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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
3
School notes report Woltz Studio will visit Thursday afternoon to take annual group pictures. Annual plans progress, several page sponsorships still open. Contact Rachel Mandseger or Garry Kraft. Illness affects staff. substitutes assist in first grade and kindergarten.
In Webster City Thanksgiving nuptials join Andrew Frakes and Mollie Rowell of Chicago. Renwick attend Tabernacle meet in Eagle Grove. Forty Ames youths head to Panama Pacific Exposition. C&NW trims rail service to one passenger train each way after this week. Rebekahs host meeting at schoolhouse. Snowstorm busses and wildlife hunts note a busy weekend. Bornholdt, pioneer and musician, dies at 74 after long Renwick residence. Gary Lee Kelling’s birth announced. Hans Madsen farm chimney fire prompts fire truck call. Mrs James Nervig passes away in Humboldt formerly of Renwick area.
W R Whitfield, extension poultryman, says hens are too light and must be well fed and watered to stay fat and laying through winter. Aaron Bowman, Wright County Extension Director, cites Whitfield's recent visits to Iowa Demonstration Flocks as evidence.
Whitfield warns that half the flocks are underweight and production will drop in a cold snap. He stresses must have five inches feeder space per bird and at least an inch water space with 5 gallons per 100 hens in reserve. Demonstration flock reports show flocks with five or more inches per bird averaged 519 eggs per hen versus 198 with less than five inches.
I thank all our friends for cards letters flowers and gifts received while I was in the hospital and since my return home. All were appreciated more than words can express. Mrs Bert Martin.
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