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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
5
The editorial argues that tax reductions are the main solution for agricultural hardship. It contends taxes affect prices indirectly through costs and warns politicians against using farmers as political pawns. It claims lower taxes would relieve the farmer by reducing the overall price burden.
Co operation has existed since men hunted together to increase efficiency and now shapes business law. The era of cooperation unites small farmers to balance power with larger rivals, aiming to resolve the agricultural problem through cooperative farming and marketing.
The piece discusses the Bok prize peace plan gaining public attention. It notes a $50,000 base award and an extra $50,000 if the plan succeeds, with supporters hopeful the plan will be approved without delay and that any peace proposal may be preferable to current options.
A Business Proposition notes that American farmers lead in automobile interest though most own cars not as essentials. The report says machinery replaces wheelbarrows for chores, and farm work uses horn signals to wake helpers.
Mrs Kathryn Christine Goettsch, born January 30 1857 in Heiligenhafen Germany, died January 24 in Renwick at 1 30 pm aged 66. She emigrated to America in 1886 with husband Asa Mgoldach later Goettsche. Funeral at Keystone Thursday. burial in Keystone with Goettsch family. She leaves two daughters Mrs Wagner and Mrs Wage of Davenport, a stepdaughter Mrs Henry Inger, and fourteen grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs ity M Goettsch and Mr and Mrs H B Goettsch thank friends and neighbors for flowers and sympathy in their sorrow in a brief local remembrance note.
A wandering woman, apparently estranged from a drunken husband, was found on the evening train and spent the night at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Irwine Peer. She claimed to be away for fun and had money, then decided to buy a ticket for St Paul, Minnesota.
From Washington, Congressman Dickinson of Iowa's Tenth district is touted as a vice presidential candidate. Supporters cite his farm program leadership and advocacy for farmers, arguing the Algona native would strengthen Republican appeal in agricultural states.
Assessor checks radios in Humbold County and finds owners must pass fix on their machines. Wright County reports some units not taken by assessors. Readable fragments suggest Humboldt warns about rewrites or notices tied to assessment actions.
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