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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
7
A fragmented OCR item mentions a former Lexnd raviger and an alt text about substituting for Garner in a military context. The readable portion hints at a press or conference from Hin Eitrcentl ditrich, with unclear names and places.
A garbled OCR item mentions a statesman and Britain, with references to waiting in what seems a parliament setting. The fragment hints at proposals, gifts, and negotiations but text is indecipherable, offering no clear entities or actions.
The article describes Lima modernizing its historic center with new water systems and street changes while preserving older cobblestone blocks. It notes one way streets, renamed blocks, and the tension between modernization and tradition in public spaces and architecture, including the National Palace and walls around the city.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers and dealers to test seed before planting. Key tips include testing at home or in a lab, dating test results within two months of purchase, evaluating variety accuracy, and saving tags and invoices. Report misbranded or poor quality seed to state seed offices to prevent losses like alfalfa and red clover mixups.
Reports from the Bureau of Habitat Surveys and the United States Department of Agriculture indicate eelgrass shortages along the Atlantic coast, affecting the Will Fowl population. Brant numbers of young birds have declined due to heavy snow, and adult wintering birds show poorer condition. Agencies warn that eelgrass loss endangers key feeding grounds and are studying causes under the treaty framework with Great Britain.
The United States Department of Agriculture studied 2,429 hogs at Milesity, Maine, during 1827 to 1925. Findings show birth weights varied, with weights from two and a half to three pounds at early growth stages and subsequent gains differing by individual pig.
The fragmented note mentions U S agricultural schools and port shipping, with reference to orchards, pruning costs, sheep fuel, and a peach tree on JW Ferxusam’s property in Texas. It notes government support and a 52 percent wheat acreage increase, plus a Nebraska project “Fis Tr” including farm work, gene beans, and recreation equipment.
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