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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
6
Officials report several Iowa counties show delinquent taxes on real estate and personal property. Some towns have fully paid, others show small parcels unpaid. County treasurers warn that continued delinquencies threaten local property owners and fiscal stability.
A county bridge project along Banner Road faces delays as structural work proceeds under the county bridge engineer. The project includes replacing portions of the roadway and reinforcing adjacent spans, with completion targeted later in the season.
Report notes a petition of consent for both manufacture and sale of Na yore ie being circulated. Resolutions were adopted describing a progressive stance and abolition of a wind-related restriction. Glenwood area references appear with local officials and disputed river pollution and dead fish symptoms.
A garbled report describes a real estate transaction involving a Nos Jitet store and a price around F100,000. It cites McLaugh as a party from Galesburg Illinois and mentions Swalentolewan California and Entehtusun & Blooinflesd of Outi wih, with unclear details about the ownership.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention prices and items, including a horse named Drougi and various sums like 4359 and 280, with unclear context and multiple garbled names. The readable entities include Tavarly, Drougi, and Spring. Limited coherent facts prevent a clear event narrative.
An early morning fall near Alnor leads to a fatal accident involving two former residents. The deceased, a prominent local agricultural and political figure, is identified as a longtime county figure. A new interurban railroad project prompts local speculation and political contention. Damages case in Ronkwell City results in a $3,000 alienation settlement, with additional $100 fines imposed on others.
Turmoil erupts at Parson and Lapleligan as a Marchandiite cooperative store faces a blaze during a budget discussion. Danilop, reportedly killed nearby, is linked to the incident. investigators from Now England consider a tie to the Savaeiyacott area. Local authorities in Vatin-Vrom coordinate with regional agencies to assess damage and motives.
A new labor union building costing 220000 will be erected at the Waterloo central location. The plan warns of a potential construction thread and the site includes a temperate district, with workers organizing efforts expected to begin soon.
Workmen at a colonial church site near Keokuk uncovered remains believed to be soldiers from the 1830s and 1840s. Excavation at Momraée, near Fort Dew Malhor, revealed bones and a belt plate while clearing the old church yard.
A Cedar Falls report notes protests by residents over a film shown locally. Dr Julius Arnett convenes a two member committee to review the situation and address concerns about suitability for children.
J J Waldron filed suit against Tock Island company for twenty thousand dollars alleging harm from a switch engine incident. Jury sided with defendant, awarding ninety dollars. Waldron claims manual injuries and asserts he was dragged for several blocks during the event.
A turbulent late 19th century Iowa education conference saw Superintendent Devoe and County Superintendent Farrell debate rural schools. Voices urged vocational training, teacher prep, and county cooperation. Lawmakers discussed tax rules and new sanitation mandates for shops and factories affecting rural districts.
In a rural community church event, the Wylio Church of the Mredirenth Grange Towneht celebrated Thanksgiving with 800 attendees. The project at heart of the build shows a new cost of 928,000 with pledges already reaching 1,000 more than that amount.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a pastors meeting on November in Dea Moines area with civil superintendent D. W. Fabs and Rev. A. Fritsell among participants. Focus appears on association validation and participation in state laws.
A fragmented report details a poisoning event at five different Cynilies in Montleelin area. Those who ate the brick Thagse cheese suffered neato gastritis symptoms. No clear identifications or full names are readable in the fragment.
Waterian-aAt Lin Willan Galloway ruled Hoblems and Asrehies pieces. Tein Sarin sold for 38500 to C. A. Nutson of Waverly. Daisy 1 Marentow UrphAnL bought for 1090. Tie purchase other, T. Rumsey of Cody, Wye.
In a late incident a woman was hit by a locomotive near Duarntone-Mra. A freight truck and an unidentified onlooker were involved as bystanders assisted until emergency crews arrived.
Alleged Horssittes case centers on Charles Valmor accused of biting a horse owned by Ethington, a farmer near Wild Mots. The incident occurred in county Jal and prompted detainment by authorities. Local officials, including County Jal, are investigating.
Report discusses fatalities linked to Ghalora and Fayetle County with a noted death toll and a valuation of 275,000 by W. C. Brewnel. Mentions fogs affecting Mian pommhy and a regional western county area.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Germann and Mort Dodge with unclear names and events. Readable fragments reference Fort Dodge and a wartime or health context but lack coherent details or actions to summarize.
A last week display on lower Broadway showcased high fashion gowns, vivid fabrics, and elaborate beadwork from leading French designers. The scene contrasted American budgets with French elegance, noting the surge of luxury pieces and the challenge for American brides and tailors to match the extravagant styles.
A 1900s style fashion note highlights fall fabrics with rich velvets, satins, and blended materials. It praisesTranslucent textures, draped fabrics, and intricate weaves, noting color richness and ornate patterns. The piece mentions silk, velvet, and decorative trims reshaping autumn wardrobes.
Craft notes describe pretty bead edged pompons and satin rosettes for clipping, using chiffon and satin rose forms. Instructions cover folding and tying, with choices of bright glass beads for centers and bead dots around rose petals, suggesting gold or silver bands for embellishment.
Practical sewing notes describe how silk stockings resist cold wear and how to rinse and dry between uses. The piece outlines stitching for a waistcoat pattern using a yard and a quarter of plaid fabric with alternating red and pink shoulder stripes and a back neck seam.
A detailed how to for crafting opera glasses cases. Instructions cover cutting into three pieces plus lining and sewing, attaching a handle, and choosing colors like dark green with lighter trim. The design suggests two fasteners or subtle closures and a wrist strap for easy wear.
A fragmented note describes neck attire using a narrow throat design with black velvet, trim details, and a decorative edge. It mentions materials like fienu and Macy, with references to a bat motif and émeccordered details. The garb aims for better appearance in a fashion display or assembly.
Fashion note reports Popular Gellar and Medici in a high profile showing as style trends swing back to prominence. Industry observers anticipate renewed demand for bold silhouettes and luxury fabrics at major runways this season.
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