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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
7
A fragmentary preview shows a garden tips piece discussing planting, root dipping, and evergreen care. It mentions weather, watering, and soil mud paste, with stray references to heat, mulching, and pruning practices.
A garbled recipe excerpt describes a sandwich with chicken, amyomalae, pineagote, and Crinzled lita, plus steps to toast and layer ingredients with seasonings. It mentions serving with a salad and baked biscuits, and notes a fictional author Very Rood.
A fragmented OCR tale describes Betty and Bobbo assembling gifts with fur, stamps, and seals. It mentions a box labeled mallow, a tiny foxish motif, a large vase like piece, a heavy cut paper fragment, seals pasted along edges, and a blotter pad from Innes postboard.
A damaged OCR fragment depicts a chaotic printing process with packing, paste, and paper handling. It mentions a Mastin Al byline and a folding technique, with references to blotter, packers, and a cigar box like container. The text remains unreadable in places but suggests archival printing steps.
Fragmentary historical note discusses belief that high places were built as shrines for worship of gods. Describes early expressions of religious reverence and the social dynamics around desecration and honor. Mentions hills as sites of shrines and a widespread custom in past centuries.
A fragmentary item notes an individual or duo pursuing an unusual project described as a treadmill style venture. The readable text suggests a personal or family angle and hints at unconventional goals without clear outcomes or dates.
A fragmented report describes mischief at a city gas station near Grand Central involving teenagers and college boys. It mentions cash only business, forged accounts, stolen fuel, and a gas attendant’s caution, ending with a humorous note about the teens’ behavior.
A rambling, partially garbled letter from Frank nrtaan, editor of the Hepudtteau in Farmington Michigan, mentions meeting Frank Trompyll in Yeulon and recalls era Depression and movie anecdotes involving Miss Morgan. It weaves in travel, strangers, and small vivid scenes from early cinema, with digressions on Spanish, horses, and city life.
Notes on how separator speed, cream position, and maintenance influence cream quality. Recommendations include a speed indicator, prompt separation after milking, keeping supply tanks full, and keeping the separator clean to preserve fat and volume.
The article warns dairy farms that abnormal cow conditions may stem from poor roughage quality. It advises starting forage preparation now, shredding fodder for better digestibility, and storing feeds under shelter. Corn fodder should not be sole roughage, and ensure proper feeding times to avoid moldy or spoiled fodder and economic loss.
Exchange plan under Fraski County Co-Operative Ball es éialog shows proven sires increasing milk and fat output. Segla Gollak, Holstein bull, and King Ornsby Colantha Da Kol sth daughters posted notable gains in milk and fat, with Idaho breeders Town Brothers of Ovid highlighted for herd impact.
News from agricultural notes highlights 40 percent of U S counties free of tuberculosis and advises freshening cows with moderate feeding after milking. It credits Holstein herds in one area with 172 cows testing, while others show low test percentages. Farmers urged to maintain prospering herds and avoid overdrafts amid regional bee and timber notes.
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