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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
5
A rusticated speech urges unity and self reliance in farming. It stresses keeping grain at home, avoiding external handling fees, and preserving freedom with cooperation among farmers to market oats corn and potatoes through a local elevator. The tone laments external interference and calls for collective effort to maintain control of outputs and profits.
Critics doubt the sincerity of Henry Ford’s apology to Jews over Dearborn Independent writings. The piece notes press skepticism, questions Ford family awareness, and cites ex-editor Pip claiming Ford ordered anti Jewish attacks. It remains unclear if discussions happened within the Ford family.
Hundreds of borers arrive by mail to Ames and are preserved in bottles with formalin for identification. Entomologists confirm many are common stalk borers and European corn borers, both destructive to corn fields this year. Include the plant part affected when sending specimens.
A London writer mocks a plan for an anatomically proof pedestrian by census and selective breeding to create a motorproof society. The piece satirically imagines Parliament forcing marriage bans and transmitting traits to descendants, asking what happens to nonmotorists as generations pass. It notes shifts in household income and mentions Swedish kinship claims to Lindbergh, then cites a fast breath analysis method and wartime defense contrasts with reparations.
Iowa State College crops experts urge farmers to fight Canada thistle and quack grass now. Plow quack grass 4 inches deep this month, 6 to 7 inches in November, then disc as needed. Plow with a jointer to bury all quack edges. For Canada thistles, plow now, keep ground worked, lime if needed, sow early next spring with cats and inoculated Grimm alfalfa. Clip hay and regrow to suppress thistles. some Iowa farmers have eradicated them using this method over two to three years.
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