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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
11
The author argues young chicks need substantial animal-based feed in a very narrow protein to fat ratio to grow strong plumage and healthy flesh. Early diet should emphasize animal foods like meat scraps and eggs, while avoiding overreliance on grain.
Vincent G. Huntley advises a multi generation approach to producing hardy ducks. Focus on parent care before eggs, careful egg handling, and attentive post hatch treatment. Maintain egg records, warm washing, and controlled housing to prevent cooling and ensure proper plumage before market readiness.
The Feather notes cotton seed meal is increasingly used as poultry food in the South and spreading to other areas. Farmers mix it with corn meal, wheat bran, middlings, and flour to form a thick mash. It supplies essential nutrients but overuse can harm poultry and dairy cows at certain life stages.
The text warns that feeding inferior grains is the worst economy for poultry. Rotten, weevil-eaten, and sprouted grain retards growth, causes staggers in chickens and dulls hens. It urges supplying wholesome grain and soft foods to ensure good results.
The article notes better health among spring fowls due to access to fool that aids digestion and necessary grit to help the gizzard function.
Senator Isidor Rayner of Maryland delivers a message to the Democracy urging adherence to Jeffersonian principles, opposition to paternalism, and a firm stand on states’ rights and existing railroad law. He warns against abandoning core traditions even amid new issues and urges unity on essentials to restore party vigor.
Lynnville Tennessee May Day reports a vigorous effort by the Board of Aldermen and Town Marshal to enforce vagrancy laws. The town aims to remove idle loafers of all colors who refuse work, threatening to employ them on streets or elsewhere unless they accept work or move on.
William J Bryan spoke to over 4000 at City Auditorium under YMCA auspices in a religious address on The Prince of Peace. The crowd included Gov Swanson and Mayor McCarthy with other dignitaries. he defended Christianity, critiqued trusts and Roosevelt, and drew cheers before a reception and dinner hosted by Gov Swanson.
The World's Work notes a southern economic awakening with homes, schools, roads, and factories expanding. It highlights three core tasks: doubling farmer yields, teaching practical trades to students, and governing elites without politics and graft. New immigration shifts and rising bank cash accompany a cheerful, modernizing South.
Sparta Tennessee May 31 The forty thousand dollar pike bonds were sold to John Niveen & Co of Chicago for 101 with purchaser paying issuance costs and other expenses The bonds carry 5 percent interest and are to be delivered as needed This favorable offer reflects the county s strong credit The pike machinery has been purchased and delivery completed construction is set to begin immediately
The Executive Committee of the American Meat Packers Association, representing 275 packers in 29 states, urged immediate purchase of cows and other sick cattle for post mortem inspection by the U S Government. Secretary George L McCarthy blamed dirty farms for diseased dairy herds and warned of public health danger from milk and dairy products.
Memphis June 3 Judge Palmer of the Second Criminal Court declared Senate Bill No 2 unconstitutional for multiple subjects in its caption nulling the act. He also quashed indictments against the New Memphis Jockey Club while Attorney General Yerger argued Senate Bill No 151 could stand on its own merits. Rumors of a fall race meeting followed the decision with no official word.
A condensed list of wholesale prices for produce, grains, meats, and live stock. Listings cover cabbage, potatoes, apples, bananas, celery, lemons, field seeds, hay, oats, corn, wheat, bacon, lard, eggs, poultry, butter, wool, honey, beeswax, ginseng, hides, tallow, sugar, flour, meal, and rye. Prices are marked as furnished by dealers, mills, and stores with varying per unit measures.
A Vermont attorney, formerly a lawyer, visits the office of an OM attorney and asks to borrow a law book. The attorney, through glasses, questions if it matters, leaving the room in a curt, puzzled moment.
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