17 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
1
A crochet pattern advertisement details a simple square motif forming an ef fective design with color options and pillow illustrations. It requests 15 cents in stamps to order pattern S056 with name address and pattern number, and mentions medicinal products and a moral maxim about avenging wrongs.
Report covers Senator Bulkley and a proposed eight billion dollar federal toll highway system with ten superhighways, funded by tolls and land leases. Roosevelt relief efforts and price/wage actions are noted, plus Capone, Hitler, and German military reshuffles with monarchist plots and Nazi consolidation of power.
Secretary Hull writes to Senator Pitman denying any alliance or agreement with Britain or other powers related to war or naval operations. The letter responds to questions on foreign policy. House passes farm bill with extended soil conservation program and benefit payments to cooperating farmers after conference approval.
In Washington a large gathering of nearly two thousand small business men at the Commerce Department generated heated debate over Roosevelt Administration policies. While some urged major reforms, others opposed wage and hour regulation, and several attendees pressed for government loans to small firms. The event produced a mix of clashes and scattered recommendations, with broader implications for New Deal governance and the administration’s relationship to business interests.
Soil release must be cautious says Herrid Coulter vegetable expert Ferry Seed Institute. Use seeds from dependable sources. rotted manure and poor soil texture ruin crops. Pick capable seeds and prep soil to avoid waste in peppers and other plants.
The governor declares the day of fasting Hamopshire’s observance on the ne tenth Thursday of April, set aside for fasting. Collier's Weekly notes the proclamation and its ceremonial significance for the state.
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