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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

8

Our Government How It Operates

A discussion of the budget bureau as the central gatekeeper for federal spending. It details August preparations, hearings, and the President’s spending limit, plus Congress’ role in approving funds and the checks on excess requests. The article explains the budgeting process to fit annual appropriations and tax payer interests.

Bepfort Bureau of Commission Bureau of the Budget Congress Hich Budget Bureau Csts Caisis Bureau of Budget Mendon House of Representatives Hag Yenra Western Newapepar Union

Poultry Experts Warn Against Forcing Pullet Growth

O O Ufford, former extension poultryman for Colorado Agricultural College, argues pullets should not be forced with heavy protein diets. He recommends a growing mash with 10 percent meat scraps and 5 percent bone meal, fed constantly in outdoor hoppers, and later reducing animal protein to steady winter egg production by avoiding rapid development of egg-producing organs.

O. 0 Ufford Colorado Agricultural College

Too Much Sunshine Is Not Good for Chickens

Missouri farmer advises protecting chicks from hot summer sun. Shade under trees or patches of sunflowers or corn provide cooler conditions, reduce mites, and keep chicks healthy until they start growing. After crops reach height, chickens may roam portions of the yard. cross-farming with corn is feasible with temporary fences.

Missouri Parmer

Feather Pulling in Hens Roosters Cannibal Behavior

The Montreal Herald notes feather pulling stems from overcrowding or blood taste from injury or disease. When hens and especially roosters taste blood they become cannibalistic, pulling their flock members' feathers. Kill cannibals and separate victims. improve outdoor exercise and change of feed to curb the issue.

Montreal Herald

Treatment for Scaly Leg in Fowls

The article explains scaly leg in birds, caused by the sarcoptes mutans mite that burrows under horny scales on shanks and toe tops. It notes detection by loosening scales and crusty buildup, and outlines treatment with linseed oil kerosene mix or vaseline applications.

Rhode Island Red Bantam Gains Popularity in Shows

The general ruled and practices applied to the ruling of large poultry held good in haunching the Bantam. The Rhode Island Red Bantam is emerging as a popular member of the midget group with good specimens seen in showrooms. They have not been admitted to the American Standard but may be recognized in time. Males weigh about two pounds.

Rhode Island Courast

Johnson and royal talk in a Kansas man’s world

A review of Martin Johnson and wife Osa, their fame and wealth, and a broader reflection on Hollywood films, royalty books by the deposed Spanish king, and a skeptical view of democracy. The piecenotes large rail costs, movie wealth, and public discourse, ending with a personal musing on strength and preparedness.

Quality Needed in a Husband in the 1933 WNU view

A woman writer argues reliability is tied to character and disposition. She contends a man’s mood stability, sociability, and adaptability shape daily life and a wife’s security more than wealth or strict sobriety. True partnership requires humor generosity and shared enjoyment, not sudsy bravado.

Algohé Hobson Lfe Cordo Bell Syndicate WNU

Warriors of Leprosy Fight on Culion Island Colony

Seven top American bacteriologists led by Dr Malcolm H Soule of the University of Michigan will begin tours at Cullen Island Culion leper colony to study and conquer leprosy. The 6000 cases on Culion are to aid extended investigations following Porto Rico work by Dr Schule and Dr Earl S McKinney of George Washington University who isolated the leprosy bacillus. Monkey experiments showed leprosy bacillus is not vigorous in animals. only humans sustain infection.

Malcolm H. Soule University of Michigan Cullen Island Culion Island Porto Rico Doctor Schule Earl 5. McKinney George Washington University

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