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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
2
Publication note showing editors Charles Virgil Creek and E John Creek publish weekly items. It records second class status and entry date May 25 1907 at Carthage Indiana post office under postal regulations.
Camp Bedford opens June 19 for its tenth season drawing youth from Southern Indiana. Leaders include Paul Carmack, Robert Plummer, Verling Pierson, Paul James, William Offutt, and Orville Fox with Indian archery leadership and Hindu student Mr C L Speak assisting. Girls camp led by Miss Virginia Knaub plans a strong staff. location near Spring Mills Park and Marengo Caves with 46 acres and White River bluff setting.
The article argues feather picking in chicks is linked to modern rearing methods rather than feed. It notes that birds fed corn meal with hens did not exhibit feather picking and suggests current feeding variety and balance may contribute.
The article lists principal causes of feather and toe picking in chicks including crowding overheating and lack of green feed. It advises separating cockerels from pullets early and hardening late hatched chicks while noting brooder temperature should start near 90 degrees and drop 5 degrees weekly to 70.
It is cheaper to prevent poultry lice and mites than to eradicate them during heavy infestation. Apply two or three sprays to young apple trees. Too many varieties complicate picking. Sharp pruning tools permit the...
The article discusses tree planting in Jefferson county mentioning black locusts growing up to 80 feet tall and 15 inches in diameter over 30 to 40 years. It also references peach leaf curl and cost accounting for orchards and suggests tools for strawberry patches.
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