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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
7
A fragmentary Boston transcript outlines rent strike pickets amid a broader social dispute. The document references voting, protests, and political figures, with uncertain phrasing and multiple garbled sections. It captures unrest and the public response during a period of housing-driven advocacy and policy debate.
Dairymen in the region consider lowering prices through selective culling to reduce production costs. University and dairy association data suggest 24 cows culled to cut feed costs, with several herds reporting lower output but improved efficiency. The strategy aims to balance surpluses and stabilize market prices amid rising costs.
In a forthright piece American Agriculturist stresses regular upkeep of the Be Save Separator. It urges correct oil changes every four months, careful cleaning to avoid odor, and attentive operation to prevent clogs or misalignment that could degrade performance.
Successful management units focus on lowering costs of salable materials and feed crops. Partners with suppliers share responsibility for predicting yields and ensuring efficient production. Capital investment drives industry progress and efficiency.
Pellet notes claim skimmilk can be fed to dairy cows economically, detailing feeding methods over silage and grain, and calculating value per weight. It discusses economic efficiency, comparing prices per hundredweight and suggesting skimmilk as a feed for cows, pigs, and poultry.
An orangeville area Guernsey cow owned by Stanley Howe produced twin heifer calves on January 4 after a period of five months of lactation. The cow, named Sina or Siney, was reported healthy along with the calves. Mr Goodhart notes daily milk yield around one percent.
A literary tour recounts St Malo from its Welsh founder to a fortified 12th century port. It notes the shift from privateering and piracy to tourism, the 16th century street names honoring locals, battles with England and Holland, and the modern scene with hotels, shops, and a castle police presence at St Vincent's Gate.
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