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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
7
A long list of community notices records visitors, travel, and small events around town. Entries name Uncle Joni and family, Mr. Carl McAiroy, Kerr Jones, Tiago, Jay Karienet, and others visiting or returning from travels in Minnesota and North Dakota. Also noted are church meetings, a dental appointment, a barn project, sales ads, elocution recital plans, and upcoming lectures with ticket details.
Readable items show pupils named as neither absent nor tardy across grades one to eight with several students listed. The note invites families to visit schools, see a 4 to 6 pm post, and mentions concerns about discipline, attendance, and school events plus local garden and community announcements.
Last night and recent events are recounted with scattered names and places. The piece mentions readers receiving volume one of The Hardy News edited by J. Carter and notes farmers busy with corn, varied yields, and lectures. Other items include church society gifts, hymns, and subscriptions. a brief grain market snippet closes the page.
Ella French Robertson visits her parents this week. Graves for Union soldiers marked with head staves received from the government. Miss Avery moves lumber across the street to a new shed/yard. School board adopts a Switch heating and ventilation system to economize fuel. Major Sickinzie of Des Moines leads a G A R ceremony on patriotism. Wred C Lovrien and Jennie J Freuch wed in Baptist church with many guests. Newlyweds visit Bayl, Mass, after reception at the bride's mother's home.
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