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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
6
The article discusses using guinea fowls as substitute game, noting three varieties and preference for Galwea and White or Lavender lines. Hens begin laying in April or May, producing 20 to 60 eggs across summer, with nesting and care tips.
A farmer notes the grass season is typically six months but may extend only four dependable months for pasture. He advises planning silo or silage capacity for eight months of feed and recalls winter stock gains and frost risk as key considerations for feeding plans.
Fully read article describes using a wall fastened straw nest with bottom lip and white piping, advising one nest for every four hens as per agriculture officials. Emphasizes material choice, egg-safe height, and keeping space sufficient to prevent eggs breaking.
The article urges farmers to conserve resources and practice prudent farming. It warns that overuse reduces market stability and risks poorer prices. It stresses using only necessary fuel and avoiding waste to ensure supply, urging careful herd and feed management.
A cryptic note describes bantams showing unusual interest in an elite area. It notes some hens lay claim to a stockpile of humans and a few birds are said to fetch items from the field. The piece hints at a curious appetite among the birds and mentions a Mr. Interone.
A garbled OCR item describes wood silo damage during painting efforts and a related incidents with splashes and misread details. The readable parts mention a farm context in Michigan and concern over the silo condition and safety.
New York police report a man named Cerresto killed Mary Wancha known as Queen Mary street fortune teller, then killed himself. The incident occurred in Immadino Man chi'a district as neighbors watched. Officer Fitz gerald found the victim injured in the doorway while Cerresto fled toward Suqueane.
In Burnke Cal Word reports a Tibfest octopus attacked eight year old George Peterson, son of a local captain, while swimming near the beach. Eight sisters frightened the creature, beating it with oars and tools. The beast later collapsed by rocks and died.
Local report notes Sigter catching a copperhead snake in a mouse teapot near Locust Votles southwest of Middletown. A black snake about 5 feet long was killed near Lome by Sigter alan. Reptite measures roughly 2 to 3 feet.
A man named Jarl Novkel awoke to an automobile crashing through his wall on a rural road near Ashley. The car ended up protruding into his bedroom as neighbors shouted and the vehicle’s lights shone into the room. No injuries were reported.
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