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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR note references Kennedy and an active cough, with unclear context. It mentions investigations or inquiries connected to an event or person, but specifics are unreadable. The snippet lacks concrete dates, places, or organizations to anchor a full summary.
A fragmented newspaper clipping advertises subscriptions for Pictorial Review with pay offers and representative notes. It includes medical tonics Kedol Dyspepia Cure and Laxative Pantera for constipation and stomach issues, plus testimonials and local sellers such as J n Creery and R. M. Ubertach. It references Prosperity, subscriptions, and medical endorsements without full coherent context.
Low rate excursion tickets offered via the Chicago and North Western line promise special routings and side trips to Niagara Falls Lake Champlain the At Lawrence Hudson River Trip Adirondacks the Catskills Barkwhira Hills Chantangia Atlantic City New York City Boston Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and various seaside and mountain resorts.
Will Renwick caller Monday and Lena Bennatt spent Sunday in Goldfield. Wilbur Harvey was a Goldfield caller Saturday. Mrs WB Smith visited Dows last week. Miss Gurtie Brovaldt went to Livermore Monday. George Nee was sick the first of the week. Will Winter ill recently. Jude Saxton enjoys a visit from his brother. B J Sixton received a fine potato crop. Cary spent Sunday in Hardy. Coe of Mount Vernon is ill. Weyer suffers blood poisoning in his land. Bartholomew family at Kanawha early week. Andrea Madison and Mabel Notestine were Livermore callers Saturday. Pred Legler built a larger double corn crib east of town. Mr and Mrs Chas Myers and son Howard visited Dancamb early week. Mrs Casghiner slowly recovering from blood poisoning in right hand. Mrs Nickson Osceola arrived to winter with niece Mrs F P Tames. Jobin Rhiner building machinery shed on land bought from Watkinson. A E Abes east of town improving farm with new shed and cow barn. James Christenson in town while team tired and went home. Jimmie enjoyed walk home.
Webster City Preeman describes rising congress salaries from 5 dollars per day to 9000 dollars annually with allowances. The note claims ongoing perks including own clerking, jobs for relatives, and a box 29 Station O New York ad seeking a local representative for subscription work.
Des Milnes Capital promotes a yearly subscription for $2.00 with Bargain Week details. Readers are urged to mail remittance during Bargain Days, without requiring arrival before the week ends. The Capital provides full AP wire reports and market coverage.
A garbled OCR fragment references medical claims and products. It mentions Dr King s New Life, Dr Shpap Hieiney, and a Dr Rhoip, with vague allusions to remedies, health conditions, and assurances. Specific names and details are incoherent, hindering a clear news item.
A bold advertisement promises a genuine diamond ring with Tiffany setting for just $2.00. It claims free receipt and shipping, urging immediate orders before the limited-time offer expires, pledging no more than a small profit for the seller and demanding payment by cash or money order.
Readable fragments indicate a local firm and family involvement but details are unclear. Names, dates, and actions are incomplete, hindering a precise summary of the event or notice.
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