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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1898
Page
7
In Rexwiex Iowa a post office back room is associated with Ozvice in the vicinity. The terse note places Ozvice near the post office, indicating a local area or activity linked to the building. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Local items report prosperity in area farms with new buildings and cattle, plus lumber purchases and grain shipments. Mentioned are Henry Cramer's interment in Des Moines, travels of Gil Rebner and wife to Omaha, McKinley's Northwest trip affecting traffic, and social visits including Miss Phee Hezelwood's music class recital and a Packard family reunion at Mrs J Stoddard's.
Personal mentions record many residents and visitors in Renwick and nearby towns. Names include H Pierce La Verne Wh May Corwith RB Smith Omaha trips C3 Moore Thor Otto Block Fred Meyer Paine Eagle Grove Staver Trotzki Sosich Bray Eagle Grove Mrs Alman Madison ELF Bacon Des Moines Kelling Omaha Pope Cedar Rapids Alexander Des Moines Phipps Franks Omaha Orion Anna Fankins Moran family Zumut Renwick Gaughs Mack Moran Frankes etc. References to Exposition attendance, baptist convention, dental and medical notices, construction updates and a 62nd birthday surprise for AL Pope.
W C T U items note the London Temperance hospital treated 7 268 patients in 1897. A man who died in England aged 70 had smoked since 17 and kept a dairy recording 326 713 cigars 43 039 gifts. He paid 20 830 dollars for those he bought. One thousand five hundred London children under fourteen were arrested in one year for drunkenness. Germany and the United States consume three pounds annually per inhabitant, Russia France and England one pound. Don’t renew farm loans without seeing us. STATE BANK of RENWICK offers terms.
Hardy area notes wide ranging from visits and births to local business. Mentions Grace Carr and Mrs Becker's visits, Frank James laying a barn foundation, Rose Saxton’s daughter Sue improving, Nes Matson welcoming a daughter on October 5, and various social and agricultural items. Local commerce notes Riverside stoves sale by Bell and Thiel Humboldt. Races on the fairground track, hog cholera reports, and community announcements including Rev Jesse Cole’s G A R posting, plus dental work by Dr Sossaman and blacksmithing services at the Dean shop.
Farmers urged to visit South Side livery barn for feed as Dieterich and manager Rich Johnson relocate their portable gallery to La Verne around Ruth. Fine photo work touted with guaranteed satisfaction. E A Pope returns to Des Moines after health trip to San Diego and starts real estate and loan business on his own account.
Mrs Charles Foster of Algona visits sister Mrs Win Turner Ed Whitman from Thor moves into the home of Jas Sill Mrs Hopkins of Eagle Grove visits her mother Mrs Bartes. Lewis Jacobson and daughter Lola visit. HP Browns week. Jay Plamley from Luni visits kin Fiens Pindar. Mesdames Cheever Hartsock Westbrook visit T L Knight and G Albee. Ernesi Hanna goes to Webster City then Camp MeSinney 52nd Town awaiting verdict. May Radley hosts Anna Johnson. D Booge and wife attend Omata Exposition. W H Campbell entertains relatives. W B Overbaugh of Renwick in town. Jeanie Keith home from Livermore. Patterson at Sioux City Carnival. A sister of Mrs A A Taft visits with her two children. Northern Town Baptist Association meeting brings notable ministers and papers. Wm Fisher Rev Shaftos Miss Ida Cele represent locals. Large attendance. dinners served to about 150 ministers and delegates. Eagle Grove church shows three years of strong growth under Rev Shaftoe.
Threshing nears completion after a rain on Sunday night. Jim White invests surplus cash in sheep. Mede Lee buys cows and plans a farm separator and butter production. Miss McElveen did not speak due to rain. Florence and Edna Long visited Eagle Grove. Samverett Plumley cuts flax for Will Overbaugh. Chris Nelson suffers rheumatism. B A Thorpe reports a wagon wheel theft last Friday. Charley Pinder of Goldfield makes a Luni call Tuesday.
Dieterich spearheads cross team collaboration across diverse fields, coordinating specialists from engineering to outreach. The effort emphasizes structured communication, clear goals, and shared metrics to boost productivity and project outcomes.
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