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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
Fragmented OCR recounts the 1920 Republican nomination process with Coolidge and Dawes leading as delegates clash with farmer Governor Lowden supporters. A chaotic convention scene described with shifting factions, rhetoric, and eventual nomination brinkmanship.
A dramatic account describes the convention scene as the party prepares for the presidential nomination. Delegations from various regions reportedly contributed to a decisive result, signaling a significant victory for the favored candidate.
Fragmentary OCR shows Wisconsin delegates voting for Robert Hite Futletin and other names amid a convention, followed by a chaotic report of a Chicago to Milwaukee to St Paul train robbery near Randout. Robbers stole forty pouches of registered mail and valuables, then fled after a gunpoint stop with cars blocked near Buckley ford.
The narrative describes legal moves in a murder case involving FUNNEL, with petitions for pardons and reprieve discussions. Gov conferred with officials including Beard and attorneys about keeping a reprieve in effect while appeals proceed, noting orders from District Judge Dixon and County Judge Ward and questions of jurisdiction. The Supreme Court hearing focused on the state’s appeal and the appeals court actions.
A fragment reports a charge against Wolfe tied to a wartime resignation from the War Department. It notes Wolfe vanished months ago, then surfaced with New York Army authorities and a radio application dispute involving money.
Neb The Sti Cit com erate reports five stations here rotate price of gatling to 16 cents a gallon while company profits climb. W T Stell, president and treasurer, says business is improving as prices shift from 14 and 35 cents.
Washington officials project a surplus range from 300 million to 400 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. Director Lord of the budget informed Policy about the anticipated balance and outlined steps to manage the excess funds.
The famed Moroccan bandit Rabull, also called the “king of the mountains,” lies dying near his home in Wazornt st Qeede of 66. International notoriety followed his 60,000 dollar kidnapping of an American woman, which Mosell paid himself to avoid U S. intervention after President Roosevell’s demand for an American alive.
A chaotic narrative describes eight fatalities from a brain storm and flood across a northern valley. Rescue efforts struggled as a cloudburst caused widespread damage to roads, homes, and bridges. State authorities pursue investigation into the case involving a Chicago resident and a ransom demand linked to a missing youth.
Tornadoes swept through Dania and Indianapolis area causing heavy damage to buildings and vehicles. One man, Edward Hithrel, 23, died after electrocution during the storm. A woman reportedly jumped from a window to escape the violent downpour. Storm winds shattered apartment windows across streets as residents watched bags and debris fly. Nearby, regional news references Honduran capital and Central American republics recognizing provisions of a government, though details remain unclear.
A chaotic blast at the Ford automobile factory led to multiple deaths and injuries among Chisno Tour workers. Reported electrocutions and a small boy's injury followed a broken wire near a fender-baking oven in the plant.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a price cut news item in Sioux City with references to gasoline prizes and a reduction at a local station. The text mentions a promoter or company and actions affecting prices and sales, but the details are garbled and largely unreadable.
An unnamed envoy from Srazillan meets Parla Lent Ne Concalves Pareire amid tense talks. Officials from Brazhow and Mindater observe while Abn lero conducts a preparatory valet routine.
A garbled news sheet describes plans for the London Advertising Clubs of the world gathering to be held July 1 to 4 at a new gymnasium. It notes Davenport and Des Moines in Iowa, a proposed $7 million school building program, and a 284 person neighborhood road project. Also mentions May cold spell in Iowa and various civic topics, including health drives for children and fishing wardens.
An analysis of fruit industry improvements describes increased trade in improved fruits, grape and raisin production expansion in California. It notes large vineyard acquisitions, federal support, and scientific efforts to prevent diseases and pests improving yields and market reach.
A reader notes that soil needs for soybeans and hay crops overlap, with similar fertility and moisture demands. Guidance mentions planting soybeans at about twenty eight inch rows, using four units of grain per acre, and concerns about weed control and seed timing. the piece reflects practical agronomy tips for mixed forage and legume cultivation.
Agricultural notes describe feeding tests comparing silage corn and common field varieties. Results indicate stage and maturity affect digestibility and yield. tests show minor differences in warp and height with certain lines outperforming others by a few feet, while quality aspects remain debated.
A historical notice from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines distribution of purebred sires to stock owners. It details enrollment in the Rotter Hire Rotter Stock Sundae and aims to improve breed quality through organized sire deployment and family herd betterment programs.
A fragmented note warns about dodder invasion in alfalfa and clover crops. It cites expert opinion from A. Oy Arby of the meja erayy section at St Paul and discusses signs, risks, and precautionary steps to protect fields from seedborne or early spread.
Disease known as anthracnose endangers watermelons, spreading rapidly from infected foliage to fruit. Infected vines wilt, leaves drop, and entire fields can die. even a single infected vine may ruin the entire melon patch, threatening marketable yield and sales.
A fragmented report discusses fertilizer brand ZAL-2 as a purported plant food. Experts question potency with references to percentages of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash, noting skepticism from sources cited as Wholly Untu-Winted.
The text outlines agricultural guidance on crop planning including companion cropping, planting order, and thinning. It mentions harvest timing, sustainable soil practices, and spacing recommendations for various plants. Emphasis is on adapting to conditions and optimizing yield through careful layout and planting decisions.
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