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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

2

Prue Eshuyler’s Paris Arrival Drives Turbulent Farm Tale

Prudence Eshuyler travels to Paris to start anew but tragedy follows. Pris forms a fragile bond with Roddy Wworat, a wealthy young man, as secrets and heartbreaks threaten a farm family. Interwoven romance, betrayal, and a dramatic journey unfold amid accidents and social tensions.

Prudence Eshuyler Drosyaye Paris David Nin Heath Pris Arma Roddy Wworat Notehbar Prue David Cones Prun Tern Tod To & Sircus Cricot Mimi ¥ Rosch Ron Lilly Prosperity Farm Calloway Todney Gerard Milly Gooch Caliewar Rod Ginko Chicet Jim Rodney New York Amber Cutters Bimo Jen Atone

Night Escapes and Cash Lost in the Ledges Plot

Prudence Schuyler and companions pursue jewel theft amid a tense village pursuit. Calloway confronts Gerard as Prudence plans a discreet timber survey, slips into the woods, and endures a dangerous chase through snow and shadows toward a hidden rendezvous.

Unreadable Fragment Sparks Tense Scene On Trail

A distorted narrative fragment shows Cadkaway and Prudence in a tense exchange as they search for a missing figure along a trail. Characters debate directions and danger while a fire is started, and the scene conveys suspense with uncertain dialogue and shifting loyalties.

Dutch Guiana Link To U S History Debate Refuted

An analysis notes a Chicago Tribune claim that Dutch Guiana or Suriname was closely tied to U S history. It argues the Broa treaty ceded Suriname to the Netherlands and discusses potential effects on New York and colonial borders if such exchanges had occurred.

Dutch Guiana U. S United States Tattern Sayl Weller Chicagy Tribune Broa Mai Bistrary Surinai Netherandy Paedlal Pugusent Selund New Pawite Hughley Oada

Economy Looms Big in Egg Production

The article discusses how farmers must balance costs and output to maintain egg production profits. It notes that removing unproductive hens and using winter grazing crops lowers feed costs, while rich feed like green seeds reduces production. It highlights rye grass and crimson clover as winter forage options and calls for careful flock management to sustain income.

Besseigne North Carpling Pinty Tolke Bolte Baader Sheol Bante Poultryuren

Careful attention to laying flock housing advised

A survey in the pountry area shows many poultry houses lack essential features. Most farms exceed hens per house capacity, with inadequate ventilation and missing feed and droppings platforms. Properly housed flocks yield better production and profit on the investment.

Paulstry Sallen Investment

Selecting Desirable Cockerels for Breeding

The article discusses how many breeders prefer larger cockerels of mature development for breeding, observing that the most attractive birds at this age may be below average size for their breed. It advises recognizing type early to avoid passing over quality birds, noting that the largest cockerels often become the best breeders though they can be coarse and slow to feather.

Jean’ Prue Dave Ten Ledges Nave Gays Rodney Gerard Rodney Dt Cattorway Joan Walter Gerard Mrs. Walt Stedl Walter Cerard Mr. Cafouray Jean Prue Callaway Vilage Len Calloway Ste. Calloway Prudence Calloway Miss Schuyler Trip Terose Farr Mies Schuyler Win Fuluvas Menium

Feared Feed Changes Slow Production at Wallace Farm

A damaged OCR note discusses changes in feeding hay to moisten and slow production at Wallace's farm. It mentions timing around noon and aims to reduce browning and boost growth. Names like Abeee and Fea Maln appear, but details are unclear and tentative.

Dressing Turkeys and Market Preparation Practices

The text notes methods for dressing turkeys including a 10 percent shrinkage in weight due to loss of blood and feathers and describes stages from live to dressed birds. It mentions that market dressed birds are fed for 13 to 24 hours before slaughter and that birds are placed in a laying house at noon the day before. It also suggests providing a daily headwater supply of water.

Mack Prudence Jean Walter Gerard David Epives Mackey Leiter Coanplaint

Must Use Care in Storing Potatoes

Agricultural guidance on potato storage from New York, stressing proper ventilation, temperature control, and moisture management. Warns against high temperatures causing sprouting and sweetness, and outlines safe storage ranges and handling to preserve seed stock and market quality.

Smith New York Stata

Silage tops winter lamb feeding outlook says Kammlae

W G Kammlae expert at the college of Nariculture university of [lnota] notes silage as a cheap roughage for fattening lambs this winter. Feed costs rise, roughages expensive, and protein supplements like soy bean meal or linseed meal should be added. One fourth pound protein supplement per lamb is usually enough.

Thevantha Inmis W. G. Kammlae Aheep Hustandey College of Nariculture University of [Lnota Fem Costa Legume Bay

Silent Weevil Invades Potatoes Causing Severe Damage

The passage warns that an attractive wild morning glory hides a destructive weevil attacking sweet potatoes. It stresses the need to clean fields after harvest and remove morning glory to deny the pest a host between growing seasons.

Desert Grass Trials Across Central Asia

A tentative plan proposes testing desert grasses in the Gobi to assess drought tolerance and long term survivability. The project aims to collect grass species for potential rehabilitation of depleted western United States rangelands amid extreme temperatures and arid conditions.

Goll Desert Central Asia United States United States Department of Agriculture Gobi

Agricultural Notes from Sweden Reflect Strong Harvest

Agricultural notes report generally excellent crops in Sweden this year with nearly 300 000 tons of cotton harvested in Hewell. The text discusses meat curing, storage and preparation for winter, and suggests methods to prevent spoilage and pests while maintaining quality.

Hewell

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