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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
6
Proper feed is essential to prevent stunting and keep pigs growing. A diet should supply adequate energy and protein, with minerals and vitamins to support daily gains and overall health.<?xml version="1.0"?>
The Rock Island Argus profiles Herbert Hoover noting his frugality and independence from decorum, his dislike of exercise and diets, frequent smoking, and a mix of shy gentleness and rapid drafting. The piece comments on his interests from fishing to opera, his cabinet tenure, and his quiet yet talkative moments. It highlights his suppposed detachment from alcohol since entering office and his distinctive jawline.
Christmas is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Christ though exact date is unknown. Officially set for December 26 in the fourth century, it blends Christian and pagan customs, celebrating religious and social traditions with charity and goodwill.
Iowa State College gained about $11 600 after prize money and sale of animals at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. About 660 students contributed, with swine leading income at roughly $4 800 from 22 head, and beef cattle producing excess funds. The college also earned roughly 145 ribbons including championships and grand titles.
Iowa J H club members swept nine first prizes and all junior cattle championships at the International Livestock Exposition. Clarence Goecke and Keith Collins won grand champion steer and carcass honors, sharing about 16,000 in prizes. Iowa youths from Marshall, Cerro Gordo, State Center and other towns earned multiple blue ribbons and team placements in beef feeding, nutrition judging, clothing and other contests.
The convention advocated a six hour day and a five day week without work. The piece notes a Democrat still displaying AL Smith on his windshield and comments on a man clinging to past identity as a sign of being finished.
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