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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
4
Thelves entered the Morrid Lockey garage near The off Ming Italians Sunday night and removed gliks from a witddwa on the eval side. The large door was opened from inside and they left with about $900 worth of mostly new tires. No trace has been found yet.
Secretary of State W G O Ka sey, who succeeded W S Alle on July, has dropped thirty employes from his office payroll. More cuts are expected when the new voter vehicle law takes effect December 1, shifting duties to county assessors. Keosauqua Republican and Burt Monitor report. An editor received a bulky letter with stock prospectus, stamped for reply, but the stamp could be removed to break even on oil speculation.
In the old days travelers noted who lived where in minar towns the tinker the preacher the editor and the banker. Now the big house on the hill is uncertain and the editor remains in the hovel while the minister lives in a neat church yard house.
The Waterloo Courier notes Herbert Hoover plans to return about ninety million of the original one hundred million dollars allocated for relief purposes. The piece warns he could spark opposition from grafters who profited from war contracts and from critics who deem his move risky or erratic.
Farm poultry owners planning a paylog basin should cull non producers mid-malting. Older hens and large types lose profitability after two years. lighter birds may stay one more year. A marking system aids culling. early malters molt slowly, late malters molt quickly, affecting future production.
The text describes how skin and bone quality in hens relate to production. Fine skin and bone indicate good producers while coarse skin and bone suggest poor producers. Pin bone structure and body capacity are linked to laying potential, with unproductive hens showing thick curved bodies and limited capacity.
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