Local News Tales from Missionary Saci to Renwick Fire
A jumble of local items notes Tad Weinands and family visiting Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Baidlzon and children visiting Britt, and Mrs. Past Brayton forming a four-boy family. The Version Junior Class Play Never Touched Me is set for Vernon Gon School on December 2 with admission 15 and 25 cents. Methodist ladies plan a bazaar December 8 at the 1/Q. OF hall with a supper at 6:30 for 25 cents. College Singers from Holly Springs will perform December 4 at Hardy M. EL and Renwick Mellimdist church. Also referenced: fire destruction in Livermore and a duck-raising anecdote about a decoy duck with mixed feet.
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Past Brayton
Thern
Vernon Gon
Oa Dabh Sci
Methodist Church
Planing & Bazaar
Feyone
Ne Rust
Hally Springs
Mississippi
Hardy M
Renwick
Reniick Markets Local Eaters Wednesday Market Report
Reniick Markets lists local eaters for Wednesday, 23, with vendors and prices published in the Battertnt edition. The notice outlines market hours and participation details for residents seeking fresh produce and prepared foods.
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Suedahiits
Local Tale Describes Aid After Incident
A fragment notes Mr Kidesey receiving a message and a gift from Bred who assists him. It mentions his fall and being held up with blood poisoning this autumn, and reflects on the loss felt by friends and neighbors due to an act of kindness.
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Mr. Kidesey
Local Notes From Humboldt Area Thanksgiving Week
Humboldt area items include visitors from Bumboldt and Eagle Grove, Frank French returning from southwestern travels, Bayard and family visits, a birth of Phyllis Marian Flood Lane, surprise birthday dinner for Harry Larsen in Goldfield, and school Thanksgiving day closure. Weather last week was cold with near zero readings. Thanksgiving thoughts and Christmas card postage details also noted.
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Stafford
Gloria
Wr. Black
Eagle Grove
R. L. Ried
Frank
Sioux Falls
S. D
Hazel Berry
Lee Norder
Harry Larsen
Goldfield
Vernon
Prospecta
Axz
Prospect
Renwick Times
Lox
War Uni
Ortier
Renwick School Report Appears Incomplete
Partial OCR text shows second graders and a note about Eva, Mildred M Penk, and a baby. Mentions a back week and a boat with books. Reader cannot determine a clear event or outcome due to garbled words and missing context.
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Afteendon
Eva
Mildred
Lina Boss
Lhein
Fourth Grade Thanksgiving Posters Step in Reading Class
Fourth grade students from Milford Nebeak and Twila Botimel joined Lois Packard Calvin Packard Cleo Bell Mirobach and Danii Clatiaseri in making Thanksgiving posters. Ronald Stephens was absent due to illness while the class studied Columbus in reading.
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Chrytion Pecker
Oil Room
Lois Packard
Calvin, Packard
Cleo Bell Mirobach
Danii Clatiaseri
Ronald’ Stephens
Milford Nebeak
Twila Botimel
Columbue i
Ronald Stephens
Dr Everett Ward Dies At Home In Branda
Dr Everett Ward died at his home in Branda after a heart condition and complications from an illness. He was born near Renwick and grew up in the area, the first graduate of Renwick High School. His funeral was held Sunday.
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Ward
Hare
Everett Ward
Hig
Branda
Funers
Dr. Ward
Renwick
Weekend Visitors and Local Family News Summary
A graphic snippet reports Melva Black visiting Blewine and Gaeoer with friends, and Mr and Mrs Harald Saxton with daughters Marian and Lois spending Sunday with relatives in Himbatat. Mrs Carl Sorenson and daughter Anna spent a week in Cedar Rapids under specialist care. The piece notes uncertainty about the forgotten man in local political campaigns while reviewing advertising and patronage by area businesses.
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Harald Saxton
Marian
Lois
Himbatat
Carl Sorenson
Anna
Cedar Rapids
Public forgot ho ligstness in early century advert story
The article discusses a 1900s advertising campaign for a product called Pylo's Ponsitina and its impact on brand memory. It notes a $400,000 advertising spend and later decline, with a sale of the company for $12,000 in 1945. It warns that new generations of buyers will not respond to old ads, as advertising policies shift and brands fade.
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Jonatanlly
Pylo
Elie
Galea
Cose Fang
nWield
Deivelne Wits
Pocahontas County Reduces Supervisors to Three
Pocahontas County voters approved cutting the board from five to three supervisors by a tally of 717 to 1. Despite the measure passing, the change does not take effect until January 1, 1986, and current elected officials will finish their terms. Five men elected as supervisors will serve two years under the new rule, with only three seats to be filled subsequently.
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R. L. Nelson
Ant
Reed Bldg
Humbiolit
de. A. Hf. Lineburne
New York City
Nelson
Swineburné
Swinburne
Gilmore City
Pocahonlad County
Poca
Eas
Humboldt County Sheriff Sale Notice in Iowa
Notice of a special execution on a judgment in Humboldt County Iowa. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company sues Thomas Tegland and others. real estate described as the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and northeast quarter of the southeast quarter in section seven township fifty two north range twenty seven west. Sale set for December 1982 at 10:40 AM at the Court House in Humboldt, Iowa.
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Uamboldt County
Thomas Tegland
Gusta Tegland
Peoples Savings Bank of
Hardy
Iowa
6 Corp
Kulheyne
Gustin
Mxectttrix
George A. Rich
Kallem
Louise Kallem
L.A. Aniew
State of Iowa
Ings Hank
Elardy
Laws
District Court
Humboldt County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City of New ‘York
Real Calito
Humboldt
Uy Bui B. M
Hhuattiohth County
Civil War Vet Carries Bullet as Pocket Piece
An elderly veteran recalls a Civil War battle at Cold Marka where a bullet he carried as a keepsake supposedly saved his life. The account notes the date as long past and mentions Hyannis Wes Raver as part of the reminiscence.
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Drew Qhibba
Hyannis
Lanterns and interiors in historic inventories described
Fragmentary OCR notes recount lanterns and interior decorations in medieval to early modern inventories. References include gold and jewel adorned lanterns linked to the French crown, white and tin lantern forms, and royal connections through Henry V and Henry VI era lists.
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Mirly” de Medtel
Heney Vel
Dawn
Hanlems
Lion Long Recognized as Monarch of Beaste AN Tale
Fragmented OCR passage blends biblical names and kings with scattered phrases about lions and lineage. It references Genesis 19:0, 1 Chronicles 14, 10, Revelation 6:0, and mentions Judah David and Melancholy themes. The text is garbled and presents no clear news event.
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Lion
Ieob
Wiel
Hith
Judah
Jong Wikkeness
Wareh
Caip
Figarous
Mom ii
Satonion
David
Hve
Pimbert
Gohden
Msnnid
Jeans Chelst Wen An
John the
Pho
Aad
Montreal
Flower Symbolism in Official Nations Rites
A fragment discusses customary official flowers and their symbolic power. It notes varied national associations and the use of flowers in rituals, comparing Japanese and other traditions, while commenting on professional use and aesthetic considerations in ceremonial settings.
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Calor
Temperature effects on spring water in depth study
A fragmented report discusses how temperature at 16 feet depth impacts spring water. It notes warmer conditions in December and cooler in July, with significant surface temperature differences and implications for salinity and downstream water behavior.
Fawns Evade Hunters Amid Harsh Woodland Chase
Fragmentary report shows fawns in Lovet antelope country eluding pursuers with dogs and traps. Local observers note dangers from losses and the need for cautious field hunting practices amid uncertain conditions.
Unclear text fragment about butterflies and classification
Fragmentary OCR text references fighting butterflies, temper, and coral doggerel terms. Key named entities and coherent facts are absent, leaving no verifiable events, dates, places, or people to summarize into a news item.
Fragmented OCR sports snippet with unclear names
A garbled OCR note describes a late game moment with noises and attempts to stop a rival. It mentions a judge and a team in Bor Un, with phrases about a sleeper and reliever, but all names and details are obscured and unreadable.
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Bor- UN
Aedale
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