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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
8
A desolate riverside cottage near Mey of tid pore jaf q Teasy on the Rhodonaliney Hrand stands abandoned after a mysterious fall. Local lore speaks of a ghostly Ayrtrw chief and strange sightings, with the manor now linked to a wandering tale involving Charles Molsehinn and a distant Washington Tennesse.
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The Agriculture Department outlines practices to preserve hay quality amid weather and harvest timing. It emphasizes early cutting when feasible, preserving color, and avoiding overripe or damaged hay while managing moisture and storage to maximize price and feed value.
The article discusses feeding strategies for calves to maximize milk output, noting dietary shifts from white to yellow greens and the need for tender, small feed portions. It emphasizes proper starting feeds for young calves, balanced minerals, and combining hay with grains. It also mentions hay quality, clover hay, and the importance of gradual grain introduction for calf development under supervision from the University extension in St Paul.
The report highlights the rising value of pure bred females across species. It notes adoption trends in cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and poultry, with strong emphasis on maintaining pure bloodlines to preserve desirable traits. Government sources cite increasing numbers enrolled in breeding programs and rising shares of pure bred stock among livestock holdings.
Geneal station fruit specialists recommend planting Chase sour cherry to replace English Morello in North America. The Chase cherry, similar to Morello but with fewer faults, ripens earlier and offers a sweeter, less astringent fruit, making it preferable for eating fresh.
Agricultural notes from a northeast Minnesota experiment station indicate clover or grass sod as a wetter, beneficial cover for potato crops on new clay soils. Trials showed early plantings yielded significantly less than later plantings, with May plots producing as low as 80 bushels per acre and later dates delivering higher yields. The study highlights the impact of cover crops on soil moisture and crop performance, underscoring timing and sod choice in production on clay lands.
Farmers flocked to extension meetings led by agricultural agents to study approved practices. Reports from the Agriculture Department show more than 55,500 attendees at demonstrations and over 470,000 at extension schools or short courses. The effort involves agricultural colleges, experiment stations, and local groups, with total farmer participation reaching into the millions.
The article outlines a method for cleaning and sterilizing straining cloths used with alk. Cloths should be washed, sterilized after each use, and exposure to cleans should last at least five wwhinkes.
Police investigate a Riverside incident described as a dramatic arson attempt with reports of cigarettes and matches. Witnesses claim a man named Chamberlain sparked a fire during a chaotic event endangering women and children. Detectives Kinney and Minning led the inquiry, noting a possible $20,000 stake in the case.
Aged widow Mary Podir, widow of John Podir, died of starvation in St Mary’s Hospital, Uaboten, amid a tangle of debts and alleged phantom investments. Police and officials reported a $10,000 bequest and notes of money tied to Butcher firm owner Mr Besson and several relatives. The case centers on alleged coercion and financial manipulation, with hospital authorities confirming the final cause as starvation.
Michigan patrols report a fugitive convict slain during a swamp chase near Mantle Ridge. Authorities say officers captured accomplice George Hicochas after a brief pursuit, with claims the suspect threatened to shoot three young witnesses. The episode follows a manhunt linked to prior escapes and a gunfight near the Heath area.
A garbled OCR note references a New York case about a dog and pants, mentioning the Supreme Court and a possible ruling on a nuisance or public matter. The fragment cites a court decision affecting a film or image ban and notes penalties or fines, but details are unclear due to text corruption.
An unturt lightning strike killed a man and a child who were seated together in a bedlike perch. A sent entity was on his lap at the time, causing injuries to a bystander and prompting a county investigation.
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