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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
3
The United States Department of Agriculture highlights December as a key month for farm education with a wide range of bulletins. Farmers are urged to study materials at chimney corner schools, benefiting both crop yields and livestock care while involving families in household guidance and farm efficiency.
United States Department guidance advises preplanning rabbit farming. Consider disposal options, local markets, and educational outreach to boost demand. Pedigreed stock offer higher returns with similar costs, and rabbits for meat fetch better profits at two to four months, often shipped alive in crates.
Heavy wire costs more now but less in ne long run. The lasting qualities of manure when applied to land are considerable. A little land well tilled will produce more profit than more land neglected.
Mixed grains including oats and corn ground together produce the best fattening results for fowl both old and young. Buckwheat and ordinary wheat add variety but are less fattening. Skim milk greatly improves color and texture of dressed meat. Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and Wyandottes are rapid gainers. with these rations they can gain one to one and a half pounds in three weeks, making feeding profitable.
United States Department experts warn that feeding damaged grain to poultry should be limited and avoided if moldy or musty. When birds range freely, small amounts may pose less risk, but confinement and corn products require strict monitoring to prevent illness.
Green cut bone can be purchased from the butcher and used as a fresh substitute for beef scrap. Feed in a trough net every other day at about one half ounce per bird, reducing or stopping if bowel looseness occurs.
Trap-nest methods improve flock management by taming birds and boosting egg production. They provide definite knowledge on individual traits, establish a basis for breeding decisions, remove non productive hens, and add precision to judging flock utility.
White Rocks White Wyandottes White Reds or Rhode Island Whites emerge as top egg producers. White Leghorns’ achievements overshadow other white breeds as they rise in poultry circles.
A United States Department of Agriculture pamphlet outlines surface irrigation methods that require modest costs. Furrow irrigation and flooding are highlighted, with examples from Florida citrus and crops planted in rows. Combination systems using spray and furrow methods are discussed for rolling lands and seed potatoes.
Ray Potts of the Bureau of Markets urged standardization of dairy production and distribution methods to stabilize prices and reduce consumer costs. He warned European needs could be met from prewar sources within two years, inviting renewed foreign competition in U.S. markets. Potts cited wide regional distribution costs and emphasized uniform quality as essential.
Owners of a large Flor ida stock farm propose free services of a Holstein bull and Hampshire boar as part of the Better Sires Better Stock campaign, with a Duroc boar to follow. they seek enrollment and recording, note scrub sires menace, and require tick free cows for service with a fee for registered Holstein cows.
When labor is scarce, livestock offer a profitable method to harvest surplus crops by pasturing. The approach lowers costs, yields profits, and helps maintain soil fertility through grazing.
Parcel post service offers possibilities for people with small surplus farm products. Widespread need to conserve food and public willingness to cooperate can help dispose of small quantities of specialty or high quality items.
Young stock demand much care and attention, yet winter offers a lull for farmers to manage them. The extra work invested now pays off as these animals will assist in harvesting crops later in the season.
The heat of every family that values health should have Dr Carter's K and B Tea in the house. Brew a cup before bedtime to ease sluggish liver headaches or regulate bowels. An old remedy used for years by thousands. children may take it. Ss. C Wella Co Le Roy NY.
A humorous exchange notes frustration with taxes on speech and the League of Nations. The dialogue suggests the public mood is taxed by burdensome costs and slow progress, reflecting contemporary international diplomacy.
An advertisement urges immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to treat rheumatism by cleansing kidneys and urinary tract. It claims the remedy attacks poisons, reduces inflammation, and restores organs to health, warning against imitations and noting three sizes available at druggists.
A terse exchange compares depicting a wife as a speaking portrait to rendering her in still life. The dialogue hints at artist methods and the challenge of capturing living presence in static art.
An advertisement asserts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to reduce frequent colds in the head. It warns acute catarrh may become chronic and promises a $100 reward if the remedy fails to cure.
The ancient record notes Samson made the first known riddle in Judges fourteen fourteenth, a biblical puzzle about a honeycomb. This historical claim ties to early Hebrew lore and the Shiloh narrative.
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