Local News Items From Renwick Area Echo Weekend Visits
Local notes report visits from Algona and Hardy residents including Pool, Mimbach, and Becket families. A Renwick school teachers dinner entertained by the Eco Club at R M Goettsch home. A new baby for Harold Lankford and Cordelia Kratsinger ties. Various relatives travel to and from Ames, Tucson, Oakland, and San Antonio. Charles Konarske, 71, dies near Henwick. funeral in La Verne Methodist church. Mrs. Harold Matsen of Ames dies after hospital operation. Will Yeoman and family plan burial in Renwick.
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Mya
Pred Rasmussen
Bos Bridge
Charles Konaraske
la Verne
Wilkow Legler
Henwick
Fost
la Vere
Renwick
Wilson Legler
May Moore
Mia
Minnie King
Omaha
Neb
Charles
Akron
Iowa
Harold Matsen
Ames
Matsen
Loretta Yeomen
Will Yeoman
Monticello
Mary Yeoman
Yeoman
Maynard Yeoman
Constipation Relief Story From Old Remedy Adterika
A testimonial from Alice Burne of A R Martian Druggiat claims thirty years of constipation resolved after taking Adterika and stercon. The quote praises the remedy as a cure for souring food in the stomach and describes constipation as a thing of the past.
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A. R. Martian
Renwick Markets Fall Prices and Weekend Visitors Reported
The weekly Renwick markets list prices for Spirings and Hens at 4.70, butterfat notes, and repair services at 1.00. Weekend visits include Misa Marie Overholt of Mather ville, Mrs Carl Leveon’s stroke recovery, Nettie Bersen of Pontiac visiting, and several trips to Waterloo and the Dairy Cattle Congress. Local clubs, music events, and Chicago’s Century of Progress are noted along with multiple family and neighbor visits.
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Bert Charlson
Witehooker
Thor
Lows
Misa Marie Overholt
Matherville
Levi Kritsingerome
Carl Leveon
Carl Schipull
John Schipull
R.B. Schipull
Albert Schipull
Chicago
Market Day Sale at the Wehcheint Pavilion Webster City Iowa
Wehcheint Sales Pavilion in Webster City hosts a Saturday market day with a strong livestock market and plenty of buyers. Local residents and visiting families share news of travels, visits, and celebrations from Cassville to Algona, including reunions and birthdays among Webster City and nearby communities.
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Wehcheint
Webster City
Iowa
Wehrsleim
Miniger & Auctionter
Council Proceedings and Bills Approved at October 1958 Meeting
The Connell wag held October 1958 with Aliydr Klien presiding. Members Babler Latelt Long and Phipps Adams Sebi guell attended. Bills totalling numerous entries including Thugaginms Ward Basan Walker Baytlir Smith Park Brown-Camp Garfield Dodge Lemwick Leighton Mirbogh Bechitol and others were approved for payment after committee review. Visitor Donwhl of Ceylon Minn called at John Callesen's home over the weekend.
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Aliydr Klien
Aeder
Tid Donnell
Babler
Latelt
Long
Phipps
Adsont
Sebi Guell
AW. J. Thugaginm
Frank Ward
Basan
A. Walker
Baytlir
Smith Park Bund
Brown-Camp
Klw. Co
Garfield
Dodge Machine
Standard Gl Co
Leighton Supply Co
Lemwick Thaes
Leo Mirbogh
Blesie National Refining Co
Renwick Saving Bank
Guo, M. Bechitol & Co
Wdldginn & Co
W. Bell Te
Stenwick Savings Bank Dearborn Ghenieal Co
Western Printing Co
Bayton Dick Pon Tonge
Kermetty & Parsons Co
W. Ry. Co. Ay
James Maliner
Saxton
Uipnne Countillee
Britt
Herbs Remain A Medicine Source In Usa Market
An old Saint Louis market report notes herbs and plants used in medicines persist across the United States. Commission merchants describe large orders for roots and bark, including mandrake like plants, and vendors say many so called Indian doctors travel and sell herbal remedies to supply domestic manufacturers.
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St. Lan
Swift Marek
Nee
Ana Ront
Hieriach
Lonis Ecaiiilssion
Pierehants
St. Lunia
Huge thermometer at Century of Progress closes Oct 31
Looking west at the tall thermometer at 23rd Street and the Mtenga exposition site. The thermometer stands 2007 feet high and is visible from all ground areas as the Kale exhibit ends October 31.
Fair Art Exhibit Closes October in Local Gallery
A regional art show featuring works by Sorker and hiking silane Asnericky SCOMpTOT closes October 41 at Ahdene Ward gallery. The exhibit highlights contemporary pieces from local artists and invites public viewings through the final day.
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Silane
Uae
Ahdene Ward
French Welcome Germans With Spending Money Parie
After World War I German visitors are welcomed in Wiria and at venues such as restaurants and races, spending money while some invaders are German Jews. The influx is described as relaxed by locals though exchange rates and currency transfer pose challenges, with German music and patronage reported at venues.
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Kamin
Chia
Parla
Local School Fines Students for Flunking
A city school imposes fines on students who fail, with police court parole tied to driver’s education and sexten lesson examinations. The policy outlines penalties and potential class suspensions, urging compliance to avoid further penalties.
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Wiehlin
Kau
Thle
Wainuar
A Chicken and Auto Grow Old Together Jamestown Year
A garbled 191 era report notes Ancona chicken lore in Jamestown. It mentions Soderholm buying a cow and a automobile and a hatchling incident tied to a road blockage and a destroyed wagon. Names and dates are unclear but reference a chicken and farm mishap.
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Jamestown
Maret
Soderholm
Soderholn
Bear Fort Calf Thwarted by Courageous Heroine
An account describes a scene where Haplarity is hailed as heroine during a tid cominaritx. A bear attacked a calf and was repelled by the vigilant woman, who faced the danger with resolve as conflict unfolded near the fort. Two names and places anchor the report.
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Yuri
Uae
Bantit-Proof Bank Door On Display
A damaged OCR reads a chaotic scene about a Bantit-Proof bank door and security features. It mentions dramatic guards and obits, a foyer, and a windy street, with references to a crime or incident and a tense confrontation. The fragmentary text references a court and an emergency context.
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Feaia Entecligs
Uarielal
Aecommedite
Pia
Carter Mar Nustad Elattaber
Wasp Gave Credit for Paper From Wood History
A distorted 19th century sounding summary credits the wasp with inspiring the idea of using wood for paper. It notes prior rag and cloth sources, then mentions 1845 as wood pulp start, and claims wood pulp revolutionized the paper trade, making newsprint widespread. It cites German study and global impact with rag shortage.
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Muon
Amerten
Owl Owl a Noble Bird and Farmers Helper in Dusk
A writer notes the long-earred owl as a helpful dusk caller in wooded streets and creeks. It hunts field voles and chipmunks harming crops, may prey on young groundhogs, and acts as a weather predictor with chorus calls suggesting rain to follow. The bird’s unobtrusive habits help it survive for decades amid natural predators.
Recipe Worth Tryin Three Cupfuls of Joyful Sunshine
Whimsical recipe blends three cupfuls of sunshine two cups of kindness one cupful of patience one cupful of humor one half cup of sincerity a dozen red roses eighteen silver raindrops a dash of blue sky and a pinch of effort. It asks to bake in a moderate oven until warmth and tenderness glow and to seal with wisdom and sympathy for a heart full of love.
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Itn
Soytel
Nm Strong
Cold Wave Origins Remain Obscure in Report
Weather bureau notes suggest cold waves form high in the air and spread toward northern regions, with no reserve of cold in some areas. Some meteorologists doubt the rapid ascent of cold spells over the equator region and warn that stratosphere nights may not be safe, as polar air remains layered in the upper atmosphere.
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Weather Bureau
Tia
Oriuator
Palae
Fragmentary Tyre Notions In Ancient Warfare Tale
The fragment discusses Tyre and Tyrian history, mentioning Mediterranean coast campaigns, Carthage, and a later conquest of Beltyth by Julina Susatveine two centuries after a distant event. It reads as a choppy historical vignette with unclear chronology and several garbled names.
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Tyre
Tyce
Li Fai
Mediterranean
Cirthage
Dathier
Sprain
Gaul
Beltyth
Julina Susatveine
Fragmented obsolete term notes in eye study text
A damaged OCR passage discusses the term Mechel or Me nme ty linked to eye terms and alcatel. It mentions sub Shawe and pastures used to darken eyes, with speculation that it may serve as a vehicle for pluck cued eyes.
Unclear Chronicle of Mosquito Migration
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss mosquito movement from birthplace to distant areas. The text mentions specimens living their lives and potential pest control, but many words are garbled, leaving the core facts and names unreadable.
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