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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
7
Renwick notes a basketball win over Corwith, a Humboldt county youth event, and a Wednesday park gathering. An entertainment program at the theater features The Metropolitan Trio and The Gulgang Duo with ticket details and prices for adults and children.
Fragmentary OCR reads in local notes mention Pita Ty and entertainment planning. No clear dates or places. The text suggests a focus on coordination or event planning but lacks concrete facts to confirm a specific event or entity.
Corwith Huatter reports a farmyard nuisance with birds pecking corn and tractors damaged. A hen called Bayhen was summoned to repair a tractor. The diary notes a night in the field and the phonkanla causing wheel punctures and yaw track damage.
A manufacturer asserts the strength of American bottles, insisting they must be sturdy given their intended use. The remark prompts readers to consider the pressures and environments bottles endure in production and storage.
Public notice announces that Wire Polteles 109 to 126 inelieive tovnido 1 2604 to 2625 Jy and dwelling house 7609 to 7625 are canceled under which circumstances their issues are null and void. Policy holders are asked to return them to the company in Pittsburgh, Pa, with any unearned premium returned. The company denies liability for losses claimed by any person or entity holding these policies.
Open pen shoot authorized by farmers to protect crops sets hunting days October 21 22 20 with a daily bag of three birds. Birds may be taken from sunrise to sunset under a derhant order amid disputed open season terms.
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Rev Gillman holds morning services at 11 00 English language scripture reading Malt 6 24 34 7. Sunday School convenes at 0 00 as part of the morning schedule.
A fragmentary local column reports Fred Rieming of Livermore visiting business here last Saturday Mrs Lida Brink of Verne and Mrs Bert Simpson of Duncombe visited at homes over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Martin Keyes traveled to Eagle Grove Thursday for a funeral. Al Trummel fell from a haymow door injuring ribs and back. expected to miss work for days.
A scattered telegraph of local chatter notes buyers and visitors. Chris Sehneider and Frank Hoffman advertise farm stock. Mrs. George Latch and Mrs. A. I. Martin visit Eagle Grove. Mrs. Alvin Swannant, Mrs. Jennie Swainson, Barbara Baumgartner, and Jake Shuflacher are mentioned in various social notes. A New York Times editorial is cited about farmers and politicians. Migratory bird season brings light hunting interest. Oscar Johnson and Dena Minor wedding noted. they plan to settle near Dows. Emery Oyer moves to the Ed Kassie farm near Renwick for the year, with partner Klssie and additional land leased for the year.
A haunting ritual involves a devil's devotee using a flower mandorla and red garlands, a diary bound volume, and betel leaves. The scene depicts offerings and a trance-like memory revival to seek guidance from dark powers, with the patient then returning to a calm, self-satisfied mood.
The prompt presents a garbled riddle about a clock face and hour hand pointing to encounters. It instructs computing the nearest quarter hour, adjusting with months, doubling January 1, and applying arithmetic to derive a time. It also references a Profiter and a future week exchange.
A compiled chronicle surveys major disasters from volcanic eruptions at St Pierre and Martinique to San Francisco quake of 1906, Italy Earthquake of 1908, 1923 Japanese event, 1923 Lilith Barbstra quake, 1928 mine explosion, and Utah windside incident near Bingham. The list highlights diverse calamities across nations and years with varied impacts.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines Cheapside as the principal London market for retail trade near St Pauls with reference to old borough names such as Milk Street Wood Street and Lombard Lane. It mentions the shift in spelling from Whiellhe to Chepessyd and notes the area’s 14th century links to the Sliteroth era.
A garbled OCR passage describes a doctor and hidden details about a baby and a father in a tense hospital setting. The text is partly unreadable but suggests a medical emergency and urgent timing, with incomplete names and actions.
Fragmentary OCR describes attendants called emblems of authority in ancient Rome. It mentions guards surrounding magistrates and punishing offenders, with a magistrate such as consul or praetor leading them in the streets of Rome. The text outlines bodyguard-like roles for enforcing order and protecting magistrates.
The text recounts Brian Boru as Ireland’s ruler from 1002 to 1014, famed for bold battles and uniting tribes. It notes his youth fighting the Danes, his rise to power, and his death after the Battle of Clontarf in 1014, with Armagh cited as a memorial site for his burial.
An elderly account, attributed to General William Mitchell, describes a hunter who is separated from his party in the jungle and pursued by a tiger. The party drums to deter the animal, and the man returns unharmed, while a later scream reveals a fatal outcome for another.
Weather notes explain that thunderstorms form from vertical convection of air carrying water vapor. In winter the surface is too cool for vigorous convection, while in summer humidity in the Pacific Northwest is lower, making thunderstorms uncommon.
Officials warn of approaching storms and their potential to wreck harbors cities and ships. Past hurricanes like Galveston and Charleston show early unpreparedness causing wrecked vessels damaged docks and telegraph lines across coastal areas.
A colored cook returns home shouting from a revival meeting, voices a contrast between loud sermons and true faith. Aunt Mandy rebukes the worship style, stressing that real religion is quiet and peaceful.
Fragmentary historic reflection argues manners run deeper than etiquette, rooted in morality. It asserts a golden rule guiding child training in gentleness, suggesting a code would be unnecessary if such principles existed universally.
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