18 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
1
A fragmentary historical account recalls early debates among clergy, doctors, and scholars over anesthesia and ethics, noting how authorities argued about moral implications while a surgeon’s claims highlighted natural rights and divine indifference.
Banestry insurance at reduced rates for teetotallers is the latest development. Hen head insurance remains to be worked out.
Fragmentary note discusses blame on administrations during hard times and credit for good times. Mentions individual evaluation of worth and differing viewpoints between a man and others, suggesting subjective judgments of leadership and success.
Dr Glenn Prank, president of the University of Wisconsin, argues a thoroughly modern education emphasizes action over absorption. He contends study should be life and work oriented, practical experience can replace college for some, and a college habitus is essential only for those pursuing learned professions.
Seed corn should be picked before Lent according to H Illinois Porter. Early picked seed showed 24 bushels more per acre in tests and 90.7 percent germination versus 77.4 for late seed. Select well matured corn from healthy hills and store dry at 16 percent moisture, protected from pests.
The article warns that selecting a trade is harder now due to swift shifts in manufacturing methods and demand. It notes many skilled workers face obsolescence as machinery replaces crafts and old products fade, citing H W McCullough of the US Chamber of Commerce on widespread evolution. Workers must be ready to adapt to new conditions.
Dr W Stouder recommends proactive pig care as chilly nights approach. Clean out dust and manure, seal drafts, provide clean dry bedding like corn fodder, and ensure proper ventilation. Bed bedding with corn fodder keeps pigs warm, dry, and acclimates them to shelter. Balance corn with protein feed, pasture, and mineral mixture to support resistance to illness.
Peddlers flood Livermare with rugs carpets and free rations. Many tout needing a mayoral license, sometimes half day rates. Mayor’s tight schedule and legal limits hinder licensing. Citizens protest protection of home interests amid high fees and scarce permits.
Gilmore City and Lake City join in a night gridiron clash at Pocahontas field on Sept. 19 under new 22 000 candle power lights. General admission 50 cents. Officials listed include Coach Welsh Humboldt Supt Grant Pocahontas and Supt Mitchell Ware.
A horse named Lobby secured a surprising win at a local event amid confusion as Senator Carayay reportedly did not attend or respond. No further details on affiliations or stakes are provided.
Miss Roze Foley longtime Renwick resident dies of cancer at the Rock Rapids home of her brother W H Foley. She was daughter of pioneer John Foley and sister to William Foley of Rock Rapids. Survivors include sister Ray in Texas and brothers Edward Hardy William Rock Rapids Clarence Spirit Lake Stewart. Funeral held in Hardy with burial at Vernon Cemetery. many Renwick friends attended.
The Tuws Council met September 19 1980 with Mayor Stoddard presiding and trustees Black Phippa Schipull present. Minutes from August and special meetings August 14 and 18 were read and approved. Bills were read and approved by finance committee including many names and charges. Merk showed a fire extinguisher demo and offered a kit for the chemical cart. motion to reject purchase carried. Meeting adjourned with Town Clerk Vritz Britt signing.
Petitions circulate among landowners along the Goldfield to Wesley corridor as 60 extends toward Renwick. State highway commission will build if granted 100 foot right of way, paying 125 dollars per acre. Farmers gain access year round. expansion may lead to paving, the sole paved route for miles.
In the cabinet hierarchy the secretary of state sometimes acts under the secretary of war, as Stimson holds a wartime rank with the Officers Reserve Corps. The wartime role places Hurley as the superior when Stimson is on duty, while hosiery manufacturers assess a fashionable trend as immoral.
Erskine Ramaay, a Birmingham businessman, offers $500 for proof of a change in table manners that would allow cutting lettuce with a knife instead of mashing it with a fork, despite controversy over propaganda.
A banker argues that choosing Senators with the same care as selecting golf and fishing outfits would limit many Senators, implying a critique of political selection standards. The remark contrasts meticulous sourcing with broad eligibility.
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