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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
5
A 1927 American Road Builders Association report shows 26 818 killed and 708 700 injured on US streets and highways. The text compares these totals to the Regular Army in 1887 and imagines nationwide and city scale disasters to argue motorists’ carelessness and foolishness, urging safer driving.
Farmers face a belief that birds are pests yet scientists warn insects threaten civilization. A single partridge eats 80 000 white gnats yearly while a dukerang species flea pair could yield over 441 quadrillion hatchlings annually. Birds naturally prey on a wide range of insects, supporting the idea to spare birds as a form of natural pest control.
County groups push egg consumption during National Egg Week with plans for local support. Hugh E. Gordon of the AWA Poultry Improvement Association leads state efforts. Amy Lown chairs the state organization. County agents, agriculture department officials, schools, and clubs join to form local groups under the motto Bets for Vitamines, highlighting eggs as a rich source of vitamins A and D, protein, minerals, and digestible fat.
Salvation Army workers relieved catastrophe near Santa Paula distributing bedding clothing and provisions. Major Penfold relayed Colonel Powley report praising night work and relief efforts in Santa Paula area. Local appeal aims for 40.00 and will be led by Mrs W Gray in Renwick.
Horace Coleman of Baxter Iowa arrived in LuVerne to begin editorial duties and take charge of the LuVerne News on April 1 after finalizing arrangements in Des Moines. Hartinger will depart, staying briefly next week to settle business before moving on.
The Iowa Department of Agriculture announces no open season for candling eggs purchased from producers this spring due to out-of-incubation eggs and poor quality. March and April, previously open, are now restricted to improve safety and buyer confidence. violators may be prosecuted.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Herman beer then pivot to Paris and an unclear presidential reference. A radio announcer hints at conflict ending while Italy features a favorite son candidate. An American internationalist is defined as one who favors US navy in a League of Nations rear seat.
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