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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
6
An alert report describes widespread unrest as workers halt harvests and march through towns. Settlers, fearing shortages, press authorities as gangs clash with strikebreakers. Police attempt to quell disturbances while leaders demand fair wages and safer conditions. Local farms report reduced yields and rising prices amid the turmoil.
Disjointed lines reference farmers, names like Charles Potter and Karl Weavers, and shortages of potatoes and wheat. Mentions city names and local groups seeking aid or pricing measures. The fragmentary text hints at farm economy strain and planned actions or notices without complete context.
A fragmented notice indicates approval of a lighting system upgrade in Geetrts city. Details are unclear but reference is made to Monona and a date note, with a twenty-two year measure and a local power fontings project described in garbled terms.
A local report notes Cane Bria Fron rising in value, with Wufatered vauute Wiheard P. Cotter of Nevia described as a key administrator. The document indicates the asset has grown to about 24,000 in value and appears linked to 1B Ow stores.
Fragmentary text describes a team and horses tied to a wagon or cart in an event near an unspecified location. Mentions names that appear garbled or misspelled and references possible losses or damages with no clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a conflict involving Apple Bram and other entities, with unclear dates or places. The readable items reference Waukane and a planning or wartime context, but details are not decipherable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragment.
No coherent report could be derived from the garbled text. The readable parts mention no specific people places organizations dates or events to summarize into a proper news card.
A troubled parish in Grate Kaincowichilkel Were sees Pastor Thi Thaw Thun Horton resign after two years. The Bediné congregation at St. Janes Partsa in Oshwlagsa seeks new leadership and vows to continue services amid transitions.
The piece notes changes in leadership with the new head of Buenavinta, plus mentions key figures such as pastor of Ya Kyok Presbyterian and Linus City viceroy stepping into an advisory role. Jianea P. Linn resigns from a 3% position at the college.
Fragmentary text references a 258 year old claim and family events in Shenandoah, mentioning Lita Gibson, J W Glisan, and coin lore. It notes a deed, a sale price of 14, a value around 1060, and notes about gifts to a daughter and a school, with numerous garbled names and unclear dates.
A brick layer named Ghompson in the United States laid 108 bricks in one day while at work on paving duties. Laws Wook, Sheriff Lorey, and Deputy Muomiisallis assisted during the period. The average daily output cited is 16 000 bricks and ten men were needed to move the bricks.
Siralgat Road development advances as Maresg0.-Tiko Tawa, acting for local authorities, acquires land two miles east of Maranga on Keck Island’s southern shore. The purchase aims to secure a right of way to Respheroa via Blinanit to prevent crossing conflicts and improve access toward Most rake beet.
A garbled note outlines a dairy tour plan featuring experts Estel and Walerios with speakers including Jiage Quarto of Algona president of the State Dairy Association J.s. Mans of Town Falla and G. T. Telitur of Des Moines. The tour aims to travel by a special dairy train to a southern town in Pho with Washington connections.
Water in the lake Walonstas eleven miles south at Glorwood rises as millions are expected to invade for winter. Birds have begun to move in, noting the lake area is conducive for a large influx and potential fishing activity.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a celebration for the Fallows and a sixty year notation. It mentions Coriell Uliuts White and a charter order, with reference to Gen. Grenvitla MM Bodno oldest member of the Jodo and a mention of three terms like somes.
Government action closes a dam at Keohwk near Davenport for an unspecified period. The notice cites safety concerns and references 16 as a key date in the timeline. Local officials urge caution as the situation remains under review by authorities in West tun United Stitagent year.
A faulty event report notes the death of nearby athlete Rathburn and fellow competitor By after a crash at a WT athletics meet. Eyewitnesses describe scattered injuries and an hour of struggle before medical staff declared them dead. Officials halted events as investigators probe the incident.
The Reverend J D van nas resigns from the Paioradad church in Coutar, Kalla, amid a push bind at the local parish. No further confirmation of local religious realignment reported.
A fragmented notice outlines inventors EaMars Dr. WesT Shayard and athora of the elly organizing seven companies to form the Wheat Wyte venture. The text hints at a patent, a factory, and a brewing or processing line, but details are incomplete.
Fragmentary report cites cholera impact across Wy county with losses reaching about 1,000,000 dollars. Officials note wartime wartime conditions and medical agencies facing strain while treating animals and communities.
State and federal authorities mobilize to curb a swine disease outbreak amid a countywide crisis in Dallas County. Officials warn of rapid spread and fund a campaign to stamp out the illness, with committees forming to advertise and coordinate preventive measures and a public health drive across municipalities.
Farmers note rare wandering redpolls arriving in eastern fields. The birds form dense flocks, fearlessly approaching humans yet feeding on weed seeds. Males display topknots and white wing bars, uttering simple notes similar to goldfinches.
The passage argues that lethargic sows and inactive pigs worsen herd quality. It advises careful observation by the herd keeper, forcing movement, and strategic feeding to wake the animals from rest. Proper management, including pacing feed and encouraging rooting, is suggested to yield stronger offspring and better bacon.
The Milwaus Farmers' Institute states phosphorus must be bought, costing four pence per pound, with 100 bushels of corn and 1050 bushel rope raising questions about costs. Applying up to 1000 pounds of raw rock phosphate per acre every four years builds soil and yields large crops, supplying phosphorus at about double the rate of cost, improving fertility and profits.
Farmers express disgust at lax breeding practices and the lack of attention to quality stock. They urge better selection of well shaped, native horses and mules to improve agricultural work and top stock.
Farmers outline winter wheat prep noting plow depth and furrow depth, harrow and roll after plowing, and sowing two weeks before grain. After harvest, immediate harrowing aids germination while barnyard manure spread evenly improves yield. two-horse spreader speeds fieldwork. Spreader cost and manure fertilizer mix described for better grain quality.
A Kansas man demonstrates a simple tile handling device shown in an illustration to lift and position heavy tiles quickly. The frame length adapts to tile size, and the writer notes the tool can be made with a few tools, saving effort in farm, stock and home work.
A compact description of a manual device with a wheel and braces used to hold an upright in place. The mechanism is positioned inside a file and set to proper position, enabling one man to operate a task normally requiring two or more workers.
A colonial era note explains simple formulas for mixing concrete. It details how to compute sacks of cement and amounts of sand and gravel for various yardages and mixes using ratios and volumes. It provides example calculations for 4 yards and for a 13 mix, illustrating the method.
The article attributes white combs in fowls to decayed igod impure water and overcrowding in dark houses. It notes a scaly appearance on the combs and wattles with gradual loss of color from the bead and neck. Treatment calls for moving birds to a clean quarter and wholesome food, with castor oil once, then a daily four teaspoonful dose of good condiment powder to soft food and vaseline on affected parts.
A fragment notes ensuring correct track in dairy business matters. It stresses staying on course with both feed and breeding plans and warns against missing appointments in the dairy business for the year. The wording confirms emphasis on proper management and scheduling.
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