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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
4
A disclaimer touts a $100 reward for readers who can prove a cure by Hallie Carter Cure for a disease described as severe and terminal. The ad claims internal consumption and universal constitutional strengthening, promising welfare for any failure to cure and lists a contact address in Chenfy 470 with druggist roles noted.
Local notes report Fort Dodge visitors, a Renwick move back, and residents buying farm gear. Fred Walkner’s dealership selling elevators and tractors. several hogs and cattle for sale. influenza illness recovery noted. Town inspectors check for fire risk. parking and vehicle borrowings prompt enforcement. Residents listed include Mr and Mrs Fred Walkner, Lillian Panck, Mrs J S Meurer, and others.
Special item notes furloughs, visits, and property moves in Bonny Two area. Families like Hagstyont, Lewthreepent, and Engstrom referenced amid Spanish influenza concerns, schooling openings and community sympathy for Elmer Dunfee and the late Eumerat Me. Nightingale. Medical alerts and charitable plans through the Tani Sunshine Society appear as part of a broad, era-specific domestic/news digest.
Provost Marshal General Crowder calls for December service, outlining 18 400 limited service and 18 800 enlistments. Citizens urged to volunteer for camps between November 86 and 87 with a deadline of November 20. Fines and punitive measures listed, forty six states asked to provide investigation numbers, total mobilization near 1.9 million.
An obscure OCR fragment mentions White Navy Benns and T. Smallwood in a garbled note. The legible bits reference bushes, a byand ta spire, and a per pound detail without clear context or complete names. The item lacks coherent event or outcome.
Special to the Times lists residents with illnesses and visitors. Walter Ditler is sick with the flu pneumonia cases include Miss Elizabeth O Harvard O Hara. Algona and Fort Dodge callers appear, with Verne White and Mrs Genrich among the ailing.
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