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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
7
A historical narrative recounts a winter famine where farmer families, led by a heroic figure, rationed scarce wheat from a single farm. It details survival trials, a disease impact, and a dramatic Cheyenne attack scene culminating in a siege where resilience and sacrifice preserve family life.
The piece traces Myron Hurts’ rise from a clever college student to a self made millionaire through bold stock moves and family influence. His early brilliance and risk taking contrast with a deep sense that the wealth should fund a noble career rather than pure riches. The narrative frames his wealth as a test of values and a critique of chasing money over public work.
Dr. Margaret Welle, a New York State College of Home Economics expert, advocates cooperation with a child to build self expression and independence. She contrasts this with punishment based obedience and notes cooperation supports healthier habits, social development, and self control through daily routines and suitable companionship.
Explore claims of caves linked to Prince Charles near Loch Torrid, with notes on alleged historic holes and misidentifications. Reports describe a large hydroelectric dam flooding caves said to be connected to the prince, while other sites near Kinlochmoidish and Sheltey are dismissed as unauthentic by researchers.
A fragmented account describes snuff dipping among social groups, noting the practice by women and its impact on habits. It mentions a long stick used for chewing and a brushlike mouth result, referencing age and behavior in social grades.
A garbled note claims Downing Street originated from a figure named Sire Reorge Downing, described as a sister with A tlatea and chutigea. It says Downing went to Cromwell w Holland as resident, then after the Restoration he became MP to VOL, with unclear roles and dates.
The extension service report from the state university notes a favorable but cautious dairy outlook. It cites rising milk production and larger herds, with prices staying low due to strong consumer demand. Despite storage gains, dairy values remain depressed, while output increases nationwide and in Colorado.
Profit hinges on protein in dairy cow rations. Five pounds of shredded corn replace three pounds of alfalfa hay in scarce protein, while corn can substitute eight pounds of nifattn hay in other feeds. Suggested mix includes ground snapped corn 20 pounds, second hay 100 pounds, bran 109 pounds, cottonseed meal 100 pounds, to be fed at one pound per cow per day with four pounds of MIE during production.
Surveys show butter consumption rising 20 to 80 percent in Kan Suz Minnesets and Wisconsin, with intensified education work by dairy networks. A spring 24 percent jump in Tuma Iowa supports that these gains may be permanent, and state surveys indicate widespread increases where local dairy councils operate.
A Plaud Van Stelter dairy in Champaign county Ohio reports milk flow cups costing 4 50 each. They say milk price at 3 cents a pound and a decrease of 12 cents per day reduces income by $3 a month. Cups take 40 days to pay off, but owners claim greater overall credit from cups.
The article notes Thore attendees at the national dairy show in St Louis last year saw a production herd concept. Six daughters of the sire owned by George W. Cope of Wisconsin averaged 25972 pounds milk and 5107 pounds fat. The top cows produced 840 pounds more milk than the average of their group. The animals were shown at the national dairy show last year.
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