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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
6
The passage blends reflections on global leadership, Brazil’s coffee price impact, and Cuba’s political strains. It contrasts calling bookworms with stock market fanatics, notes upcoming cake stacks aiding wheat, and frets over coffee growers’ potential gemindas amid talk of revolution.
Young couple Misa Ivel Kubly and Edwin H. Marty wed Tuesday afternoon at one o clock in the Algona Presbyterian parsonage. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.G. Coleman with only the parents and a few relatives present. The bride is the daughter of Henry and Sarah Kubly and has lived on the family farm north of Renwick. The groom, from New Glarus Wisconsin, has resided in the community for two years and is a respected farmer. They will live on the Kubly farm across from the Henry Kubly place.
A petition filed by farmers and landowners seeks permission to bill pheasants damaged crops as allowed by state code. The five day season runs November 1 5 6 14 and 15 with a limit of three birds per person per day. Hunting is prohibited from sunset to half an hour before sunrise the following day. W E Albert State Game Warden Des Moines Iowa.
Iowa State College cropsmen warn that years with ideal seed weather create poor future seed, as seed is dried quickly in good years and risk rises when frost looms. In 1930s drought, many farmers faced seed troubles despite seemingly sound seed cars and plans.
Vegetable storage requires digging before freezing, clean but unwashed potatoes, and proper ventilation. Cabbage should be stored as late heads not too ripe, while onions and garlic stay dry and cool. Root crops need moisture and may be sand-covered. pit or cave storage works for many, but sweet potatoes squash and pumpkin prefer dry moderate cool storage at 55 to 60 degrees.
Bobby Haglund wins the yoyo endurance contest on Saturday night before a large main street crowd. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary during a benevolent sale in the former Farmers Savings Bank building, Haglund lasted forty five minutes and achieved 4190 repetitions. Gifford Smith finished closely after but dropped out due to machine trouble as his yoyo passed 6000 hits.
A Corwith man named William Wermersen reached over a running corn picker to oil a bearing. His clothing was drawn in, leaving him naked except for shoes and socks. He survived with bruises and scrapes, and the incident warns of the danger of the tight mechanism.
Advertising has grown from a humble beginning to a dominant force in U S newspapers. It now accounts for much of revenue, surpassing circulation in many papers, and is viewed as a blend of business, profession, and art. Past doubts about truthfulness faded as fake ads are excluded and improved methods win public trust. The next decades are expected to bring further advancement in advertising. The Harvard Herald notes this evolution, while the Agriculture Department recently distributed a pamphlet on preventing fermentation of grape juice.
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