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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
10
The Agriculture Department states no practical method links egg length shape or weight to the sex of hatched chicks. Research by Dr M A Jull finds no relation between egg metrics or yolk content and chick sex, negating the idea of selecting hatching eggs by sex.
Wade Holman and four companions returned from a fishing trip in New Mexico with about 290 fish. Holman caught the largest, a 2.5 pound steelhead trout 22 inches long. They praised Blue lakes as the state’s best for big fish and noted Cabaresta and Latir lakes have fewer and smaller fish. They advised parking far from Latir and Blue lakes and using pack horses to reach them.
A veterinary note states that more eggs laid before breeding increase the proportion of female chicks and reduce male chicks. Poultrymen may use this by selecting hens with longer production periods when choosing eggs for hatching.
The Randall County News of Canyon announces a formal opening of its new building next Saturday from 2 20 to 6 30 p m with all welcome. A church fundraising push reports 30 000 goal for a Canyon Presbyterian church nearly reached. the board has contributed 65 000 and Canyon Baptists begin a 35 000 campaign for a new church. Steele parts 115 West Seventh.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a West region rate inquiry with hearings starting September 1 in Chicago. The probe will assess agriculture and livestock impacts, possible lawful rate reductions or increases, and revenue needs of western carriers, with state commissions aiding and carriers prepared to submit 1923 onward statistics.
Shamrock plans a three day booster trip led by the Chamber of Commerce and fire department with the municipal band to promote a July 23 to 25 rodeo. Delegations tour Wellington, Childress, Clarendon and others, with a banquet at Keaton schoolhouse. Notables include riders from Panhandle area and Col Jeff Mankins overseeing races.
A compact wholesale district design aims to reduce travel time and lower costs for consumers by streamlining purchasing and distribution across the area. Local officials tout efficiency gains and shorter delivery routes, promising quicker service and lower bills for shoppers.
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