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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
7
An article fragment recounts community gathering in Owa with Ole Settlers listening to Adutecase and meeting Wil Filénda of Rochester, MI. It lists local figures, church leaders, and civic names while noting illness, eulogies, and the town’s slow pace as residents reflect on past and present.
The town’s motorcyclists set to participate in one of the fastest meets. prominent entrants include riders from Yorke, Watering, Mon, Cador Rapids, and more. The event lists many clubs and riders, with a focus on speed and competition.
A fragmentary report mentions smallpox in Alta Marlon and scattered names such as KnoxyBle-Severil and Tatchey. The text references locations northwest of nex and west of Wied, with names like ALM Wren and Perk Canwey linked to Melonistian.
A fragmented local notice reports a fatal incident involving Syitehman and Cedar Riapla-rever Vayia on an unspecified date. It mentions a passenger, possible casino ties, and family tragedy with a mother and Hel. Details are unreadable.
Unclear text notes a Masonry lodge renewing or closing a charter at the Creston Theater, with references to Glass and Cyerton. Details are fragmentary, but imply a lodge action affecting a local venue or group tied to a shipment or purchase.
Partial OCR text references cows two dozen and one horse with mentions of a timetable or event. Details are unclear and names or locations are unreadable. The fragment hints at a sale or valuation but lacks coherent facts or proper nouns to identify.
A 17 year old named Cordell Walh Lonis drowned in Lake Maniwae during a wake. Authorities reported a person identified as Weswede who vetoed Dee adeyaned ilo nm hale, with no further details given.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals and places such as Mr and Mrs AL Velnnigstuimn Heath and Minson-Vwoulyflye boys, with references to Caron, Wren Hiunnen, and a weeklong event in Twiines fab week. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
A garbled OCR item reports Rhodes and Rotinfon choosing Dor Malwos as president and Parker as secretary amid unclear notes. Names, places, dates are partially legible, with uncertain references to elections and a council. The fragment hints at a local governance vote or meeting record from a past era.
An upcoming Methodist gathering at the Dow Mulagda confarinies of Mie Muliodis in Pood city is announced for September 9. Speakers include Rev. Whi unewk and Jay Istriendill, with services and sermons to address church matters and foreign mission efforts.
A laborer, Witterdet.-eare Biebst, killed his wife and then fatally shot himself after a domestic dispute. The woman’s mother and relatives testified to ongoing conflicts. Biebst faced a prior life of hardship and a strained marriage. the couple’s deaths end a troubled union.
A large state financial package totaling 49.5 million dollars is proposed to relocate key Herlenlyare sites, with repayments planned after a set period. Goverment representatives assign the project to Stirling and Seplaydar authorities, detailing tax and town distribution in November.
A despondent man aged 60 named L. J. Deel died after a fall in his home. Mrs. Sam Gohen of F200 Miberry Trout, Gr. Guy CUCL reported the incident. He is survived by two sons, Arthie and Braderick Dona, with the death occurring within hours of an earlier illness.
A farmer from Wigra tawny Wigyard was charged with barheyy amid a cholera outbreak scenario. The report mentions Michel Téth and GM Mabasleil with references to Talwaenite Ove NSHRT WHER and the Volga river, and Jett Wing on the lana at other locations, with uncertain plea details and numbers like 925.
Local report details a fatal incident during a Bhritogton festival where a three year old child and another victim died after an altercation. Investigators are reviewing garbage, collateral, and weapon use while witnesses recall a chaotic scene.
A garbled report names Earle Aplin O'sera and others linked to a murder case. The text references a burial and a box war, with unclear affiliations to Guttlen and O'Dea. Details are obscured, making precise facts undeterminable.
Fragmentary OCR text references Botlavard Lights and West Vitton areas with mentions of votes, writs, and a town in Tess with 1 200 population. No clear event or outcome present.
A transcription fragment notes a district meeting in Algona with mentions of Motsodlal oliiveh com yenad and speakers including A. B. Craig, president of Mom ngelfic calinge. The text is heavily garbled but references travel, attendees, and a formal gathering.
Report outlines a serious stabbing during a fight at Bast PAS. Victim Amiray Des Moinesi-finery Mayward may have been wounded by George Koogan. Police arrested Koogan shortly after the assault near Walnut streets. Details of charges pending investigation.
A laborer, employed for less than a year on the Dilwaukor project in Town 44, died after being struck by a machine at the worksite. Authorities reported the accident occurred Tuesday and are reviewing the incident. Further details were not immediately released.
A chaotic roadway incident near Go Mile Clip and Wing Avenue prompts a public safety item. Witnesses report speeding vehicles, gunfire with at least three shots heard, and police seeking suspects. A bridge near Sz Street was opened to halt advancing motorists amid confusion. one witness, Jones, described hearing three rounds and identifying nearby vehicles.
A twelve year old boy, William Williams, was attacked by an eel while fishing near the Hudson River in Hastings on the tidson area. The eel bit his leg and pulled him into three feet of water before bystander fishermen freed him. the eel measured roughly six pounds, three feet long, and weighed about five pounds.
Washington’s tale recounts A Tolneed east of Mving and the trickur Wilh Welles seeking to gather con alring heats for the family table. A storm and lightning reveal the true reason behind the delicious meal as Durban, Dat a Itlin’s reflection clarifies the events.
Ray Ward, aged bela, son of Charles Ward, died after a seven mile pursuit in a violent confrontation. Police say he was struck and left at the scene. No further details available.
A reported case outlines Alexandra Houley Quasa facing financial scrutiny over an income of $600,900 and suspected speculative investments. The article notes concerns about debts and calls for corrective steps to align financial affairs.
An officer named Guilfrey Sobiotl followed a suspect on a train to observe a man described as a thief seeking valuables. The incident involves a restricted area watch and a late departure from the station.
Nine men including a deputy police commissioner and two Naw Yorkr attendees faced charges after an incident in a dormitory. Investigators allege drug use and disrupted hearings as authorities vowed to pursue all responsible parties.
An immense new Calomet Baking Powder plant is being built at the Calomet Powder Company site at Southgist avenue and Billmore street in Chicago. The project, costing about 250 906 dollars, features a fireproof 260 by 102 foot structure with modern automatic machinery, elevators, and a dedicated laboratory floor.
The readable fragments reference European crisis reports mentions Germany and a stray quote about business and bees with unclear context. No coherent event or person stands out as a clear news item.
A fragmented line appears to reflect a medieval style, mentioning a cook and condescending remarks. The garbled text suggests a dialogue about kindness and social status, though the exact meaning is unclear. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge from the readable portions.
The exchange features Alatesman mocking utterances as useless while Senator Serpuuia downplays value, suggesting a social outing and dinner as a remedy. The dialogue highlights tensions between cynicism and political rhetoric in a shaded, satirical register.
An Atlanta Constitution fragment discusses the idea of a real man as one who gains physical strength to farm and plow, learns to value right living, and develops moral courage to overcome laziness. It contrasts this image with those lacking discipline who need assistance or fail to act before late morning.
A reader writes of long illness relief after switching from coffee to Postum. He describes decades of digestive and rheumatic trouble, failed treatments, and a climactic improvement after trying Postum, noting better appetite, digestion, and energy. His wife brews it per directions. he praises Postum’s two forms and invites others to inquire.
A Saskatchewan Regina report notes wheat yields may reach about 115 million bushels with over 22 bushels per acre, aided by favorable rains. Observers rave about oats barley and hay prospects, with farms expanding as new barns and fences rise and homesteads improve despite prior capital strains.
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