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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
5
The article discusses low prices for agricultural products and the impact on farmers and property, noting rural industry opportunities and the need for better planning and efficiency. It highlights shifts in labor and production, with calls for equal market efficiency to elevate farmers to a businesslike position.
A newspaper letter argues thirty five people were killed last Sunday at railroad crossings and urges state action. It calls for penalties on trucks that cross without slowing and looking both ways, and for statewide inspections where sightlines are obstructed to compel protective measures on road or property owners.
A fragment discusses how newspaper men rarely use the paper to settle private grudges yet acknowledge they sometimes have enemies. It notes misuses may occur to aid one person against another, but such explanations are uncommon and fights arise despite intentions.
The Blues Oratorical pessimists rail against policy, but Iowa shows improving crops and rising prices. Frost delays ease as beef feeding increases, spring pigs thrive, bank deposits grow, and commerce revives. Unemployment declines with a brighter outlook for next month nationwide.
Armistice Day programs planned at the Hantist church Sunday afternoon November 10 with an address by Rev W E Cook of the M J Church and a special musical program. All are invited but urged to attend as committees announce the event amid strike discussions attracting attention and political debate.
The town council met Oct 1 1923 with mayor and all councilmen present discussing water ordinance rules and adjourned dates. Bills were approved from vendors, funds moved from Incidental to Light, and resolutions adopted to repeal sections of the water ordinance and set new rent and meter requirements with quarterly payments and no credit.
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