Community News Roundup From Renwick Area Is Busy
Local notes report visits from relatives and friends, church and club meetings, and preparations for events in Renwick, Goldfield, Algona and surrounding towns. People mentioned include Mrs. Haas, Rev. Weikel, Mrs. Geigel, Mr. Sorensen, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Goettsch, and many neighbors sharing family visits, travels, and updates on club activities and upcoming celebrations.
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RM. Goettsch
Cedar Rapids
Goettsch
Rebekah
Humbolat County
Goetlach
Keystone
Beldén Weikel
Methodist Church
AL Gona
Alleragon
Mutilemeo
Muskrat season plans and local notices mix in rural report
Fish and Game Commission contemplates muskrat season restrictions amid low fur prices and depleted stocks. Nearby residents Henry Pahntier and others visit, while school and church events, farm work, and local socials fill the week. Vernon baseball wins 10-6. community gatherings and ads dot the page.
Community Meeting Scheduled for October Friday Night
A monthly community gathering is planned for Friday October 28 at the Dehonl hota. The program includes speeches from Republican and Democratic campaigns, an American History segment, a straw vote, and musical performances led by Dorothy, Evely, and Stan.
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Dorothy
Six Hairdd On
Lie
Nestlanes Maavers Christanson
Staltovol
Luchsinger Stauffacher nuptials noted in Canton
Miss Misa Luchsinger daughter of Mrs Will Stare married Harry Stauffacher son of Mrs J Stauffacher in Canton ceremony held on Wednesday October 12. The couple will reside northwest of Stenwick with plans for a family home and future together.
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Will Stare
Vad
Harry Stauffacher
J. Stanfacher
Canton
Stauffacher
Stenwick
Renwick area notes and Humboldt fire report brief
A fragmentary Humboldt Republican item notes a court divorce granted to Gordon Shores from Chinni Shores for cruel treatment. Humboldt area items report a hound race at Humholdtiaet, a baby born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Block, and a Humboldt farm home destroyed by a roof fire sparked by furnace sparks five miles northwest of LaVerne with neighbors aiding in saving belongings.
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Shores
Gordon Shores
Paul Shumiar
LaVerne
Eloltitines Lyon
Long hunted gold revealed near Chnd in 19th century tale
The article recounts a historic gold discovery near Chand involving Shavnine Wasi and a vein that yielded rich pay after a long search. It notes a Civil War era dig, a large mining claim, and various workers centered around Teaphena and Tre MraMAtAtA regions as prospectors labored and disputes arose over permits and ownership.
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Siata
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Mystery Woman Involved in Kreuger Estate Cash Mystery
An incomplete report details a so called mystery woman linked to Kreuger stockholder issues and alleged wills. It notes she received a bank note from Kreuger prior to his death and mentions a disputed claim by Mrs Lindgren for 198000, tying to a possible will that was not found. Margit Manstat is cited as a Swedish actress connected to a cancelled marriage claim.
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Sim
Gio
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Krauger
Ngebork Rherth
Kreuger
Rematch King
Crom Lindgren
Tuaris
Keenger
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Sivedish
Frouger
Marcel
World War Dog Hero Receives Lifelong License Honor
A World War I era tale honors a dog mascot named Goldberg, once overseen by Uris and the One Hundred and Twenty-Second Field Artillery. The hero, cited for bravery, earned a life license and recognition after overseas service and enduring injuries.
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Goldberg
Uris
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Neiny
Tan Arroat
Polerg
Gen
J. Foromin
Golders
Ahiell
America
Ancient Pi Spreading Light in Majoren’s Quiet House
A fragmented 19th century article discusses early printing and publishing, noting the spread of literacy and the rise of presses. It references the Ginny family and later developments such as rotary presses and modern tools shaping book production. The piece hints at the influence of publishers on culture and knowledge dissemination.
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Majoren
Syilntia
Yiay
Imi
Caratoco
Mie
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Koike
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Theca
Manna Rain Reported In Zululand Amid Famine Fears
A strange glowing substance covered vast velds in Zululand, described as manna-like by locals. Scientists in South Africa investigate its origin as bees or insects may contribute sweet secretions, while an expedition from the University of Jerusalem studies tamarisk feeders for honey-turned formations.
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Zululand
Sakai
Hole
South Africa
University of Jerurator
Lost ancient city and its clay tablet writing system
An early Mesopotamian settlement centered on a vast plain, famous for its clay tablets inscribed with triangular script. The site yielded tablets that preserve royal proclamations and legal instruments on baked bricks, reflecting an advanced early literacy culture.
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Whitch
Nay & Dowert
Fragmentary tale of Columbus and early voyages
A garbled excerpt recounts a view of Columbus and his early sea tastes, mentioning Madvira Im bhy elite and Soluules Uta charts in Funchal. It references Portugal in 1473 and Peru/Perestenile, with unclear names and roles. The text preserves no clear facts or sequence.
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Christopher Columbus
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Leningrad Vision Inspires Global Awe and Debate
A fragmentary report describes how a monumental project in Leningrad drew international attention and sparked debate over vast expenditures and architectural symbolism. The text hints at a grand window-like structure and immense funding, noting public interest in whether such an endeavor will endure as a defining landmark amidst pressing urban needs.
Fragmentary note on old English glass and coinage terms
A garbled OCR fragment discusses English glassware, beverages, brandy, and coinage, referencing Chad gordlal, gin, and a penny coin from 18 something. Mentions fares fixed at 4 pence per malls and a payment method in a 19th or early modern context.
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Royah
Hittexo Post
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