Popular Young People Wed In Home Ceremony
Naomi Stone and Carl F. Flem mig wed Wednesday at the Stone home in Renwick. Dr Wiggins of Livermore officiated with only immediate relatives present. A four course dinner followed. the couple will reside in Renwick after November first.
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H. S. Stone
Naomi
Carl F. Flemmig
Wiggins
Livermore
Humboldt County
State Bank of
Renwick
Peoples State Bank
H.S. Stone
Independent
Humboldt Independent
The
TIMES
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Times-Republican Keeps Rates Despite Higher Paper Costs
The Times-Republican will not raise yearly or monthly subscription prices in Marshalltown for another year despite rising print paper costs. Newsstand and mail rates remain $4 annually and 50 cents monthly by carrier. Advertising rates will rise slightly to offset ongoing material increases.
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Times-Republican
Marshalltown
United States
T.R
Save Seed Corn In September
John Cowie urges farmers to select well formed ears, dry thoroughly, and store seed in a warm dry room. He claims fire drying increases vitality and explains sorting by kernel size for uniform planter drops. He notes long experience and warns against dampness and freezing while detailing a drainage district bid notice from Humboldt and Wright counties dated September 4, 1916.
Public Sale at Renwick Auction on September 16 1916
Notice of public sale at 2 o'clock pm in Renwick listing items including a team of horses a Shire stallion drilling equipment a press a kerosene engine wagons a Ford automobile a double buggy and many other articles. Terms require six months time notes bearing eight percent interest. Auctioneer H H McCurry Ed Miller Clerk C A Packard.
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Renwick
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim and Pills
An old advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It states the product, made by PJ Cheney & Co, works through the blood and mucous surfaces, and claims physician endorsement and testimonials. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Hal
Weathered Humour in a Weathered World Warship Tale
A garbled fragment notes a boast about a warship claimed to be powerful and afloat. It oddly references forgotten medicine bottles and a warning to carry an umbrella, suggesting a satirical or fragmented vignette on preparedness and protection.
Between the devil and the deep sea apparel claim
A writer alleges the best garment between peril is an asbestos bathing suit while noting endless sets of famous authors for sale. The piece questions what triggered the attack in a highlighted case and comments on potatoes and cutlery in a terse, cryptic style.
American Aviator in Japan Suffers Leg Injury
Fragmentary text notes an American aviator in Japan who broke his leg. The passage then shifts to general musings on print and public interest, mentioning weddings and decorations as topics of global curiosity.
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Tiere
Japan
Saving daylight and pennies in quirky quotes
A collection of wry remarks on daylight saving and thrift. References to high cut meat prices, a $900 penny from 1786, and jokes about extended daylight. Asides note eggs boiled too long and past annoyances from a pesky fly, closing with a retro view: live and let live.
Automobile ads lure readers away from car lines
The piece notes advertisers use bathing beauties to catch casual readers, diverting attention from car model lines. It mentions Casey at the Bat author’s fatigue over the niece and the movie adaptation likely increasing his woes, plus a Baltimore American quip praising can inventions and can openers.
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Casey At
Hell
Sour milk theory of longevity debunked
The claim that sour milk promotes long life is discredited. Most centenarians appear to reach old age without any specific effort or intervention, suggesting no proven link between sour milk consumption and longevity.
The Noble Man and the Evolution of Mankind
A reflective essay argues humanity evolves through fearful trials shaping character. It envisions a nobler ethos guiding work and communal life as part of a divine plan, urging individuals to join in the collective mission rather than remain outsiders.
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Tonne
Qhip
Christ
Qi Earth
Vast Artesian Vein Strikes Philippine Well Discovery
Reports from the Philippines describe a new artesian well near San Mernan do on Tiean Island. Drilling 405 feet yielded a large water vein with gas pressure blasting water 80 feet high. Analysts warn the water is heavily charged with cartel ven and tastes like pred soda, with tepid quiniysis awaiting completion. An experienced well driller notes such a vein is unmatched by any seen before. A separate note highlights a shadowless fighting rifle lamp designed to improve surgical visibility and reduce accidents in industry by eliminating shadows during procedures.
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Drake
Philippines
Oat San Mernando
Tiean
Tay
Aomenor
Railways Safer. ICC Reports Fewer Fatalities in Q3
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports a drop in railroad fatalities during July to September, the safest quarter since records began. The latest full figures show fewer deaths on American railroads than in any prior period since the commission started counting.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tyndall’s Tropical Climate Prediction Cited by Chambers
Julius Chambers quotes Professor Tyndall from the Brooklyn Eagle noting that when Tyndall visited the United States he predicted children born then would live to see a tropical climate reach Long Island’s ocean side due to the Gulf Stream’s warming influence.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Eagle
Tyndall
Long Island
Russians Capture Gu Muskhunel and Lament Press
Reporters note the capture of Gu Muskhunel by Russian forces and describe correspondents voicing bitter lament in a stylized, archaic voice about the event and its impact.
Parrot Sells Stir Old Woman’s Battlefield Memory
A sentimental tale portrays an elderly woman who sold her beloved parrot after its voice recalled her son’s fate on the battlefield. The narrative is not flattering to the man involved and centers on memory and loss.
American business man complains about bid arned business
A business man laments poor returns and confusion in trade, urging optimism. He hints at owing a note or bill at a local property and contemplates remedies for his financial strain amid market uncertainty.
Agriculture Dept Guide For Getting Rit Or Stumps
The Department of Agriculture instructs farmers on methods to obtain rit or stumps. A contrasting political stance suggests bypassing standard practice by plowing around a cup.
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Department of Agriculture
Fragmented prose about war and society
The text presents garbled reflections on summer reading and wartime attitudes. It includes misread phrases about a tiger, pious behavior, horse handling, and patriotism, but the meaning is unclear and several words are misspelled, producing a largely incomprehensible passage.
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Marshalltown Paper
Claussen Bros
Willys-Knight
Willys- Knight
Renwick, Iowa
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U. 5, Ay
John Cowie
Iowa
Board of Control
Boards of Supervisors
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Wright
Clarion
Lake and Vernon Townships
Liberty Township
Wright County
Humboldt] County
Humboldt-Wright
Jhottom
Outlet
Hardy
Wright Counties
Dakota City
J.G. Devine
PE. Osier
Lows
H. H. McCurry
Miller
C. A. Packard
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Boge
Monk
Europe
Feelander
Baltimore
Plaena Jt Bs
Tangy
Gumuskhunel
Praemyst
Teven
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