New Market for One Hundred Million Bushels of Corn
George Kuliszs of Des Moines argues a new market for corn sugar can absorb 100 million bushels annually. He cites pure food law issues, proposes amending labeling rules, and urges an educational push to make corn sugar a staple, creating a broad market for surplus corn and benefiting farmers and related industries nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kulizs
Bunkers Lite Company
Des Moines
Aldain
Jiracnet Ag
Farmers gain in purchasing power and stray notes on public life
The clipping discusses the farmer’s dollar value at 87 cents compared with 1909 to 1914, hints at a modest farmer’s daytime welfare, mentions new comets, Congress distributing the Congressional Record to schools, and jokes about Washington politics, Judge’s advice on mustaches, Coolidge’s image, aviation work, and Japan-Russia relations.
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Congress
Washington
Winter Bird Feeding Encouraged by University Expert
Professor Dayton Stoner of the University of Iowa's zoology department notes winter feed can keep birds in the state. He says many species stay or linger if food is augmented, reducing winter mortality. Counts show up to 40 species wintering in southern Iowa with 10 to 20 belated migrants observed.
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Tawa
Dayton Stoner
Départment of Zoology
University of
Chis
Stoner
Towa. S
No Hunting Allowed on Premises by Undersigned
No hunting or trapping will be allowed on the premises of the undersigned. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. A list of names including J Packard Henry Eastman W A Packard and others appears in the notice.
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J. Packard
Henry Eastman
W.A. Packard
Gillespie Ozis
Henry Leuthie Clias
Schipull
A. Simpson
D. F. Kelling
Wil Engh
Oliver Chapman
Geo
Yoder William Shrader
J. Hy
Frank Bertie C
Martin Will Helmke
Abernathy
Geo. Holtmann
Wilfrel Price
Grover Yoder Henry
Alesie Guy Ballard
Lee Q. A. Overbaugh
Tank
Peer A. G. Helmke
Tohn Galtesen
Carl
Necem Walstarr A
Hi Draeger
John Bannick
B.D. Lassen
Chris Pogge
G. R. Stringer
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank Renwick
The regular annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Renwick will be held at the bank on Tuesday January 12 1926 between 2 and 4 p m for the purpose of electing directors and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting R M Goettsch cashier
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Naional Bank of Renwick
Debate on co education in China stirs old fears
A Ghinese commission once investigated co education in China and urged against it. They blamed girls for spending less time on study and more on attracting husbands. The passage also notes historic rivalry between Gauls and Teutons and mocks remedies for female crime.
Christmas Stockings to Fill Gowns and Skirts Next Year
The notice says enough silk stockings will be provided as Christmas presents to sustain skirts and garments for another year, implying continued supply or distribution planning for holiday period.
State Iowa adds JiaSt 2018 in 1025 law change
Secretary Jardine's agricultural conference in Chicago will include representatives from nearly all lines except farming. The note implies a shift in policy making that makes lawbreaking easier and mentions a 2018 state context tied to Iowa and JiaSt. The report highlights broad attendance with notable absences.
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Iowa
Jardine
Chicago
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Renwick, Iowa
U.S
Renwick Farmers’ Exchange Co
Wm. Beenen Furniture
Holyer
President Coolidge
United States
Mitchell Court
Russia
Japan
Kip
R. M. Goettsch
Juluus Gensar
Christ
France
Germany
Renwick
Renwick Toaws
Renwick Times Office
Mr. Merchant
Renwick Times
the City Cafe
Will G. Snyder
Oakdale Dairy
W. H. Uelinke
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