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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
6
Chinese psychologist Zing Yang Kuo reports kittens reared with early rat contact exhibit varied behaviors toward rats. He finds that by postnatal influence, kittens may be taught to kill, love, hate, fear, or play with rats, impacting apparent practical value.
A local man discusses a speak easy and a moving picture show in casual conversation, noting familiarity with the topics and implying casual entertainment interest in the area.
The Renwick high school orchestra conducted by W. L. Schaub Gywl Morrison and J. 2. Lechner performed a 3 pm Monday radio program on station WOL Ames Iowa featuring pieces by Marc Simpkins J S Sereday and Wagner among others. The group received many compliments from friends and was invited to return next year.
The Technical Information Service of the Engineering Extension Service at Town State College offers prompt answers to engineering queries. It maintains an extensive information file and loans reference material such as wall charts to libraries and individuals at no cost except return postage.
Six oclock Sunday fires at G W Kallasch farm and Lee Cole farm destroyed straw stacks with no aid possible. Three more stacks burned later, suggesting incendiary acts rather than spontaneous combustion. Local officials warn of severe penalties for arson.
Among devices praised for saving time, Wwastolasket held a preservedly high place in the discussion, noting remarkable efficiency and practical impact on daily tasks. The report emphasizes standout examples and their adoption among users.
Jeanette Clowes, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Clowes, suffered severe facial cuts when the car carrying her, her brother Michael, and their mother struck a parked vehicle on Highway 60 four miles south of Renwick. The family returned home after medical care. no other injuries were reported. Wilbert Kubly, driving the other car, with his children and an employee, ran low on gas four miles south of Renwick and left the vehicle. Michael Clowes allegedly sped toward the parked car from the same direction, crashing into its rear. Both cars were wrecked and the Clowes car was towed into Renwick.
John Fitzsimmons Iowa State College warns that trees shrubs and perennials planted last spring or fall need care after a dry season. In dry sections soak soil early warm days to drain surface water before evening. Mulch after leaves fall and ground freezes to prevent alternate freezing and thawing. Shrubs blooming in spring should not be pruned until after blooming. summer bloomers may be pruned now or next winter.
Thomas J. Knight a Goldfield resident for forty years and Civil War veteran died at his home at 10 a m Wednesday at age 88 after a year of poor health. He led the G A R and served as Justice of the Peace for many years. Survived by Walter Lawin Warren Robinson and Mr Jackson funeral at the Christian church Friday at 2 o clock with Rev Blayne Hyten in charge and the American Legion handling rites at the cemetery.
Floyd Gregory and Wayd Gregory hunted a wolf preying on sheep in the countryside. Floyd located the animal in a culvert with a 4.22 calibre rifle, wounded it, and Wayd delivered a second shot that killed the wolf, ending the threat after four sheep losses to wolves in the past week.
The remark highlights a common curiosity about others affairs and reputations. It notes social media and casual conversation fuel a urge to know what peers do, often leading to gossip and assumptions rather than verifiable facts.
A historical article notes public spending rising from one fourteenth to about one seventh of national income over 15 years. Expenditures reach 18 billion annually, equating to over 40 million daily. It warns奄 unless curbed, spending could reach one fifth of income, while waste and duplication hurt prosperity. A separate incident recalls thieves abandoning a car with five children after stealing it near Harper Kansas.
HL Wheeler district manager of Iowa Public Service urges brighter night lighting to boost hospitality and happiness. He compares well lit homes to sunny days and notes lighting is economical, adds beauty and safety, and promotes comfort through the Add-A-Light portable ramps.
A fragmentary musing notes that bank robbers switch roles from cashiers to presidents, arguing the cashier holds the money while the president only says no. The piece reflects on the misstep of kidnapping the supposed higher authority.
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