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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
7
Local residents and travelers filled a busy Sunday through Tuesday with visits to Goldfield and nearby towns. Notable names include Mrs Gal Hate Suieuy, Mr and Mrs Peat, and Dr May, with gatherings at Goldfield Kid concert and Ridge Way Concert. Attendees spanned Des Moines, Des Moines area, Webster City, and Goldfield, highlighting community connectivity and family travel across towns.
A long OCR fragment reports on community notices and local happenings. It mentions illnesses and recoveries, a caretaker visiting a relative, road concerns, a car incident, repairs, and a fatal accident at a tank. It also notes commerce and advertising impacts, and a police or public safety context near Renwick and nearby towns.
A garbled OCR page reveals scattered notices and events including a late summer concert, a special election in Trenwick, and a county rental ad. Names like Agnes Luckwaoow and George MiNirwy appear amid stray dates and places, with fragmented references to trains, hardware firms, and local businesses awaiting readers for payments and notices.
Scattered notes indicate multiple students absent on Tuesday and Monday, with several enrollments in intermediate and different rooms. Names include Louesday, Freud Burygyn, Desa Southwick, Loita Lockwood, F tank Yourcisn, Witte Blesst, Mynday Lon Uverbaugh, Frank Jernson, Jenus Heckwith, Florence Ties, Mitsen Luli Gillach, Thesse Keith, Jenna Matheson, Circe Juckard, George Cole, Yan Merson, Yazel Mogeley, Gertrada Ont, Ghine Campbell, Krebs Kritice, and Juan Grigoel. Several visitors noted in primary and other rooms amid routine spelling errors.
Fragmentary prose recalls famous names and a debated name change for Thanksgiving Day. It laments the loss of joy while thanking past blessings and honors family meals, memories, and the emotional pull of the holiday amid national discussion on its meaning.
A garbled 19th century OCR piece discusses fears of automobiles frightening horses, noting drivers would be cautious to prevent accidents on main roads and in country towns. It mentions periodic mishaps and suggests the new invention poses danger only if misused, with limited immediate risk to drivers and horses.
Sunday a red sow pig, weight about 25 pounds, was observed in the yard near Farry. No further details or identification provided.
A comic, flawed narrator notes how a woman's radiant outfit including hat and shoes makes her glow, while men feel inadequate in similar dress. After days, wear and cigar ash stain foul fabric, but the man grows more comfortable and takes pride in his appearance.
A Sumner educator named Tx¢eh has taught for seventy-two consecutive years in a rustic setting. The narrative recalls her rugged experiences, including a deep ice incident and survival skills, while noting her influence on local youth and her unusual lifestyle alongside visiting naval senators and judges.
A garbled ad offers supposed remedies and tickets tied to a cholera warning, urging readers to contact agents in Chicago for cures and to mention the paper. It includes mention of a Western Railway event, and a medical claim about an ailment described as billini Aisentery with travel sales pitches interwoven.
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