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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
5
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A fragment from a column hints that next week the space will publish a statement sure to make readers laugh and question the printer. The note warns some remarks to follow won’t be easily laughed off and claims the community’s support has not materialized so far.
A fragmented commentary argues for stages of fixings to be freely predicted and predicts tariff relevance beyond party lines. The piece contends the nation needs economy and tax sanity, backing a businesslike public administration amid evolving questions of public interest and citizen awareness.
The Iowa Department of Agriculture notes many farmers substitute sweet clover for red clover in seedings this year. Farmers should watch for noxious weed seed when buying seeds. Laws require properly labeled seed lots to protect buyers. About 300 samples collected show seed dealers have improved but stronger law enforcement is needed.
The Weather and Crop Bureau notes February warmth could occur when seasonal norms shift early, with past instances in 1878 and 1892 cited. Pioneers recalled longer mild spells as signs for early seeding, while other notes mention policy debates, excavations, and remarks by Marshall Poeh on France and America, along with fleeting items on Chaptins and Lady Cathcart.
General Fund receipts include apportionments from GL lines, daily balance interest, and various expenses such as manual training, text books, lighting, rent, janitorial, and library books. Schoolhouse Fund shows balances and intercounty receipts with estimated 1926 27 expenditures. Garbled totals and notes attributed to G. A. Stoddard, Secretary.
The annual financial recap shows general fund receipts from state, tuition and interest totaling 28 128 24 with overdraft 5 501 08. Disbursements include male and female teachers 7 840 38 fuel rent insurance janitor supplies 3 205 79 and transportation 3 519 50 with an overdraft 6 104 68. Schoolhouse fund shows district tax 8 584.05 and bonds interest with on hand 38 805.43. Magnus Johnson criticizes Dickinson bill for farm relief while noting remaining vocabulary and unrest over railroad possessions.
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