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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
8
A crowded local page details community notices and ads about printing, estate talks, and social happenings. It mentions Miss Sarch Walkner visiting, plans for travel to Tadiana, and local names like Clara Long, Bangily, and Mr. Mog. Also referenced are school openings, teachers, and upcoming events at Engle Grove with Gollan Brothers shows and a Canaries troupe landing in September.
An announcement invites ladies to the opening of a millinery establishment. The note mentions a private opening with selections and trimming demonstrations. Details indicate a social gathering to view new hats and accessories, with informants noting dates and venue.
OCR garble reports events and remarks surrounding a September gathering. Names, places, dates are unreadable. partial phrases hint at a discussion of payments, a public play, and a pest issue attributed to an agency. Overall coherence is limited with many misread words and broken sentences.
A fragmented, garbled reminiscence recalls forgiveness and passage through trials. The text mentions a four year old named Myron and a breakfast memory with waffles. It presents unclear phrases about pancakes and windows amid disjointed dialogue.
A garbled OCR filled report references a main drain and age outtalls with terms like Barkihy Cross ness and daily audacity Meritith. It cites about 260,008,000 gallons and a total quantity of Kludge calipeted in Harktag with 2,500,000 tons and a stray quote about a sir. An inquiry asks for an address.
The note contains a mangled overheard quote about Maxie and a husband, referencing a dollar for kisses and a garage incident, with garbled names and odd phrasing suggesting a casual, incomplete transcription from a club setting.
A fragmentary old tale portrays a swoman with three caskets and a choice to save one, the nearest and lowest, amid heartache and a wailing child. The scene echoes Bevington's Cont tort as a moral puzzle on loss and death.
Fragmented text discusses enthusiasm for one's occupation and constant talk of work. Mentions ideas of attention, listening, and focus, with scattered terms like God wills and routines. reads like a stream of consciousness on work mindset, perception, and minor imagery without clear events or dates.
A Renwick community mourns after the death of a long time resident and mother of eight, with four sons and four daughters. Funeral services were held at the Renwick Baptist Church under Rev Huilgen and Rev Nicholan, with many relatives and friends in attendance as memories of a steadfast Christian life and family devotion were shared.
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