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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
6
Leaders warn high feed costs pressuring the poultry industry and small flock owners. Emphasize strict culling of inferior birds, preserving only birds that can be fed well, and investing in a strong breeding program to withstand price pressures. Ensure vigorous, high-type males with one male per five females.
Reports from agricultural advisory bureau cite studies by Dr. C A tick and C E Holmes of Wisconsin confirming that regular feeding of a sulfur mixed ration reduces coccidiosis in poultry. Varying sulfur levels yielded different protection, with 10 percent sulfur in grow mash showing effectiveness in Maryland and Delaware, and 3 percent sulfur cited as another control method.
A historical note emphasizes that birds develop normally on grain and a balanced mash kept available at all times. It recommends liberal grain feeding in the development period and cites both grain and mash systems as effective. The guidance specifies equal parts yellow and wheat in the grain mix and caution against overreliance on grain outside the development phase.
A Northern college poultry experiment reports cod liver oil tested for potency can substitute green feed. One pint substitutes per 1000 pounds of grain when fed with ash. Prefer providing alfalfa hay or lespedeza where possible to balance the ration.
A garbled report notes concerns over imported liquid eggs from China used in bakeries and candy factories. Even if cooked, officials warn the eggs may carry pathogens, posing a health risk to the domestic market and consumers.
Farmers urged to use cane molasses as cheap livestock feed. New York milk shed reports high drum prices. Guidance on daily amounts for horses cattle sheep hogs and dairy cows, methods of feeding and self feeders described.
Hoard's Dairyman cites Florida Experiment Station findings by Arnold and Becker showing Jerseys achieve maximum milk yields with a dry period of 31 to 60 days. Periods longer than 91 days reduce production, while under 30 days hasten decline. a month to six weeks appears near optimal for recovery and milk flow.
East of Des Moines farmer Canfield, after July sun ruined his fodder crop, built a huge round straw bale silo. He reports its walls collapse as silage recedes, avoiding pit silo pitching. With pliers and pitchfork, cattle gain bed and board as the system progresses.
Hoard's Dairyman notes mastitis is any abnormal udder condition. Transmission depends on the trouble’s nature and progression. Young cattle are less affected than older high-producing cows. Postcalving udders can be swollen with nonnormal milk, not necessarily infectious mastitis.
A Detroit News excerpt explains grafting as joining a superior tree to a weaker stock of the same genus. The cambial layer must fit precisely, as grafting is skilled work. It notes peaches and plums share a genus, allowing a graft between them in either direction.
A physician outlines a phased weight loss plan focusing on reducing fat foods by 10 percent then further lowering fats and starches over one to three months. The article also explains angina pectoris symptoms, causes, and notes differing medical opinions on heart blood supply and energy balance with a citation to Dr. C. H. Beach.
A Moody Bible Institute lesson opening 1987 year study on John 1 1 18 presents Jesus as God and the Word, outlines belief versus unbelief, and argues faith rests on eyewitness testimony. It emphasizes the incarnation and the spark of grace and truth in Christ coming to dwell among humanity.
A compact epigram urging preservation of every grain of effort and moment. The speaker, E Knight, stresses that even small things accumulate into greater outcomes and time should not be squandered or squandered thoughtlessly.
A compact quotation on friendship noting that true affection does not grow quickly but must be cultivated with steady effort, patience, and mutual esteem. It emphasizes gradual development of kind and meaningful ties rather than rapid attachment.
A compact meditation on companionship: without good company, even fine ties lose their savor, like painted grapes that are seen but not tasted, stressing that true relish comes from meaningful bonds rather than mere appearance.
A concise reflection notes that not only the idle are at fault but also those who could be better employed in humane thought, echoing Socrates on purposeful use of time and intellect.
A short aphorism attributed to Chamfort notes that true rest comes from labor and effort, suggesting reward lies in diligent work rather than idle leisure.
The Sewing Circle offers patterns such as 1812 L for little girls with a front button frock, 1998 two version dress in various fabrics, and 1938 a daytime frock with squared shoulders and peplum. Includes sizes 2 to 46, yardage details, and a chart. Send 15 cents for the Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book from 367 W Adams St Chicago III.
An Altoona Constitution line plus Florida Times-Union humor set a scene on a highway where a car breaks down. A boy and girl share a playful exchange about kissing the car to revive it, reflecting light comic banter of the era.
An inhabitant and a visitor exchange terse remarks about life in a remote locale. The visitor questions what keeps someone busy there, and the inhabitant admits the same difficulty, ending with a passing remark about their preference for EY.
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