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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
5
The article notes President Roosevelt designating Thursday the 27th of the coming November as Thanksgiving Day. It urges the nation to thank Almighty God for past year’s blessings and speaks in a dated period voice reflecting White House proclamations.
Fragment shows garbled lines about a vanished super ancient civilization and American context. It mentions civilizational decline themes and governance references but lacks coherent events or names.
In a curious incident a box floated down a river near Ashing and was recovered. Eighty snakes packed inside, many dead from starvation, with survivors large and varied. The box likely belonged to a circus or show mislaid. how it ended in the river remains a mystery.
News item recounts Chant Bloom, a 17 year old Norwich youth, facing forgery charges in Cleveland of Clarina as sheriff pursues. A nearby barn fire destroys hay and grain, with thirteen horses lost and property valued around 31,000. A boy’s prank near a home triggers a gunshot from a resident, amid other local mischief and telegraph line news.
A fragment notes a free copy offer of the Illinois Central Circular from J. P. Menow assistant general passenger agent of the Illinois Central Railroad at Dubuque. The text mentions Boos Truck and farming in the South in a promotional context.
A garbled mix of quotes and notes references literature and culture, touching on literacy incentives, judges and trials, fashion and trade, and scattered domestic scenes. It blends newspaper chatter from Washington to Philadelphia with assorted anecdotes and misquoted lines, reflecting a noisy, fragmentary page.
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