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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1897
Page
7
Money on hand for farm loans seeks applicants in the area. Notices of shopping, stock orders, barn construction, church events, and street work fill the page. Local names appear from Foley’s store to the Postoffice, with farming updates, sickness, sales, and community happenings threaded through a long list of small-town items.
Local notes list town residents and visitors across Eagle Grove, Renwick, Webster City, and surrounding areas. Names include M. Biegler, Miss Mary May, Mrs Adams, Mrs Cole, Mrs Fonk, Alexander, McCullough, Kemmen, Walter Martie, Minnie Mackay, Betty, Gossard, Bert Doty, A H Hitts, Stabley, Graves, Allison Knee, Gus L Woby, and references to editorial events and trips to Ames, Des Moines, Oneida Street, and Minnesota including Clare and Humboldt communities.
Obituary note on Charley Barrett once a Renwick resident who died of consumption in Humboldt. The item also mentions Rev. Smith and family relocating to Renwick parsonage from Hil in Sioux County and other local housing and housing projects, summer heat records, county fair premiums for F Speich, a slander suit case, and multiple town news updates across Hull Index and Boone Budget reports.
The notice lists grain and livestock prices for Renwick Market with oats corn plax wheat barley eggs butter and cattle prices. It reports the Goldfield tailor J R McClane has sold out and left Goldfield and that several Renwick residents are unsettled. News notes include church work progress in the Danes, local travel, recent deaths and a funeral, religious meeting in Rolfe, visits to Humboldt and Dakota City, and recruitment ads for Renwick. It also mentions a photographer's remarks and a forthcoming winter trip south with gallery orders.
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