20 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary note describes an event at a theater titled The Manyuin in Anglesey. Mentions a ribbed ft jewela valued at two tiede, Haken deola tena, and a person or group named Woyshineton Hhinee li Lanta. Text is severely garbled with names and terms.
Fragmented report describes fear of massacres and violent clashes in multiple areas. Mentions Armenians and Piizka Wow, with lines of troops stationed near Sidon and ongoing tensions. References to assassination theories and political figures, with unclear timeline and numerous garbled names.
A garbled OCR listing quotes across commodities and ships, mentioning cattle, malt, shipping, and various prices. Disjoint terms reference New York, Philadelphia, markets, and several entities with unclear dates. The fragment preserves isolated prices like 3.00, 4.01, 3.75 and references to ships and goods.
In Hex Motives a man named Greene shot his former wife in Milo after she refused to live with him or see him. He then killed himself with the revolver, leaving his wife fatally wounded. The incident occurred Monday as she awaited a divorce order in Albia. Police report the motive appeared tied to alleged neglect and threats.
The state auditor drafts expenditure estimates for next year to be reviewed by the executive council. The board aims to publish figures showing the state’s total cost and the needed funds for fourteen state institutions including Cherokee Point Hospital, Deaf School, Orphans' Home, Penitentiary, and Feeble Minded School, with a requested total of $2,025,000 but a current tentative figure of $254,007. The report lists hospitals, schools, and homes under central control and gives dates for a final budget submission.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a dubious scheme around Temergon involving farmers, supposed profits, and local figures. The text is garbled with many illegible phrases and names, but hints at a controversial plan impacting agricultural workers and a pension funds issue linked to government officials.
In a city dispute, Telegraph franchises claim right to use streets for lines while residents argue streets suffice for taxis and pedestrians. The case centers on the authority of the Pelephone Company and Dawn's telephone franchise as judges weigh street use versus transportation needs.
A garbled obituary style note references Obneion G. Roceis and associates including Chiteles C2 Nuria and Hollent Norris. It mentions shelters, a fire incident in Des Moines, a business partnership, religious preaching in Webster Gigs, and a life connected to Chicago. The text blends personal names, locations, and scattered actions with unclear chronology.
Waterloo Plant expands capacity aiming to can two to three two-quarter cans of corn per suite. Weather disruptions threaten orders as the factory anticipates a busy year. Production expected to reach half a million cases, with shipments tied to market demand and labor conditions.
A LeMars man, walking west on Three Street, was struck by a vehicle and injured his knee. He walked to a nearby building to rest as bystanders called for medical help. He was later taken to a hospital for treatment.
Fragmented OCR report mentions Fiore Madepomienes Hospital and Anamus Prison, supervisor roles, epileptic cases, and a reference to improving public health measures. It also contains garbled names, dates, and scattered notes about investigations, risky conditions, and possible incidents with unclear outcomes and details.
The state adopts a sweeping building and loan law, shifting regulatory burden onto lenders. Many firms close or withdraw, while remaining companies adjust to new requirements and reporting. Auditor reports show declines in new business and total receipts as the transition unfolds.
Central spending shows total state outlays around 4.42 million dollars over the biennial period with increases in clerical, inspection, and department salaries. Mileage, officers’ stipends, and special appropriations rise while some categories fall, including militia costs and supply expenditures, driven by expanded staffing and higher program costs.
State officials report the semiannual apportionment of school funds. Total money allotted: $105,752 across 481 youth districts, with Polk County receiving the largest share. County comparisons show per capita allocations and tax-derived revenue factors shaping the apportioned totals.
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