Missouri Poultry Association Aims for Growth and Membership
The Missouri State Poultry Association reorganizes to expand influence and set a 5,000 member goal by January 1, 1920. It will run a Sales Department to help members sell surplus stock and eggs. Fred Crosby, Secy Treas., Mountain Grove, Mo, urged swift membership. Farmers adjourn Missouri Farmers Week highlighted cooperation and organization across state groups with talks on livestock feeding costs and corn shows.
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Missouri State Poultry
United States
Missouri
Missouri State Poultry Association
Fred Crosby
Secy- Treas
Mountain Grove, Mo
University of Missouri College O Agriculture
State Board of Agricular Singing
Au Ae Ee
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson & Co
John M. Evward
Iowa State College
Missouri State Corn Growers’ Association
John F. Case
J.C. Hackleman
W. P. Brinkley
Alva Mann
F. H. Russell
Chas. Schneer
J. R Shelton
Missouri Farm Bureau Association
Jefferson City
Missouri Live Stock Producers’ Association
Kansas City
Missouri Women Farmers’ Club
What to Feed Your Chicks
Advice from University of Missouri style plan for feeding newly hatched chicks. Emphasizes delaying feeding to 48 hours to use yolk sac, then staged diet including grit oats sour milk dry mash and green feed, with mortality and feed efficiency data. Warns against weed seeds and suggests using infertile incubator eggs boiled and mixed into mash.
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University of Missouri
What is the Farm Bureau
Farmers ask what the Farm Bureau is and how it can help. The rural group aims to benefit farmers and the community, with unlimited possibilities if members push for strength and influence. The article emphasizes it as a farmers organized advocacy and service body.
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Farm Bureau
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Farm Bureau backs farmer representation in Jefferson City
A county Farm Bureau editorial urges support for Judge W. K. James of Buchanan County as the farmer's advocate in Jefferson City. It notes 52 Farm Bureaus form the Missouri Farm Bureau Association and calls on farmers to join to influence legislation and secure benefits. Ross Nichols, County Agent.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City
Farm Bureau
Missouri Farm Bureau Association
W. K. James
Buchannan County
James
Ross Nichols
Demobilization and Moral Support for Overseas Troops
Washington special reports Raymond B. Fosdick, soon to oversee demobilization efforts, says two million soldiers abroad will face boredom and homesickness. He urges families to provide human interest and letters, noting the United War Work drive raised $170 million to fund recreation, but real support goes beyond money.
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Washington
France
United War Work
Raymond B. Fesdick
Commission On Training
Mr. Posdick
Etrele
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