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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
5
A commentary warns against inflammatory language that sparks fear, hostility, and international discord. It condemns reckless patriotism and sensational editorials, urging rational, dignified discourse to prevent war and protect peace between nations.
Prices hovered around the mark in Chicago through February as the market absorbed limited demand. Demonstrations in marketing reflect how stronger farm organizations could shift practice. a rainy thawing February tied to improved fowls and renters’ moving season eased pressure and nudged corn prices lower by month’s end.
The piece argues that while taxes fund essential services, excessive taxation hinders business creation and local growth. It cites examples from Eastlord Texas where a sealed cornerstone story sparked debate, mentions author Stallings settling in farming, Houston airport plans, and Sweden producing sugar from sawdust, reflecting concerns about costs and progress.
In Wayne county Nebraska a search for the grave of Myr I Sizer, a Mt. Vernon Iowa girl who vanished in November 1926, begins after a prisoner in Oklahoma says she died by her own hand near Pierce Nebraska in October. Parents and officials doubt the convict Andrews confession about a woman in his company.
Dr P V Janse of GuVerne was hurt Saturday night when a stray horse dashed onto the road near EuVerne. The car struck the horse, the horse died, and windshield glass cut several gashes on his head. His condition improved and he was to be discharged soon. Janse was known in Fort Dodge for tennis play years ago.
A discussion contrasting rural upbringing with city life. It argues that men trained away from large populations gain broader vision for human affairs, offering opportunities for mental and physical growth not always found in urban environments.
Seed analysts warn that purchases now yield better quality seeds and prices, with slower current movement likely causing a late rush of shipments. Early buyers may return shipments not meeting Iowa laws while awaiting spring conditions. Nearby reports note museum fish beginning to lack happy expression as a sign of spring.
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