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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes recount visits and family connections across Amor and LaVerne with names like Jetr Daltay and Mfrae Rossel Siulth. The piece mentions weekend gatherings, travel from Brentford to Vaniovar, and a Monday night event with apples and candy, describing a noisy scene and social chatter.
A man suspected of stealing chickens and being shot during the incident was later taken to a hospital. The report notes the thief confessed guilt and received a prison sentence. The paper mentions attention from a Mr. While and a inquiry by Livermore officials about the matter.
A timid wild deer seen Friday near Olta Block's farm, southwest of town, likely a last year fawn. It fled toward Owl Lake through cleared fencing, seeking thick undergrowth for concealment as it travels far from its home, facing challenges adapting to a peaceful neighborhood.
Livermore residents note George Ginzer and his Masked orchestra will perform at the Princess Pavilion this Thursday night. The event is described as distinct, with several local social attendees and invitations extended to Mil. and Mrs. ICW Miller of Aurora, and Mrs. Wa 2B. Miter of Livermore.
In the District Court of Lowa for Hombokle County notice is given about the will of August Swanson, filed September 26, 1925, publicly read by November 8, 1925, and a probate hearing set to determine admission of the will. Probate No. 1630. M. A. Watukait, Clerk of the District Court.
An advertisement claims Tania Gatainht Mrotoine provides a 40 year proven ointment and internal medicine for mucous ulcers and related inflammation. It asserts quick relief and mood support with a Toledy company backing, promising wandary results.
A Canada refuge near Kingsville protects a 200 acre farm tied to hunter Humber and a long friendship with birds. Quotations from Philadelphia Bulletin recount a life in Up country wildlife, the decline of local trapping, and the transition from hunting to conservation amid family tragedy and aging mentors.
Britain tightens rules to guard song birds amid concerns over decoy tame birds used by illegal bird catchers. Authorities warn that autumn markets show many caught finches goldfinches and thrushes, hidden by feathers, with fines for illicit trapping and selling.
The record shows fewer ships wrecked in recent years within the United States merchant marine. Nearly 297 vessels were wrecked, with over 20,000 lives aboard and about 9,000 passengers saved. Losses included roughly $15 million in cargo and $4 million in ship value, yet overall safety improved amid better wireless use and life‑saving equipment.
In severe storms the monks of St Bernard at the pass top stay connected to the lower hospice by telephone. When a traveler departs, the signal is sent to the top post and a monk with his dogs goes out to guide or aid. Lives have been saved, though many travels were lost in past winters.
A U S naval research laboratory develops sound telephony allowing two submarines to converse while submerged. The system enables undersea communication, enhancing stealthy dialogue between subs at depth.
A fragmented city scene shows a manager directing curious customers toward various attractions as a performer or entertainer is sought. The dialogue hints at a bustling venue where choices include music, wandering acts, and visual shows, with a decisive cue for service.
The note references Mullins health status after five days and mentions Seotharay and a belief that Ty can stand a location this year. The fragment hints at recovery progress and future plans though details are unclear.
The article surveys the Gatling gun and its rapid development into a dominant war weapon. It notes Ven Viiner and an American inventor as early contributors, describes its use by 60s era forces, and contrasts it with later belt fed designs. General Robert Tee Aaillard is cited as calling the machine gun the deadliest weapon of the modern era.
Missive records Mrs Newmother describing discipline for her husband’s apparent behavior and desires. The tone hints at domestic control and moral judgment within a strained marriage, reflecting social norms of the period.
Humgrians claim Attila the Hun is returning to Budapest in the form of artifacts. Legends say Attila lies in three coffins bronze silver and gold buried at Steiermark near Mausoleum hill Muehnerberg formerly Honnenberg. Excavations have failed. Others place the burial along the Theiss river in Hungary.
A proposed suspension bridge spanning the Delaware River to Philadelphia, directed by Ralph Moijecki, is described as a grand, century project. It would be about two miles long with two promenades and four train tracks, featuring electric highway illumination and a high cost around 337 million dollars.
A French patent covers a process to convert large daily quantities of fish refuse from Nonlogne Avenue into a new tied product for the U S market. Rights have been obtained for the United States, with consular report noting prior exports were mishandled and unremunerated. Local interest now focuses on a coordinated effort to exploit the refuse for fertilizer and related uses.
A garbled local item discusses Tonee allegedly taking a photograph of a rival duo. Citizens question the motive and timing, suggesting better use of attention and resources. The fragment hints at community chatter and unresolved tension around the incident.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a question about venue and hurt feelings with unclear names or dates. It preserves no definitive event, location, or participants, rendering specifics unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a European parade and historical notes. It references a mayoral box scene, a Queen Victoria change, and a Turkish harem, all presented as disjointed diary style observations from a newspaper.
Cyril Arthur-Payer notes in the Detroit News that during the conference the chairman announced the American delegate would nap after opening and before further sessions, while the Italian representative requested a longer break for his physician to nap amid proceedings.
Reading from Accordia statistics released by Western Electric, the United States reports about 17,740,236 motor vehicles in operation versus 15,369,454 telephones, a ratio near 100 cars per 86 phones. In France, 573,967 motor cars compete with 521,592 telephones, about 196 cars per telephone.
In the heart of London two small houses have long escaped scrutiny as authorities missed them amid tangled buildings. Hidden and interwoven with neighboring structures, the dwellings have drawn no attention until now and are to be addressed.
The scene features a comic seaside exchange where Miss Heiress thanks Mr. Milsion for returning from the study department store raunter. The buoyant banter compliments her appearance and the enduring lightness of her eyes, despite recent manicuring.
A northern district outbreak of grass sickness has caused heavy horse mortality. Experts attribute the spread to dry, cold winter conditions. About forty Clydesdale horses are reported affected across five counties, with several fatalities recorded.
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