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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
9
A balanced ration supports pigs’ growth and prevents stunting by providing essential nutrients in the right proportions. Proper feeding promotes steady weight gain and overall health, reducing developmental problems during the pig’s growth phase.
A Botany Department head warns that California Fern or Greater Fern sold in Iowa is really Polson Herlock. Propagation should stop as it threatens to become a weed and poisons cattle horses and humans. The weed, found in southern Iowa counties and other states, is a dangerous member of the carrot family with a whitish root and divided leavesmaturing in August and September.
A criminologist warns that theft and swindling thrive at two billion dollars yearly due to victims’ careless habits. Weaknesses include trusting strangers, unlocked cars, carrying large sums, real estate risk, stock schemes, and lending money. Emphasizes victims can curb losses by basic judgment and avoiding risky practices.
Francis co Morran is jailed in the county for assault and attempted murder after a Sunday shotgun woundto Nick Hernandez who had his right arm amputated at the elbow on Monday in Belmond hospital. Police find a copper boiler still at Morran’s shack as the Belmond hearing is postponed pending injuries.
Campaign manager statements suggest Smith and Hoover may both win, while insiders push loud whispers. Meanwhile experts employ x rays to assess the genuineness of antique furniture.
Iowa State College dean C F Currie warns the European corn borer is advancing south of Lake Michigan into Indiana and spreading west and north toward Michigan and Ohio. He notes heavy damage in New England and Maine, with fears it will reach Iowa unless federal support resumes.
The piece warns that specialization narrows awareness and risks intellectual rutting. It urges frequent breaks from routine, quiet thinking spaces, and regular reading across varied subjects to stay informed and stimulate useful ideas in work and life.
In country communities the schoolhouse grows into a social center offering venues for clubs, societies, entertainments, and public speaking. Many towns plan full programs around gatherings, fostering cooperation and neighborliness with radio broadcasts enhancing evening programs at low cost.
Commentary urges optimism as the 18th amendment debate reaches its final stage. Advocates note the enduring framework, while critics urge careful scrutiny of potential impacts on rights and governance. The discussion centers on judicial interpretation, state ratification timelines, and civic engagement.
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