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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
5
A fragmented notice from Renwick town discusses publishing a local paper, aims to uplift the town, and urges subscriptions. It notes a price increase to 1.40 and 15.25 for advance payment and asks readers to subscribe to support a prideful community paper.
A chaotic report outlines the second annual farm tour with details on demonstrations of pruning, alfalfa handling, silo usage, feed mixing, and soil fertility. Attendees will visit Wisworth Manelab, Meyers farm in Solsburg, and Mike Tanck farm northwest of Bulmunds, with Prof Pall discussing sails, sail fertility, and legume crops. The event emphasizes six highlighted educational features and encourages early car turnout.
A call to back town storekeepers over mail order houses urges residents to invest locally. It argues local merchants fund schools, streets, and municipal improvements, while mail order profits flow away, harming community prosperity and tax support. It emphasizes patronizing local businesses to boost jobs and future opportunities for children.
Local agent L. O. Wise announces upcoming events with a farm tour and bargain week. The notice hints at discounted prices and a planned trip, urging readers to watch the next week’s paper for details and dates.
Under the war tax, all baseball clubs charging admission to games must pay a registry tax of 10 dollars for the fiscal year. Clubs not belonging to a league are included if they charge admission, and any team that groups together to collect admission is liable under the tax.
An offer promotes registering a farm with a home place harmony identity. It claims a one dollar registration fee and a limited time opportunity to join a community effort to create unfamiliar farm branding and become acquainted with a local newspaper’s promotion.
Fragmentary notes recall chatter about Renwick and Wallik, with references to a dry Saturday and a damp Sunday. The garbled lines hint at observations from G-One and possible local figures, but the text is too broken to extract a clear event or date.
An editor named Tenpla of the Bade Boglai bag plans a visit to the exposition across cities and the Coast states. Editor Hall notes Bale Grove’s recent efforts and comments on editor temperament when given credentials.
The 1914 Iowa field crops report notes field crops value doubled in fourteen years with total state farm values around $4.0 billion in livestock and $40 million in farm products. It highlights increased credits, farm stock value on January 1, 1915, and the state agricultural department’s analysis of output and finances.
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