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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1931

Page

2

Radio Guided Planes and Auto by Remote Control

In Houston a demonstration with four pilotless monoplanes used radio control from a plane circling Municrpal airport. Robert E. Autrey of Los Angeles, holder of three patents, claimed early progress in driving a car by radio and presented a test linking auto control with aerial control. Ailerons and engines were managed remotely, with Whitey Owen piloting the airborne craft. An accident caused temporary loss of control and one pilot died from the event, though Autrey asserted radio control could manage multiple aircraft.

Houston Texas Municrpal Aie Robert E. Autrey Los Angeles Governmentat Autrey Vaio Roy Owen Avtiloe Daniel Aubrey

Oldest Swede in 106th Year Celebrated In Sweden

In Destersund Sweden a farmer near Guatssjor Ljurs Glofsson celebrated as one hundred and one years old. In Gagkxajoe parish two men aged one hundred six and one hundred, with centenarians and five others at ninety nine.

Destersund Sweden Ljurs Glofsson Guatssjor Gagkxajoe

Made to Order Weather Predicted by Carrier in St Louis

Willis W. Carrier told St Louis business leaders that home air conditioning could create controlled climates from 68 to 70 degrees, with 400 heat units per hour typical for an average resting person. He cited Harvard research and practical reuse in theaters and stores, noting comfort remains steady across clothing changes.

St Louie Willis W. Carrier American Society of Heating and Venjuating Engineers Rvam of Trade St Louis Narvard American Society Ofeating and Bureau of Things

Fifteen Children Win Prize At Pure Man Ball Event

Memphis coverage notes American Legion sponsored contest for the man throwing the most children to the Pure Man ball. Ton Dwyer arrived with his 15 sons and daughters. four of his children participated in the event.

Memphis American Legion Ton Dwyer

Swan jailed to cell rideun England

A swan rose into a police station in Rideun England and was placed in a cell on a menu of incident and water.

Rideun England

Grown This Year by Stanley Groton in Accomac County

Strange As It Seems notes that this year Albany farmer Stanley Groton of Accomac County Virginia grew a remarkable crop. The column highlights unusual agricultural yields and local anecdotes tied to Groton’s handiwork.

John Hix Stanley Groton Accomac County, Va

Inaugurates New Marker System at Cleveland Airport

A tower near the Hillebed pill airport in Cleveland Ohio stands as the first in a proposed nationwide system of pilot and motorist markers. Symbols on the tower indicate position on a map with letters for degrees and figures for minutes of latitude and longitude. Louis J Alumer, a lamp maker, is the inventor of the new method.

Hillebed Pill Cleveland Ohio Luda J. 4Alumer

Armory veteran wins British Open BATE championship

A veteran Deproit, a noted professional, won the British open BATE championship defeating Carnoustie Courke. He played a total of 8K strokes across the round finishes, marking a major victory in the event.

Raniny Armoury Deproit Carnoustie Courke

Fisherman Digs Worms as Birds Steal Them All

A fisherman buried in a tale recounts digging worms for bait but birds rapidly snatch the catch. The scene unfolds with repeated attempts and a robin seen nearby as the last worm is stolen, leaving the fisherman frustrated.

Patna Hollenhiel Esa Drosaling Wivrlod

Man jailed for two months after hesitating tale

A man was sentenced to two months in jail after an attempted theft of $100 from Mira Van Shadek. The judge, John D. Bones, noted hesitation before the act and ordered the jail term despite contingencies for return of the funds.

Hareford Coun Y Arimlic Banke Barks Mudge John D. Bones Mira van Shadek

Lights of New York and Mantle’s Lost Bag Mystery

A garbled reminiscence recalls reporter Mantle's apartment break in and thefts, noting his belief he will recover a small treasured item while the thief vanished with a bag. The piece hints at further shopfront stories and smoky interiors observed in urban life.

Urns Mantle

Useless Gifts and Odd Birthday Plans at Mingie

A fragmented note from Mingie University details odd gift ideas for a birthday, including personal presents and whimsical items. The text blends social chores, dates, and references to gifts, with several misprints and stray names. The passage also mentions a nocturnal party, a March deadline, and an airplane delivering supplies with a folded sheet of Wellton: MetigAN HL Hillrverd 12.

Doctor Gould Almerton Wellton Metigan Hillrverd Dovter

Poultry Fanciers Seek Sanitary Range for Egg Laying

A report from Narari Coralia State College outlines recommended housing and feed for young pullets. Experts emphasize shelter with ventilation and protection from weather, gradual growth to maturity, and steady protein-rich mash and grain feeding to promote early egg production without stressing birds.

Wits Poulteymon Nari Coralia State College Williams Marie

Keeping Up Egg Quality in Late Summer Months

Advice on maintaining egg quality through late summer focuses on reducing roosters and improving freshness. Key steps include gathering eggs daily in warm weather, cooling promptly, proper storage, and candling to identify spoiled eggs before sale. poultry facilities must follow local sale regulations.

Manny

Uggs and Heat Bring Challenges for Care and Prices

Fragmented text describes difficulties in handling eggs during hot weather and pressure on prices. Mentions Minnesota and references to cleaning and protective coverings while discussing the need to remove coverings from shells. Contains unclear phrases and garbled names.

Uggs Ponttey Minnesota

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