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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
5
A nationwide convocation this year showcased American unity amid vast regional diversity. Kansas City and Houston brought together men and women from every locality to bridge differences, reflecting adaptability essential to our government and the people’s shared capacity to move forward with goodwill.
M C Thornburg Secretary of Agriculture lauds the year’s exhibits by Iowa boys and girls at the fair. He cites superior baby beef and pig displays and notes strong progress in home park and poultry crops. He says youth work is the backbone of future agriculture and expositions.
A Paris invention offers an automatic tire jack operable from the car dashboard. Each wheel carries a steel cylindrical jack with a double telescopic piston. When not in use the jack sits level with the ground to maintain clearance. It promises convenience and security against theft or borrowing.
The Iowa Department of Agriculture showcased egg grading at the State Pair exhibit highlighting benefits of grading for producers buyers and consumers. The display included candling to show egg appearance and quality evaluation linked to reduced waste and better product quality. A stray note mentions postseason sports and obscure prohibition era debates as unrelated context.
The piece argues free trade would lower prices on some imports while reducing farmers earnings by limiting demand for their goods. It emphasizes tariffs protect American producers, noting duty free equipment for farmers and higher costs on certain inputs. It asserts tariffs remain vital amid varying world conditions and wage disparities, benefiting farmers and industrial workers.
The University of Iowa conference on child training debated rational methods over sentimentality in raising youth. Speakers urged guiding children by principles that appeal to intelligence rather than emotion and noted religion and law as out of touch with modern needs.
Storms bring excessive rains hail wind and tornados causing greater property losses than crop losses. Corn progress is mixed with dented ears and hard dough grain. threshing slowed by rain and sheeks damaged. The bulletin notes widespread agricultural impact and reduced crop value.
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