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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
4
Church notices list Sunday morning service at 10 31 and evening service at 7 30 with class meeting at 5 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening from 7 to 8 p m Pastor Hll Kravennam is listed.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions travel details for a Mardy trip with November 3, special prices, round trip tickets, and schedules via the Sante Fe system. It also includes a testimonial about Electric Bitters curing rheumatic pain and liver and kidney complaints, credited to Coles drug store.
W H Brown of Leesville Indiana endures asthma agony then uses Kings New Discovery for consumption and coughs. He reports instant relief and now sleeps deeply. Advertises the medicine for throat and lung troubles with a free trial offer at Clea drug store.
The article argues that Hawaii would offer settlers thousands of acres for homesteads and farming. It notes local government control, broad land laws, and potential for sugar, vegetables, and fruit crops. It highlights current smallholder methods and the need for improved farming practices and irrigation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the decline of a Montana railroad known as the Turkey Trail or Great Falls & Canada Railroad. It spans north from Great Falls to Lethbridge, moving coal from mines near the Internal Towns Boundary. The line is absorbed into a broader system, changing from narrow to broad gauge and joining the Great Northern family.
A mangled dialogue shows a youth courting a daughter and negotiating payment for gas and coal with her father. The exchange includes odd phrasing and garbled terms, but the core scene portrays an awkward parental test and a young suitor offering to cover fuel costs as part of courting.
Fragmented OCR hints Vienaz the Home of Trasta Viena as birthplace of trasts. Mentions 1873, agreements regulating production and prices, and a broad iron and steel trust forming to cover the empire. References to steel, dron, petroleum, hangar, alcohol, glass, paper, textiles.
The readable text is fragmented and does not provide a coherent event or identifying details to form a proper newspaper card with a clear title and summary.
A nostalgic guest essay recalls old time schooling and asks a child to find the age difference between a narrator and their father. The grandmother’s era lacked diagrammatic tricks while the speaker notes a grandfather aged 112 and a father aged 64, prompting a year difference calculation.
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