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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
5
The government developed a new type of currency paper and smaller bill size to reduce wear from handling. One dollar notes will lead the change, with all denominations gradually following over about five years, easing production and storage while causing temporary handling adjustments.
A Republican editorial laments widespread disrespect for law and cites Kossuth County double taxation cases. It argues lawyers use technicalities to defeat justice, noting farms taxed at high assessments despite mortgages and lower real values, urging fair treatment for taxpayers and mothers.
A national program designates each year a number of master farmers to honor outstanding tillage work. Missouri lists Ki Abeles of Bolivar Route 3 as meeting all criteria including 210 acres managed, efficient equipment, scientific feeding and community duties. His project cleared 88 of 1400 White Leghorn necks and showcased practical farming methods.
The article urges savers to consult bankers before investing, warning against impulsive speculative choices. It notes bankers can guide toward gilt edge bonds or trusted investment houses and stresses checking the people you do business with as key to successful saving.
A smear of alleged theft by famed authors circulates in scholarly circles. Dumas, Bunyan, Weems, and others are named in claims drawn from a Philadelphia Public Ledger article cited by Literary Digest. The piece notes disputes over source material and originality while acknowledging myths like the cherry tree tale.
Our law making machinery for State and Federal governments is clogged. Many 1920 measures passed, others would hinder enforcement. Agitis insurance banking public utilities and railroads, backbone of industry, face harassment. Businesses must raise taxes increase payrolls and fund expansion to meet public demand.
A garbled note describes a belated joke about a Christmas tree being arrested by a prohibition agent who mistook it for a nightclub hostess. The text mentions a saxophone and learning to play, but the overall sense is diffuse and lacks clear facts.
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