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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
4
A Washington dispatch reports Mongolia, the nation centered on Ulan Bator, has confiscated noble and prince estates, redistributing them to collectively run enterprises. The story outlines a Soviet influenced shift as Mongolia seeks to distance itself from old hierarchies while facing China and Russia pressures. The Great Hural holds power with a 100-member parliament and a president guiding the republic amid evolving foreign ties.
After eight weeks of futile effort the Wilby brothers of Seattle abandon a mission to recover a shipload of gold sunk two years ago. A work barge was swamped by treacherous tides near Taku and the divers could not reach the sunken steamer. The men persist in chasing the bulk of the treasure despite losses and danger.
City officials order removal of pigeons in Cologny after repeated nuisance and property damage. Plans call for humane relocation and sanitation measures to curb infestation and protect residents.
A ragged report outlines plans for a Paris visit by Veis officials and lists war veterans from World War I. It notes a memorial at a Slonic cemetery on May 30, with veterans traveling from New York, London, and Paris to honor the fallen. Details mix names, dates, and places, including King George V and Queenan Conn, underscoring the era’s commemorations and international diplomacy.
A local peace justice explains that trials and fines are settled out of court to avoid long processes. County official remarks on the lack of records for past trials and the preference to settle disputes privately, with election timing noted as influencing future terms.
A blurry report describes a parent harming a baby to shield a sister and a court case alleging murder or culpable homicide. The fragment mentions a father rushing to conceal events, a baby’s life at risk, and references to a grander crime motive and legal action.
A fragmented wartime note from fall era pledges aid to troops and civilians. It references distant locations, mentions ongoing conflict strains, and signals organized relief efforts through unspecified groups. The readable text hints at solidarity despite hardship.
Denver artists present a retrospective of Hod Carrier’s work, highlighting his memory driven pieces and the exhibit “Viewing the Oaks.” The show, organized by local museum staff, marks Carrier’s first gallery display and lauds his wit, resilience, and commitment despite poverty.
An aged Sioux survivor, seventy-one, recounts the last stand tale in Washington. He describes how a boy and two Indians confronted Custer’s men, settlers fled, and chaos followed with women and children endangered before the warriors mounted and fought back, ending with many soldiers killed.
Ambassadors and court observations reveal England adopting European kiss customs during a Stockholm visit. Bulstrode Whitelack reportedly urged renewing intimate rituals in English fashion, with portraits of London ladies described as kissing in various social exchanges.
A blurred Tokyo photo sparked a scare as residents reported a reflection seen near a window. The incident prompted a local patrol to investigate, but authorities found no clear danger or details sustaining the alarm.
A paralyzed Eskimo, 50, in a northern settlement refused to be restrained as he threatened suicide for three days. In the presence of family, his wife lured him to a snow porch and he hanged himself from a pole. Police chose not to arrest anyone, citing tribal beliefs about interfering with a man’s actions.
A man detained after a midtown incident was sent to a reform facility but was offered a chance to pay a fine. Friends learned of the case as they approached the workhouse with subdued hopes that he might find a constructive path rather than additional punishment.
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Fragmentary OCR reports a 1737 Bible held in Wanmeta Nebraska tied to Deere Men and local church guardians. It notes preservation efforts and the Bible’s role in local history, with mentions of Howry and Hookedhe Bibs protecting works at a church.
Fragmentary report claims white Russians and other groups misused pension funds during the chaotic wartime period. It notes ongoing withdrawals from pensions by veterans and references a contested political alignment and shifting loyalties amid the civil unrest.
Fragmentary OCR text references Leipzig University and Gripaly with garbled phrases. It shows mentions of a meeting or protest in an academic setting but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear outcomes. The piece appears as a damaged historical clipping with uncertain context and entities.
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