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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
8
The fragment hints at a romantic theme with a world loving a lover and an excursion of himuelt. Exparlehes delte' at par' ar Wuler appears as a cryptic regional reference, while the note suggests dividends. The readable portion implies a public or literary item with unnamed figures and a dated tone.
A sprawling, garbled account mentions Marchant and a plan to manipulate prices across provinces, warning of food supply shocks and counterfeit signals. It cites a meeting of nearly 100 people, discussions of grocery cartels, sugar, wheat, and U.S. imports, with calls for restraint amid rising costs.
Two men died and several injured when an early morning freight train struck a car near Merndon. Victims include George Ahir, 20, and Danby Dust Ian, 18, with others injured from head and knee trauma. Police and investigators reported frayed signals and a blocked crossing.
A War Department letter to Muyar fat Teeny at OMutins accuses the city commission and parley board of obstructing river navigation. The notice mentions beach reputation and a tax-like levy, while also noting Harvad Crop on Big Farm and a four weeks stand for freshing crew. Nearby reports include a wheat field of 880 acres at C B Kilak and a fine of 50 dollars for drawing vagrants in a Durie restaurant.
Injured former Anop Moots star OhGOR Burge was moved from Cedar Rapida to his Mount Vernon home after an accident. He plans to travel to California for recovery and to pursue the State Agricultural College finalty.
Game warden Dopery Gama arrested Deleda Peter Gott and H Mitch ail near Chartier Oak for selling Mshtram on autemiotile in Charter Onl. Both held on 310 and ost totaling 46. Fish were seized from the Sioux hear Smitiiand.
Two men from Stratford were injured in an explosion described as definite at a local tank work area. They were working over the device when the blast occurred, with local authorities and witnesses reporting uncertain circumstances surrounding the incident.
Fragmentary text references a quarter section near Shellsburg about ten miles northward, mentions a person likely Collinger and a buyer or possessor, with scattered figures such as 1200 and 50M. The garbled wording makes exact roles unclear, suggesting a legal or land transaction note from 1916.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a painter while mentioning a water incident with two drowned individuals near the Skunk river marsh. Names Layman Trilerson and Mag Znite Miller aged twenty are cited as tied to a local ritual or wedding. Details are garbled and uncertain.
A convoluted report describes a man named Fort Dodse-louth, aged 26, facing a fence breaking escape near Duxton and Meco. Private guards and allies tried to assist, while railroad police and a tynded or cloaked watch pursued through the Port Dodge area towards Des Moines and the Southern line.
In a federal court filing the Crise Optimist publishers and editor Garlinfe editor face bankruptcy. Liabilities are listed at 1,708.50 with assets noted as Hustias. Bids for a project by Amesville were opened showing a lowest bid around 88,000 although deemed too high. Gang changes are anticipated.
A court settlement ends litigation over Sobor river drainage district project. The Soldtor authority specifies a sale of lands and rights for 413 000 dollars to fund the drainage works while defendants and plaintiffs settle claims. The decision names J MAb Dortaon as authority and outlines subsequent steps for concluding the river basin work.
A Fairfax shipment report notes Parmery Grain Company receiving 970 sacks of shelter corn during the night and day. The average load includes 122 tons per unit and a price average of 74 cents per bushel.
Fragmented OCR notes report damage to Adel Light and Power Company's installation. Estimated loss cited as 56000 dollars. No further verifiable details available in readable text.
The article notes several firms including Renison Farmers' Coopers and a Sioux City construction concern planning operations near Ute city. It mentions a World Delove Incorporation and Tabor Farmers expanding within Whigeo lands and Bettonta amid organizational reorganizations and district realignments.
A tragic track incident in a freight yard resulted in the instant death of a rider named Jopaon as he jumped in front of a moving train. Authorities are investigating the causative factors and immediate circumstances surrounding the crash.
In Greene the vote approves a 4500 dollar bond to fund a two story brick high school building. The measure seeks to replace aging facilities and support local education.
M Bilderback named editor of the Thornton Enquirer in Iowa Falls after serving as editor at the Ton Globe and working in At hatt e and Wichita Kansas positions.
A garbled OCR passage describes a thresher incident near the port of Lagan with references to Henry, Dungon, and a bridge. Details are unclear but imply a maritime or fishing community setting and a potential rescue or tour event near the seaport.
A garbled OCR item mentions a man at Berlin and an examination of sinters Horlznant and LWo years ago. The passage is fragmentary with unclear names and roles, making precise reporting difficult. It preserves the event sense without identifiable individuals.
An unknown assailant stabbed a man named Manatis in a street quarrel. He died instantly as bystanders called for help. Police investigated but the attacker remained at large while coroner records and local officials began inquiries.
A proposed renovation at St Anthony Church in Marste involves building a new celery to aid the Hemarish community. The project aims for a $7,000 cost, with work set to begin next month.
Goodyear tires are advertised as a defense against wartime shortages with prices reportedly rising for most brands. The notice notes a wide gap between Goodyear and competing tires as world rubber markets surged in mid year and supply tightened.
A historical analysis argues airships and submarines are war's new wasps of modern conflict. It notes the submarine's periscope vulnerability, the rise of wireless and aeroplanes, and the rapid submarine growth across major powers. The piece calls for caution as technology shifts naval power and morale in Europe and beyond.
A scientific irrigation effort transformed salt prone land of about 500 acres into productive fields. After washing and croppings, rice yields rose and distribution stabilized. Cotton now grows well, with expectations of substantial income per acre and national impact on agriculture.
A garbled message reports fines and expenses connected to a vehicle issue. The text appears to mix phrases about a mutomobile and motorcycle, with unclear details and no identifiable names, dates, or locations provided.
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