09 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
1
A design description details a bag filling aid aimed at reducing back strain. It attaches a cam pin device to a bin frame, holding the arch and bag in place during filling. The apparatus is mounted at waist height to prevent bending and keeps the bag bottom aligned to ease operation.
A fragment discusses calf feeding with silage and risks of disastrous results. It mentions using second cutting of forage or alternate feeds, suggesting careful practice and avoiding poor silage quality. The text references parish contexts and general farm management notes without clear dates or places.
Article suggests installing wire cloth netting across eaves to block birds and leaves from entering gutters. It recommends crimping netting to the eaves or securing with wire at two to three foot intervals to maintain water flow and exclude debris.
Draft discusses gostei and free from Thettop and Binding with tone on horse work and weight. It mentions preparations for hobess of shollir boll and the load on bigger Miran, noting balance and caution not to overdo it.
A historic note describes using a rolling cutter to cover weeds grubbery and trash before plowing. Proper alignment keeps the cut ahead of the plow point while a basket or rod helps loosen stubble. Plows work better when tractor speed and horsepower are matched to conditions.
The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture weighs crow role in farming. It says crows help by consuming crop pests like grasshoppers and caterpillars but also harm cornfields and nests. Advocates warn blanket shooting is unwise. the bureau leans toward measured management.
Excess profits earned by wool dealers in 1938 are being distributed to about 160,000 wool growers by the Agriculture Department. Estimates place total excess profits well above the missioned sum, with most already turned over to the Bureau of Markets for distribution. Some dealers have failed or refused full payment, and the department, with Justice Department cooperation, works to secure the remaining funds and complete the distribution at an indicated pace.
A garbled report highlights hazards of grain dust explosions, noting potential losses of millions in property and injury. Authorities from the agriculture department discuss investigation costs and measures aimed at reducing risk in grain processing facilities.
The article notes how a common lead pencil helps in marking and saving time by outlining and arranging tasks, illustrating practical benefits in everyday writing and drafting. It highlights the tool’s role in improving accuracy and efficiency for readers.
The article surveys late 1930s style, detailing Luckey Lelong garments and one piece frocks. It notes full skirts, long waistlines, oval necklines, and embroidered decorations, praising slender silhouettes, rich fabrics, and shoulder drape while warning against overtrimmed, excessive fullness.
Ambiguous text suggests claims that Aspirin Then P is genuine and Brlélen Cohumbia is linked to Aleplano eggs from hatcheries. The fragment mentions Alpine air travel to a port and a school month ending with five absences, referencing a student named Galye Ing who notes a forgotten attendance.
The article notes church bells in Asia Minor tied to Moslem rulers, Turkish actions in 2017 melting bells of Ash Spor, and Armenian Christians raising funds for a bell in Storustt. It references escalating tensions under regional overlords and reflects on religious symbolism amid strife.
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