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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
5
Various brief notes from Vernon and surrounding towns include visits by A J Smith of Eagle Grove, Laura Packard of Goldfield, and expansions on local agriculture. Mentions of farm advice, veterinary cautions for pigs, and community events appear alongside ads and social updates.
Farm Bureau reports growing enthusiasm for the Seed Corn Selection Contest among county boys. Meetings in Vernon township outlined rules with Prof Taylor and local teachers urging participation. Humboldt, Livermore, Bode and Chosen schools mobilize clubs for prizes, with a Humboldt Show planned next Saturday to highlight exhibits.
Rain soaked Friday but did not dampen spirits at Smith Park. The Boone Township Farm Bureau picnickers enjoyed a full open air feast and sports program. Joe Abernathy and the County Agent spoke on farm bureau growth. Mr Van Nice delivered a late address with a meaningful message for attendees.
A Department of Justice Division of Women's Activities issued thrifty cooking guidance for a meat dish. It describes a 24 pound Planket Regular Roll placed on a seasoned plank, broiled for seven hours with butter, then finished in a moderate oven, garnished with Duchess potatoes peas and asparagus tips.
E D Meredith secretary of agriculture urged continuing cotton production by ensuring farmers receive a price covering costs and a reasonable profit. He compared with oats and corn noting farmers face low returns and questioned which crop is most important.
The text stresses the need to live fully and deeply and asserts that money is essential. It implies lasting protection for savings or funds across years, underscoring financial security as a foundation for a richer life.
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