Sunday services announced at Luni church
At Luni Sunday School at 2:00 and Preaching at 3:00 p.m. You are welcome to any or all of the above service. JH. Perry, Pastor.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
4
At Luni Sunday School at 2:00 and Preaching at 3:00 p.m. You are welcome to any or all of the above service. JH. Perry, Pastor.
Methodied Church holds services every Sunday at 11 004. m and 3 16 p m with Sunday School at 10 008, Mipworth League 7730 ppms and Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 20 p m Your presence at these services is desired Wm Kigge Pastor
The Lutheran church schedules English services in the morning at 19 32 with Sunday School and Bible Class at Vs805. No services are planned for the evening. Pastor Ri F Schedtler conducts the service.
The forecast from the British ministry of agriculture predicts a massive wheat crop in the United States with total yield around 901 million bushels for spring wheat and 697 million for another segment. Estimates also project record barley and rye outputs, large oat and corn prospects, and notable increases in wheat acreage versus last year.
The Food Administration reports the dairy market adjusting to wartime needs. About 20 million pounds of cheese from old stocks are sent to British buyers while butter stores are depleted and consumption rises in cities. Milk consumption in New York fell eight percent last winter but has since rebounded. Condensed milk demands grow with shipments allocated by available space. Cheese is highlighted as a concentrated nutritious ration for heavy labor in the British army.
The Belgian authorities announce a rural propaganda campaign to promote goat farming to aid wartime needs. Funds are allocated to provincial committees to expand herding and dairy in neighborhoods near Brussels and extended to Namur and Antwerp provinces.
A damaged account describes French breakfast at a Paris hotel where guests complain of hard bread, lack of butter or cream for coffee, and slow service. The piece laments the industrially produced loaf and sour mood of diners amid a failing kitchen. It mentions Roxkdoy and lingering complaints about sugar and fresh fruit.
The article highlights English women aiding the Home Front by joining the Women’s Land Army and performing farm work. It describes training, local meetings in Oxford Street, and the impact of women on farm labor, with quotes about morale and the value of women workers in sustaining agricultural output during wartime.
France faced heavy cattle losses with about five million head slaughtered and 1. Guidance for the remaining stock notes a curated reduction across ten northern departments. The surviving cattle are lighter than prewar averages, with weights dropping from around 1700 pounds to roughly 150 to 170 pounds per animal.
Fragmented OCR notes describe rules for weighing and certifying food products and candidates, mentioning producers, merchants, and authorities. It notes that certificates hinge on producer origin, with strict timing and auditing involving the internal pages and a potential food safety or market regulation process.
Amid limited staffing and aging county employees, officials struggle to recruit for essential roles. A recent push aimed at boosting hiring failed to meet targets as local departments report fresh vacancies and ongoing staffing gaps.
A fragment discusses a wheatless bread recipe tested at the University of Minnesota and served in sandwiches. It references the anti‑war mood, German threat, and Allied soldiers, noting cautious reception and wartime caution about rationing and morale.
A fragmentary wartime style pamphlet lists wheatless rules and picnic foods. It mentions wheatless meals, potatoes, eggs, cheese, and a suggested bread or dough recipe, implying broader guidelines from the era and a note about government penny allotments.
A garbled text fragment mentions individuals and fat women with unclear actions. The readable portions identify Somer Healy and references to names, but no coherent event, date, or place is established. The piece lacks concrete facts suitable for a full news item.
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