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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
10
A fragmented notice recalls a relic given to Mr. and Mrs. Mabrel, and notes restoration by witnesses in Winrise. It mentions Williams, Tyla Inyo, clerk of the Hon Tenis Clay, and Daniel Webster among others tied to Quincy and Hathou. The item is linked to a anniversary event with references to lasting ties and local memories in Tama tu Lasting, Ky.
General account notes Locals facing losses amid widespread work disruptions in New York and neighboring states. Officials report injuries and damaged facilities while unions seek remedies and wage protections in a volatile economic landscape. Managers pledge investigations and coordinated responses.
A historical note outlines breeding male importance and flock averages around 160 to 180 birds, with emphasis on selecting high quality cock birds, winter production cycles, and the role of a clear breeding record. It discusses mating plans, environment, and the impact of individual birds on overall flock performance. It also mentions careful purchasing and record keeping to maintain a strong breeding program.
TW Clark of Colorain Agricutral College cautions that the year’s peak requires ample road water shindle and pasture resources. He notes that stockholders must ensure timely access to these essentials to support pig farming during the growing season and protect livelihoods amid fluctuating costs.
A New Mexico report credits a market association with restructuring bean packing and grading to prevent buyers from dominating prices. The effort, led by sixteen warehouses and specialized packing plants, aims to improve product reliability, uniformity, and market access for pinto bean growers amid prior exploitation by large buyers.
Nome farmers report sheep suffer when water is dirty or unavailable. Without clean spring or well water, sheep waste away in winter. Adequate water improves appetite and vitality, while feed like hay or grain cannot compensate for poor water access. Ensuring reliable clean water is essential for healthy flocks.
The text discusses methods of feeding fowls and the hazards of improper feed systems. It contrasts dry feed with other techniques and mentions terms like der-feed and arash gystons, noting issues from heat and potential spoilage. It highlights the dangers of sloppy or unsuitable washers and the importance of careful feeding practice.
The article discusses optimal wheat cutting timing, warning premature harvests risk losses. It notes that cutting too early can reduce yields and quality, urging farmers to wait for appropriate maturity. References broad guidance from agricultural authorities and farm organizations on timing and methods.
A fragment describes an improved rake used to sweep litter and capture finer particles, with emphasis on a single piece note. The text outlines the rake’s edging and working edge effectiveness in gathering litter and sifting fine material through a filtrate.
Brooklyn police case centers on officers and suspect as key witnesses in a burglary at a Brooklyn drug store. Deputy Commissioner Fauroi confirms a suspect named Benjamin Rackhower, allegedly aided by two others, with a burglary timed around 12:20 am. The hearing pauses as investigators verify clock observations and seek further statements.
In Selkirk police and townspeople react to alleged robbery attempts by Winnipeg visitors. Chief Baker, a 263 pound officer, led a dramatic pursuit tearing through Main Street, later returning exhausted but triumphant as the incident cooled.
A self confessed bigamist from Baltimore is said to have lived with two wives since marrying a second in year five. He has a thirteen year old child with one wife and another marriage to an eighteen year old in Prestonsturg, Ke. He allegedly traveled with wife No 2 to Benititpore and continued living with all three.
In Mearfield Pennsylvania a miner near Aroond was struck during a mine incident. Amuar Whitseld suffered facial injuries while Abert of Hehtnlag assisted, and a fellow miner fell unconscious as debris collapsed in the mine tunnel.
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