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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
3
Michigan State College experts urge using 15 million bushels of wheat as livestock feed to cut costs and raise returns. Wheat can replace corn in dairy cow, hog, and poultry rations, with notable savings on milk, butterfat, and feed bills.
Local food shop at 509 McEwan Street markets staples under manager ownership. The ad touts flour K B Flour 244 lb sacks, dill pickles, cheese, spinach, tea, Whiz Fly Spray, Palmolive, Gillette razors, and freebies with purchases.
A collage of brief items from Michigan towns reports reshaped school board duties in Stockbridge after 40 years, new water supply plans for Adrian, muskie catches in Cheboygan River, legal fines in New Buffalo, a hotel refrigeration scare in Port Huron, and a fatal crash near Grand Rapids. Additional notes cover public safety in Newberry, a successful hole in one in Kalamazoo, gangling fires in Paw Paw, town accidents in Manistee and Coldwater, and state agency permits for radio stations.
Missouri agricultural experiment station tests show partial substitution of meat scraps with cottonseed and soybean meal in mash for laying hens. The mash requires added minerals and fat balance, with bone meal and lime stone needed to improve results. A full substitution proved unsatisfactory. a cautious partial use is advised pending further study.
A simple method to ensure direct sun for chickens is to set about ten square feet at the south side of the house with an eight inch layer of cinders. Place up to provide wind protection. Cinders absorb heat due to their dark color, melting snow and ice quickly and allowing birds to bask in warm, dry winds when ground is wet and cold.
The text outlines a temporary emergency feed formula using 100 pounds ground oats, 10 pounds tankage or meat scraps, and one pound of salt, with barley, hay day, and 50 pounds of oats as alternatives. It cautions that this mash is not a permanent ration and should only be used briefly during shortages.
Pullets start laying earlier in the season with higher egg output during first laying. Hatchings are timed to reach maturity around June to September, ensuring abundance in the June to September period as prices rise. The white egg season is about to follow.
Investigation shows 75 percent loss of hundreds of chicks from gapeworm infestation traced to a poultryman's Helis treatment used about 24 hours. Overland turkeys driven with infested flocks left chicks unable to breathe and showing gaping symptoms. The report notes choking and respiratory distress as the primary signs of gapeworm infections.
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