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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
2
The Luverne items note a quarterly convention at Neal, coverage of local visitors Les Stolle and Appal ely for Rowwick, and a wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs J V Robinson. Mentions busyness of activities, care for a grandson, and a marriage involving Fay Ada at a family event hosted by the Lichty family.
Arvand Mrs Tas McGowain invited to stay Saturday. Donaldson and crew began basement of the new bank. Miss Jessie Andatyou finished duties at the creamery as extra help not needed. Fred Farmer held the lucky number winning a sewing machine driven away by Braden Hardware. Hairy Campbell expected home from Cadar Falls hospital with injured hand. A newborn baby girl arrived for Rev and Mrs Hyten. Steve Palmer bought a Model 98 Oakhind car from Whyte Auto Co and traveled to Fort Dodge with Mr Whyte. Ralph Cleveland ill with mild smallpox in southeast town, home quarantined. F T Bell and wife from Renwick visited. Bell showed blueprints for a $12,000 opera house and warehouse. contract to be let Monday. Bell has leased the new opera house.
A collage of strange reports from Philadelphia to New York and beyond including a heartless murder axiom, a 106 year old woman’s death after a party, a dog that climbs trees and a farmer’s horse recognizing a loved man. Moonshine in North Carolina and a “monkey rain” liquor tale round out the oddball items.
The Potter company presents a varied show featuring Mae Potter and a male star, with musical numbers including Folge Hes Ban Holt and a humorous Little, Mler Baby routine. Performances highlight individual acts and comedic sketches, drawing audience interest for a likely engaging evening.
In a hazy afternoon exchange, Hs Saw Tham and a friend discuss an odd event. A sudden shift in tone leads to a cryptic line about two men hit by a trolley and a chopping reference. The dialogue shifts to confusion and a nonchalant news brief vibe.
A garbled late night scene describes city chatter and motor car noise as a vast crowd moves through streets. The piece references a public uproar and a lyrical, sweeping account of social life, with mentions of fashion and urban bustle in a formal monthly tone.
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