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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
6
The speaker urges farmers to stay united and control their own harvests. They warn against outsiders taking over during markets and emphasize self reliance in selling oats, corn, and potatoes through own elevator and facilities.
A seven foot long highway magnet built by the State College at Brookings and devised by J. W. Parmley of the State Highway Commission has been tested on state roads from Aberdeen to Ipswich Mobridge and the Black and Yellow trails. It collects nails, bolts and steel fragments, lifting up to about 600 pounds, with two passes needed for 24 foot wide roads. The device has drawn nationwide interest and may spread to other states.
The article notes that the upcoming Seventieth Congress is shaping up as a heated session with battles over farm relief tax cuts and national defense. It mentions a potential Muscle Shoals controversy and a farm bloc coalition strategy traded among bills such as Boulder Dam and McNary Haugen. It concludes the Sixty ninth Congress will seem tame by comparison once the record is written.
Denver delegates of the International Advertising Association claim advertising drives church welfare and social uplift. Charles Stelzle argues churches must advertise spiritual and moral ware to engage the masses and fulfill their duties. The meeting touts newspaper advertising as the best paid publicity for church activities and as a growing science that pays.
Secretary Hoover directs a broad operation to restore agriculture and industry in floodstricken areas, return refugees home, rebuild roads, and provide credit for farmers and workers. He oversees Red Cross workers and local business aid while sanitary conditions improve and recovery progresses.
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