautious about continuing and intent on finishing the journey.
A two year old girl fell into a three foot pond and narrowly made it to the surface. A boy named Velma grabbed her foot and swam toward shore to rescue her. The incident ends with local families reflecting on the dangers of water and offering prayers.
A testimonial from Wit of Luntlag ton Ya describes Tanlee as curing rheumatic and stomach trouble after six years of suffering. He recalls losing appetite and weight until Tanlee aided recovery, praising its effect on performance and endurance. A Wisconsin experiment reports sawdust reducing weight gain in cows.
A fragmented OCR item notes Witt and a jab about a teak chin and a side remark on exercise and court or joumple in a sports or social column, with unclear names and context. The readable bits suggest a humorous caption or quotation style.
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