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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary notes reference a Portree incident and a person named Pertort amid wartime passions. The text hints at secrecy and a political or romantic conflict, with unclear details and damaged context.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Topeka area ad mentions Dr Mierce and a laxative product. It appears as a dubious testimonial with misspellings and garbled phrases, plus a Mrs ALI address line and references to confidential advert content.
A garbled OCR passage presents disjointed phrases and misread names likely from a historical page. It contains no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms and partial words.
A fragment describes jewelry in bright colors and synthetic pearls with references to odd shade combinations. It mentions necklaces bracelets and earrings in green gray and firetone hues and notes a shifting, almost alien style guiding accessorizing choices.
A fragmented fashion preview notes spring fabrics including chiffon outfits and green accents. It mentions patterning, material quality, and a focus on ready to wear pieces like coats and bathing salts with tailored lines, describing a Japanese influence in design.
Fragmented OCR describes colors and fabrics related to ashes of roses in spring garments. Mentions piping, facings, and color tones like tan pinks and conch, with references to weaving and dye notes.
Fashion notes reveal beaded evening gowns in silver and pale pink crepe with beaded trims. Exquisite frocks feature ostrich fringe and white ground with crystal strands, delicate tulle accents, and knotting of silver ribbons.
Fragmented OCR text mentions hosiery shades and names like Nalirelle and Jounesee with unclear references to locations and people. The garbled lines suggest a fashion or shopping snippet but lack coherent details, making precise summary difficult.
Fragments describe fur fashion trends and retail activity with mentions of markets and shoppers. The text references stylistic choices and seasonal purchases, noting local shops and potential price ranges amid unclear details.
A bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture analyzes how corn and hog prices respond to supply conditions. It shows that hog producers should study multiple factors, including breeding levels and corn prices, rather than chase high markets. Copies are available from the USDA in Washington, D.C.
The text argues for broad spreading fruit trees to bear large crops economically. It stresses strong, unbroken branches that resist bending and a gradual spreading as trees mature. Maintain loose branch structure with a single bearing surface on the outer side to build broad spreading trees.
The United States Department of Agriculture records trace the cooperative movement from the 1860s with the first cheese cooperative and fruit and vegetable grower organizations. It notes later alignments among grain growers and stock raisers through the late 19th century as the cooperative system expands.
Fragmentary notes discuss carrying capacity of sweet clover pasture for livestock. Mentions head per acre guidance under favorable growing conditions and potential stock density per acre, reflecting old agronomy terms and rough estimates.
The fragment discusses grain to feed nibblers and vows to reduce costs. It mentions a price pattern tied to weights and months with references to mutton and rate changes. Specific numbers and entities are unclear due to damaged text.
A Washington County youth won a pig contest by raising 3,043 pounds of pork in ten months. He kept careful records of feed and expenses, sold prize hogs to a packing house for 14.10 dollars per hundredweight, and earned a 25 cent per pound premium. The boy joined a pig club two years ago, using a movable hog house, clean water, pasture, sanitation, and planned feeding to demonstrate economic value.
Growers consider oil sprays to manage San Jose scale on trees. Mineral oil mixes can be bought or home made and are more effective than lime sulfur, though less fungicidal. Clemson expert Dr. Lathrop notes oil sprays are best for thorough scale removal and safer after season. apply during warm, dry spells and avoid prolonged cold.
The article notes two groups of garden pests affecting foliage and stems and those that feed on juices. It highlights potato beetles and cabbages as the former and plant lice as the latter. For control, arsenical poisons are recommended for the former, while sprays of ace fine or tobacco are suggested for the latter.
The article notes strawberries thrive in rich soil that has prior manure. It recommends planting the standard variety in early spring, though late fall planting can work. The Lrecbesring variety reportedly performs better in the same unit, per W. R. Martle, Kansas State Agricultural College extension horticulturist.
The fragment discusses conserving stock, choosing vegetables like corn and asparagus, and methods to save space and money in a garden. It mentions preserving, paper labeling, and evaluating varieties, noting differences in quality and storage between fresh and older crops.
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