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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
5
Sargents Pig Meal from Sargent & Co. in Des Moines is touted as a balanced pig feed with 84 percent digestibility. The ad asserts higher usable feed per bag than competing pig meals, promoting growth and avoiding stunting.
Iowa reports a large corn surplus with a 30 percent rise in statewide yields and a 66 percent gain nationwide. Nebraska and South Dakota shows declines or small gains. Iowa faces storage needs and a possible market dip if credit tightens. Oats and barley bolster feed supplies, and warehouse laws may aid holding profits.
A new Flying taxi venture plans passenger air service linking cities with a capital of 7.6 million dollars. Initial steps include equipping flying fields in 26 states and establishing aviator training schools in the East Midwest and Pacific coast. The article notes prior air hire efforts since 1910 but says this project is on a vastly larger scale.
The piece notes growing non voting blocs as states add registration hurdles for the November election. It cites early registration deadlines, permanent property owner registration in some places, and Indiana repealing its law. It argues that strict rules reduce turnout and empower a minority of voters to sway results.
The piece argues that the tariff in force over the past forty years boosted national income, bank deposits, and the value of manufactured and agricultural goods while growth periods of decline align with tariff reductions. It frames free trade as worse than useless and defends protective tariffs as key to prosperity for farmers and manufacturers.
A historical reflection asserts mineral resources underpin national wealth. It notes the United States relied on mines from early history, with copper, lead, zinc, and iron now vital to state and national prosperity, and stresses ongoing dependence on adequate mineral supply for progress.
Reports from across the state indicate corn will mature enough for good seed near late September. Picking early and drying seed corn properly provide insurance for a healthy stand next spring.
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