Renwick School Notes and Upcoming Events
Renwick School notes mention a resignation and dinner class news. The Renwick Road event is set for next Monday evening with entertainment numbers sponsored by the school. Renwick High traveled to Bailey last Wednesday for a 12 to 10 game, the next game is at home next Friday afternoon. No school next Tuesday due to County Institute. The piece discusses teacher attendance rules, pay, and debates on state aid and institute days. Hayley will assist in locating material, and the library now has 100 volumes from the State Library and county library allotments.
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Sea Tho
Renwick High
Baily
Qi Taok
Tha Tung
County Institute
Mies Hayley
Smu
Sine Wa
Pontiac
General Motors
LaSalle
General
United Effort
Purchaer
Insurance notice and local society notes from Renwick
Public notice from National Union Fire Insurance Company warns policyholders Mire Policies 103 to 126 and others may be canceled for nonpayment or mislaid claims. The notice says any loss claims will be denied and premiums will be paid if applicable. Local items mention George Carter, Homer Winters, Dr A H Stratford, J I Abernathy, J M Tate visiting Ber Muddling, Methodist Ladies Aid meeting, new cement walks, Mrs SMAL Nichola returning from Colorado, Putney Dampsey arguments, Consumers Service Station sale to Midcontinent Petroleum, aerial transfers planned, and Renwick stockholders holding Hawkeye certificates of doubtful value.
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Vlualve
Incluyive
Renwick
Iowa
Ageouy
L. 1
McDinmid
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Servic Station
Old Roman Fountain Said to Be Domitian’s Work
An aged spring fountain in Rome is attributed to Domitian, with scholars noting its conical spout and bronze globe water outlet. The site nearby features the so called Moti Sidans fountain and a history tied to the Coliseum era, though details remain debated among observers.
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Chefetlan Science Monster
Girouw
Domitian
Fragmented notice from historic report on a local accident and aftermath
Incident description details a vehicle crash with a broken wheel and subsequent aid efforts. Mentions location near Hugland and Seullind with references to a marriage context and an inset illustrating the scene.
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Gretna Geern
Cilen
Coon
Gert Rabbi
Hy Chan
Arene
Tephar
Hugland
Seullind
Fragmented Archive Teases Lost Earth Study Event
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an ancient geography lecture or study on Earth, mentioning Keown and Guoxgraphtent in a mismatched context. The readable bits suggest an academic setting with a focus on mapping, terrain, and depletions, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes on ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia
Dr WO Wieder discusses inscriptions and carvings from an old empire era. References mention Byblos Babylonians Elystum Nubian gold and a pictorial on a sarcophagus now in Berlin. The text notes a papyrus from the fourteenth century BC and clay tablets mapping roads, dated about 60 centuries AD by a cited scientist.
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Wo, Wieder
Antiquity of Gent Abbreviation Sparks Language Debate
The London Morning Post notes a reader’s perplexity over the abbreviation gent used in legal and social contexts. It cites 17th century inscriptions and a quote about the term from O W Holmes, arguing the word marks social status yet has become vulgar in modern usage.
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Craxley Green
Shogla
Shropshire
Janetta
O. W. Holmes
London
Morolag Post
Children at Play and the Poetic Voice of Youth
A reflective passage on children at play in a green suburb near Shacklewell. The author compares the sounds of young voices to poetry, contrasting them with adult speech and noting how childhood speech carries a tender, expressive beauty unmatched by mature conversation.
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Shacklewell
Muste
Sarah Prase
Charles Lamb
Elfa
Fragmented OCR scraps describe posters and signs with odd terms
The readable lines mention posters and sheets, an aqueduct performing marvels, and a phrase about crime timing. References to an optimist and a person named Baba appear amid garbled sentences from a 19th century weekly.
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Mackgaards
R. S. Mem
New Ranper's Weekly
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Koling
Prisey
Fatty
Withan
George Carter
Arien
Homer Winters
Colorado
A. H. Statford
Fort Dade Gibitore
J. 11. Abernathy
J. M. Tate
Bermuddl Ingt
Methodist Ladies Aid
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Delco Light Company
Alfred P. Stoan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Prigidalre
Welco-Light
Elecerte
Ust
Phun
Metropolitan Trio
The
Vernon Theatre
Galgano
Shumdant
Central States
Montana
Ratern
Milwa
Milwaukee
Spewich
S.D
Baker
Mont
Orient
S. D
Linen
Moses
Ito
Western Dakotas
Macon City
Canton
Armin
Mian
Sid Egan
Herdén
Spike Lake
Storm Lake
Lows
Herndon
Stour City
Isaase
Tor
Ral
Dalen Stalos
Chicago
Husking
Mario-Rodenborn
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