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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
6
Agricultural notes advise winterizing hen houses with three walls and south opening, deep straw, and mixed grain diets plus sprouts and grit for more eggs. Separate items cover raffles crackdown by Attorney General Cosson urging county attorneys to stop casual gambling and a note that Kansas remains contested on dry laws after years of court battles.
A rural community shifts from legendary feats to modern small farm anecdotes. Young farmers describe corn handling in unusual ways from cream separators to silos, noting hogs gulping wet cob and cattle behaving like greyhounds as newer methods and weather reshape expectations.
Government officials report a bumper core crop nationwide despite broader concerns. Analysts emphasize favorable weather and strong yields across major regions, marking a notable agricultural milestone for the season.
A round of curious reports spans New York to Alaska. Jennie Reich, 22, a New York waitress, has been treated over 150 times in two years as motion from riding in a car triggers episodes of unconsciousness. In Baltimore a steel sliver in an eye was removed using a magnet. Milford reports Ralph von Hacht, 28, blind since birth, regained sight after an appendectomy nerve link was freed. Archbishop Moeller opposes prohibition in Ohio. Miss Estelle of Nome completes a 32,000 mile mail-sled trip to Cincinnati with a chance of a $12,500 prize. William H Burden, 76, seeks a bride. bride-to-be Lara Thomson, 26, reportedly inherits $300,000. Rev. Hzra Campbell, Kentucky’s oldest preacher, presides over three Baptist churches after 79 years. Charles Fowles and wife Lusitania voyage ends with a mysterious fate. Salvator Amati, shot by a brother at age one, dies seven years later after lasting paralysis. Cupid jokes about arrows replacing guns.
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