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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
7
A translated article argues goats could replace cows in milk supply, praising goats as the “poor man’s cow.” It notes European regions facing milk shortages and suggests goats can provide steady, affordable milk, cheered as a boon for poor families and rural economies.
The text discusses subtle production of two quarts of milk, butter making suitability, and cheese soaking. It covers goats as dairy sources, feed types for goats, and care for livestock. Emphasizes ventilation, hydration, and appropriate fodder, noting the need for clean water and careful goat management.
A 1917 United States Department of Agriculture report warns that unimproved lands in the Appalachian region and parts of the Midwest are underutilized for sheep. It argues that increasing sheep herds could boost wool and meat supplies, support war needs, and drive economic growth, noting potential climate and land-use factors and the need for winter feed, pasture management, and breed improvements. The document emphasizes expanding sheep numbers to meet national demands and bolster wartime agriculture.
A fragmented note argues cutting living costs by growing vegetables at home, noting summer gardening can save money and feed the family. It mentions alfalfa or garden plots, pinning and caretaking, and producing more WegklAMEs meals with fresh produce for the household.
Report notes U S Department of Agriculture inspectors trace outbreaks of vegetable diseases aboard ships arriving at ports. Inspectors identify serious infections in shipments like produce and fruit, coordinating with state and local agencies to prevent spread and protect markets.
A chaotic account describes a long series of raids and seizures targeting moonshine operations. Officers pursue illicit distillers in rural Oklahoma, arresting several on charges related to bootlegging. The narrative highlights stakeouts, improvised disguises, and the dangers faced by lawmen during the crackdown.
A scrambled report details a failed jailbreak by three alleged criminals tied to clever deception and a thwarted escape. Discovery by authorities halted the plot and led to police actions against the suspects.
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