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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text describes plans by a Patriarchs committee to acquire land around a lakefront area including hotel and suburban parcels. Mentions a 130 fens tract, Wapato Communities, and a parade event. Names such as Mark Dodso, Kellia, and others appear in garbled form.
A fragmentary entry records the county court overseeing a school council meeting in May 1914. It mentions Van Nenthuysen and Hilvelyot of Ge Meh, a ceremony at WHE Lond, and a forthcoming presentation by HMewG of Aemilunitom. The text references a coal artist and survival themes with delays noted.
In a fragmented notice, a land deal involving Sio Louie is reported with a Wingeton sale of a parcel at week four for 609 dollars, an apparent lot valued at 72,000 dollars, and references to real estate actions and local authorities. The garbled text mentions parties associated with a syndicate and a proposed organ or parish project.
A garbled report discusses telephone lines and alleged street work on Atoka Street. It mentions advance planning for a roller system with tree poles, funding pledges, and the aim to improve road conditions and utilities along the avenue.
Nearly 200 persons attended the event at Myrtle fetal of Gapknon as Dr Birney arrived. Mason Uiys and others escorted him through the station to igs Ikome with Hai Ashiey and Adnittit of msvansttillie for haitwait nearby.
A garbled note describes Mrs Honrge lurlay of Hoong among crew aboard the Nirasser Kirfierst as it neared Europe. It mentions turning and Valerio, with a plea from Preity regarding the present crew of the Volturag.
In Wayelia district an estate valued above two hundred thousand dollars is disclosed with a trust set to benefit named parties. The will of General Mrponler from Chamber Junction appears, naming provisions and trustees, though some wording remains unclear in this damaged OCR.
A confused report describes a confessed thief named Justin Wise and others in a Daniel County incident near Sherk. Authorities say the case involves an alleged entry and subsequent arrest during a tense exchange at the scene. No further details are clear from the fragmented text.
In a crowded I mansion on the outskirts of a city, a fatal shooting disrupts a quiet morning. The victim, identified as a local resident, died after a confrontation with an assailant. Police investigation is underway with no arrests reported yet.
Two high school teachers from Whip City were planning a friendly patrol when an automobile collision occurred. A turtle incident near Fairdgli drew emergency responders as investigators determined the cause and confirmed injuries.
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A local ceremony marked the unveiling of the Larga monument honoring Arangian legend Chrininil-A vytan. Speakers noted the 1890 founding of Ward Athlatid and the community’s pledge to preserve the tale and its memories.
The article outlines a farmer named Podge-Hilatat ladearay who inherits about 315,000 in real estate and 280 acres valued at 1,000 each. He has lived in Webster county for many years and resides near Luling with his brother. The will details substantial assets, including a valuable trainee fund, and notes a pending move to a new city.
Fragmented text shows a land value notice near Rockwall City. Mentions Grant and promissory note details with amounts $135 and $67.40 and a 100 percent claim. Sixth line hints at Amprova Menla on the tract.
Reported incident describes Sefnera capturing an 18600 pound load at Spiett nko with men fleeing the Muk a area. Entailed are 15600 pounds of noft heb and several gage ash. A bulfila weighing seventy pounds is noted among items.
A plan for a men s conference in Mason City outlines topics linked to the Protestant church mission and development. It notes dates around October with focus on theology and church matters, inviting participants to discuss broader church growth and related subjects.
A garbled local piece recounts a student from Clive IL named G. Lytargar in a river incident with companions Fox Simos and Frank Etthager. It mentions the throg wern and dustat college at the Universits, noting a Drake dewsehiuk connection. The readable fragments suggest a dramatic event linked to a university context and a town river incident.
Washington reports grant of pensions to several named individuals including Ava Fig lows peomlor Laetivai vlan and Catharine Wiit with specific monetary figures such as 12 dollars and 195 dollars. The list mentions locations and other personal names in a formal notice style.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places like Ay Hig Tram and Maren Ch3-Fred Banlag with mangled location cues. Overall content is unreadable, lacking coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a credible news item.
A brakeman named Gara Crit Brakeman was fatally injured in a rail incident on the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway. The identities of others involved were not released and the body was recovered. Investigators began examining the scene for causes.
Four men of Munson City stand under charge after a complaint by one wife. Local men face accusations amid a county inquiry with Holdren and Aull named among those under scrutiny in this section.
Baptists from diverse regions gather for a statewide baptism day at Waterion, with participants from six districts converging for the religious observance and communal ceremony led by statewide church leaders.
A garbled Capitol extension proposal from Des Moines ignited debate over a 2,000,000 capital project. Officials cited delays and rising costs, while planners urged rapid construction to ease overtaxed departments. Governor Clarke and state boards discussed funding, hospital control changes, hog shipping reforms, and potential new facilities in Iowa.
A detailed description reviews a durable graceful fabric for fall wear. The article highlights a fashionable magenta and blue embroidered blouse with a cropped waist, pleated yoke, and embroidered trim. It notes a fitted front with a high neck and tied waist, plus a decorative belt and collar, signaling a chic yet practical silhouette.
A humorous catalog style list describes proposed gifts and gear for husbands including golf equipment, fishing tackle, a wicker creel with feathered accessories, a repair kit, and travel cases. Items feature a compass, oxidized bracetet, water resistant watch, and a portable mathproof chest, all pitched as the newest conveniences for a well equipped man.
Fragmentary OCR text lists items such as blotting pads ink bottle with lid and cases, postage stamps, and outlines packing of writing materials. Mentions a student Sie leaving for heart time and a desk with compartments, plus various school-related supplies.
A dated dental health note discusses tongue coating and dental fur, stressing daily brushing and thorough cleaning of teeth and tongue. It warns against careless brushing, encourages brushing twice daily, and outlines proper technique to preserve teeth and prevent buildup.
Health and Beauty column urges varied fruit and vegetable intake to maintain health and complexion. Notes legends of a beauty surviving on mayonnaise and soups, warns against overripe or spoiled foods and milk left in heat as causes of summer com plaints.
The article describes novel skirt decoration options featuring external stripes and Scotch plaids. It notes dyed fabrics and tunic materials, mentioning a dark blue fabardine seat with red trim and a plaid round with black velvet ribbon, plus a three-pocket envelope style with black velvet accents.
The text describes a satin stitch leaf work plan divided by a center line. It instructs creating two sections with the padglog mirrored if a leaf is inverted. The fragment suggests a method for splitting work into halves for symmetrical embroidery.
Fragmentary note describes Monogtag and French knots for decorative dmonggTats with old Bogisty padding. Mentions stamp the tonagram and small French knots. Ambiguous text suggests the result will be satisfactory.
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