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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
7
A shopper praises a Monarch Range for reliable cooking performance. The unit reaches exact oven temperatures and maintains them with ease, delivering consistent results. The speaker notes the range functions as well today as when purchased years ago.
Farmers urged to test all seed ears to avoid weak or dead kernels. Testing boosts harvest by saving labor and increasing bushels, with methods from home blotters to commercial testers. County agents and the Department of Agriculture can provide guidance.
National Grop Improvement Service argues that leftovers from human food manufacture are valuable stock feeds. Offal from flour, malt, corn products, and breakfast foods can be economical and profitable when mixed with silage. Feeding whole grain is wasteful. farmers should assess protein content and choose feeds with the best nourishing power for cost efficiency.
The text emphasizes uniform seed barley size and weight, urging removal of the very largest and smallest kernels to ensure plump, uniform seed. It notes germination can occur in small and huge seeds but may cause uneven maturity at harvest, stressing consistent timing in seed treatment.
National Crop Improvement Service argues farmers overuse tenancy and urges four time rotation leases to protect land and posterity. It laments year to year tenants moving away and criticizes lax soil conservation preaching by colleges and experiments beyond the Mississippi River.
A brief on spring plowing and dishing to destroy weed seeds before sowing. It notes sowing should follow plowing, and that when corn potatoes or sorghum are grown a weed germination gap allows for weed destruction prior to crop planting. Emphasizes weed control to save later labor.
Loss from bad roads cited by the Agricultural Service shows farmers lose about 250 million dollars yearly due to marketing delays. Counties with rich agricultural output face burdens from poor roads and spoilage, prompting calls for sustained, reliable year-round highways to protect prosperity.
The piece previews a fresh concept in live sportswear from style headquarters highlighting new suit ideas. It notes the latest fabrics and design elements aimed at performance and modern aesthetics, signaling a push toward innovative athletic attire.
A group of students discuss an ideal of a worthwhile life describing traits like courage, thrift, and religiosity. The Toledo Blade notes debates on price policy and youth attitudes toward risk, urging a search for practical, steady values among future graduates.
Fragmentary yet vivid note recalls Mark Twain style as a device for speech making. The writer hints at persuasive technique and audience impact while acknowledging some people would not benefit from the approach.
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