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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
6
Unclear OCR text provides fragmented weather notes with scattered phrases about best efforts and names, but lacks coherent data or identifiable locations or dates to form a reliable summary.
Analysis from the United States Agriculture Department details how shipping cattle, sheep, and hogs in mixed carloads raised freight costs. The report explains rates based on weight and minimums, noting the highest and lowest charges and recommending economical combinations to avoid surcharges. It highlights that cattle, hogs, and sheep in mixed loads incur higher per hundredweight costs, with specific examples and procedural notes for railroads and shippers.
A garbled item describes morning dust disruptions, mentioning routes on Daley das and a conflict with a person named Usely. It references injuries and powder, with unclear names and places, preserving a fragmented public notice tone from a historical page.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines practical egg packing for long-distance hatching. Methods include using a market basket lined with excelsior and wrapped eggs, placed in a cloth-covered case. extra stiff cartons or egg hoses with handles. and bushel packets holding ten to twelve settings. After arrival, rest eggs about 12 hours before incubation to restore position.
A fragment reports that milk from tuberculosis infected cows can transmit disease to cattle. In an experiment, a pen of healthy cattle fed tubercular milk for three days showed over 63 percent developing tuberculosis when slaughtered 15 weeks later.
Breeders report potential yearly profits from geese and eggs, noting figures around per goose and per dozen eggs. Some claim modest annual returns of six to ten dollars per goose, while others highlight higher egg values and market opportunities for purebred hatchings.
Readers are urged to keep shell boxes full as oyster shell is essential for tying hens. Large quantities are needed and dependability matters to supply the vast lime required. broken cracks and delays reduce the best results.
The article discusses fertilizer pricing and profit. It contrasts cheap fertilizers with more expensive blends, noting that high analyses mixed fertilizers often yield lower cost per unit and may offer greater potential profit for investors.
Fragmentary OCR entry emphasizes keeping bedding dry and sanitarily maintained. The text is garbled but suggests consistency in drying and cleaning routines to prevent dampness and odors. readers should replace or refresh bedding as needed.
A Chicago Journal item recounts a fireman Thad Harris of Kansas City praising Tanlac after severe stomach pains dizziness and weight loss improved to the point of weighing a gain of pounds. He credits the medicine for restoring energy appetite and sleep and notes the product is widely advertised and sold by druggists with over 87 million bottles previously sold.
An old advertisement mentions MALLS CATARRHE MEDICINE for catarrh and general health with a tonics claim, plus druggist sales. A Nature Magazine note praises the song sparrow for affection but warns it harms plants, consuming weed seeds and pests like grasshoppers and beetles.
An odd promotional blurb touts a perfume sourced diatonically and a bath routine with Gatlourn Soap and pot Water to purify pores. A stylized powder called Catteura Toleum promises a clear healthy chin while hints at rejuvenating claims and a cryptic Be Hothted slogan appears.
An ambiguous note explores society’s view of guilt until proven innocent, then questions a young Rolén-rearmid boy and his family. The fragment hints at legal and personal dilemmas without clear details.
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