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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

7

Prize Wheat Win Highlights Platte Valley Growth Story

Leo Lindstrom of Sterling, Colorado, won the 1943 Pillsbury best wheat award, marking 32 years of Platte Valley pioneers turning light rainfall into yields. From sod houses to 500 to 2000 acre farms, residents perfected fall sowing after spring breaks, then adopted Tenmarg wheat developed with John S. Parker at Manhattan Kansas, fueling continued regional prosperity.

Leo Lindstrom Sterling, Polo U. S Philip W. Pilsbury Company Pa” Lindstrom West Fremont Neb Ltue Platte River Sterling Lindstroms Leo Thei Platte Valley Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan John S. Parker Lea

What to Do By PHYLLIS BELMONT

If you visit for a week your hostess is close friend. Avoid expensive gifts that seem like paying hospitality. Personal items such as lingerie or perfume suit some hosts while others prefer home gifts like an ashtray or silverware.

Ledger Syndicate WNU

Air Corps Meteorologists Use Weather as Asset

Air corps meteorologists report weather reports for army use. Observations aid air and ground operations. A global weather map is drawn daily, with four maps typical. Forecasters predict where weather will move tomorrow or next week, guiding bomber routes and timing.

Hudson Bay England North Atlantic National Geographic Society

The Early Woodpecker Finally Wins Home

Great Falls Montana reports Wilfred the Woodpecker has solved a home alarm problem for Joseph P Wilkins by beating a steady tattoo on the chimney lining at 6 am. After failed attempts to stop the noise the family embraced the bird as its morning alarm.

Great Falls Mont Wilfred Joseph P. Wilkins

Thermopane window touted as postwar fuel saver

A new thermopane window with two glass panes and a sealed dehydrated air space promises major fuel savings by greatly reducing heat loss and preventing window frost. Libbey Owens Ford Glass announces civilian availability and a public demonstration by Dr. George B. Watkins at the Architectural League.

Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Company George B. Watkins The Glass Company Architectural League

Gossip and steady romances in high school columns

A playful survey of teen dating slang and manners from high school papers. It notes steady couples, tokens like rings and keys, beanie bottle caps crafts, and seaside souvenirs, with playful quizzes and social tips reflecting wartime youth culture.

Invasion Ration Lists 1944 Beachhead Provisions

The account outlines a 24 hour ration for American soldiers landing on the beachhead. It details a compressed meat packet two meat cubes two oatmeal packages ten crackers one tea packet dried milk and salt. Additional items include three chocolate bars four sugar cubes 24 fruit candies two chewing gum packs and a solid alcohol can for cooking.

Into the Sunrise Poem by LES Plettner

A reflective verse by LES Plettner on resilience after hardship. It longs for renewed strength with the sunrise, detailing mornings on the farm and the lure of work. It contrasts bruised days with hopeful starts and the courage found in early light.

Postwar Homes May Use Large Glass With Little Heat Loss

Postwar home design could feature large glass areas without increasing fuel use. A glass sandwich, tested in a cold cabinet with five panes, showed thermopane glazing retains interior heat far better than a single pane. Inside readings stayed near zero outside, confirming thermopane's insulating advantage.

Watkins

Betty Champ Angler of Cape Fear River

Betty Champ Angler, daughter of a game warden, is reputed as one of the best anglers on the Cape Fear River. She lives deep in Holl Ridge'section of North Carolina's deer preserve. This morning she caught perch and bream.

Betty Cape Fear Holl Ridge N. Garolina

Minute Remedies for Skin Care Ad Across Syndicate

A brief adv for Malke-Uns By and V-Mask products promotes victory over tired dry skin. Recommend gentle cleansing with cold cream twice, patting, then applying Vanishing cream. Leave one minute and remove, leaving a light film for a victorious finish under powder. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.

Ledger Syndicate WNU

Work Is a Great Moral Factor at This

Army base at Ewa Jalein Island in the Marshalls operates without a guardhouse. A military police lieutenant says there is not enough manpower to spare guards or a guardhouse. A small MP unit is stationed there and soldiers who leave the base are required to work more.

Ewajalein Island Marshalls Jine

Bombers Over Zerlic Prompt Shelters In Wartime Scene

In Zerlic, sirens blare as residents race to shelters. A housewife and her husband exchange frantic, garbled pleas about missing items and the danger above, highlighting a tense wartime air raid mood.

Zerlic

Sensible Judge and Rastis Clash in Chicken Theft Charge

Rastus tells the judge he would rather enjoy the chickens himself than risk a lawyer in a chicken stealing case. The exchange reveals a humorous defense scene with regional dialect and legal tension.

Rastus Rastis

Regular Check Up Jones My Wife Misses Me Ever

Jones and others discuss pronunciation and a phonetic joke snippet about a name in a fragmented scene. The dialogue hints at mistaken words and a mock investigation while teasing mispronunciations and a dramatic line about a spouse. The piece reads like a clipped, period dialogue extract with unclear context.

Jones Smith Jone S

Admire Your Eyes What Do You Admire About Me

The speaker asks what qualities are admired. She replies with good taste as the implied trait. The exchange hints at mutual interest and playful banter about perceptions.

Fragmented dialogue on childish questions and phrases

A jumble of quoted lines shows a parent and others debating simple language and instructive talk. References to an infant, ostrich, Mrs Smith, Mrs Jones, and an ideal husband appear amid scattered phrases. The text resembles overheard domestic chatter with incomplete sentences.

Extraordinary resemblance in a family tale

Fragmentary dialogue shows concerns over money in a savings venture and a daughter planning to take funds for a hat. Characters named Dora and Absent Minded discuss school matters and a sister in a puzzling, humorous exchange about money and priorities.

Bonds for Bombs Nit-Why Dont Fans Buy War Bonds

A playful item comments on public apathy toward war bonds, noting fans dismissive of supporting measures and lacking enthusiasm for purchasing bonds amid wartime campaigns. The tone satirizes citizen engagement and economics during conflict.

Maen Marriage Question Sparks Banter in ACT Scene

In a playful exchange, Jane asks if dark-haired men marry first while Joan counters the girls with light hair lead. The brief dialogue showcases teasing views on attraction and youth.

Jane Maen Joan

Family Worry Over Adept Plans At Home

Jones asks why Blue paces outside his house and Smith explains the concern centers on his wife and the family plane. The brief dialogue hints at domestic worry linked to a travel or relocation plan.

Jones Blue Smith

Mebel Resembles Side of Barn In Playful Quip

In a light exchange, Beautiful Child receives praise as Proud, while Uncle and Brother joke about which side of the house resembles Mebel, with Brother quipping she looks more like the barn side.

Mebel

Front Man Wanted in Boxing Bout Ruse

A novice boxer, facing a heavier opponent, greets a man with a towel and learns the rival’s second is actually his own. The miscue ends with the novice asserting, You go first, I’ll go second, revealing a funny corner-side mix-up.

Stranger asks for directions to surprise party

A stranger asks for directions as a cop replies with a playful exchange about heading to a surprise party, turning the moment into a lighthearted street conversation.

Our Animal Friends Dumb I Have To Teach My Cat Medicine

A caregiver explains why teaching a cat to take medicine is essential for first aid readiness. The note describes practical steps and concerns about pet health. It emphasizes cautious handling and timely veterinary guidance for treating illness at home.

Cowboy Demonstrates Lasso Skills At Rodeo

A cowboy named Dede and partner Jassy stage a cow catching demonstration. The crowd watches as the rider explains lasso technique and equipment used for catching steers while discussing bait and strategies.

Painted Cobweb Teal Ties: School Daze Teacher Tale

Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky school scene with a teacher and faded imagery. The text mentions Teal tied cobwebs and a playful phrase about a school day. Names, dates, or concrete actions are not clear from the readable fragment.

Fragmented teen dialogue hints at social tensions

In a terse dialogue, two teens exchange sharp taunts about love, popularity, and safety. The exchange references cold behavior, fame, and threats of violence, implying strained relationships and power dynamics in a high school social setting.

Must It Be Modern History Course Debate

A boy and a girl debate attending a history course, noting modern topics versus traditional dates. The girl questions interest in history while the boy argues the course offers many dates and opportunities for study.

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Singularly Happy Barry and the Sarge Conversation

Dialog reveals a light scene where Pyt misunderstands Pyw's fate and the sarge praises him. The group moves closer to music as Mir notes hearing issues and Barry jokes about marriage while Jerry asserts he won’t rush into it.

Stack of Pennies? Jones-For, a Pillow Confession

A quirky note references keeping money under a pillow as a safety habit. The speaker jokes about high anxiety and sleeplessness tied to wealth and trust. The fragment hints at personal finance and comfort routines without a clear event or location.

Jones Sm&h

Secret Keeping Between Friends Sparks Laughs

A playful exchange between two girls about secrets reveals a tilted sense of trust and luck. The dialogue highlights friendship dynamics and the humor of gossip within a lighthearted social moment.

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