Poultry Farming Yields Vary. Long-Term Pay Shown
Extension staff report shows poultry enterprises paid farmers who kept cost records an average of 46 cents per hour over 19 years, with at least 30 cents per hour in most years. Exceptions occurred 1917 1932 1983 1991. Eggs and feed prices in 1934 reflect difficult prewar comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of of Economies
New York State
WNY Service
Acto New York State
Poultry Enterprise
State College of Agriculture
Drouth
Middle West
Overfeeding Minerals to Young Chicks Risks Balance
An Ohio experiment station review shows both excess mineral intake and mineral deficiency harm chicks. A mash with meat scraps and dry skim milk supplies minerals well to ten weeks, mainly calcium and phosphorus. Substituting vegetable protein for meat increases the need for added minerals due to lower mineral content in plant proteins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Broodiness in Birds Varies Widely Across Breeds
An authority in Rural New Yorker notes broodiness is highly variable with no fixed average time. Natural peaks occur in late spring and summer, but artificial rearing shifts the timing. Inherited factors influence frequency, and individual birds within breeds show marked differences. Weeding frequent sitters is used to control the trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Sudbury Notes And Baseball Schedule From 1935
A混混 mosaic of 1930s farm notes and school sports: turkey crop figures and hatchery rules from the agriculture section, then Sudbury High School baseball schedule for 1935 with games listed from April to June and junior high ping pong results won by Allan Bowry and runner up Harold.
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Sudbury
Cambridge School
Newton
Southboro
Wayland
Acton
Man
Wayside Inn
Weston
Beacon School
Allan Bowry
Harold
Helen Borden
Mary Bartlett
Flying Finnnl Win in Close Team Battle
The Tarmos and Saints faced a tight game with early exchanges, Puzzie and Grondahl scoring for the Eagles while Zapareski and Arcisz led the Saints. Key fouls and shifts in momentum followed, with Torppa and O’Donnell making notable plays as the Saints pulled ahead before a dramatic finish.
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Tarmos
Wosmisz
Lawson
Puzzie
Toms
Soko
Eagles
Puzz
Frigard
Soke
Dick Grondahl
Wessbiaz
Fiigard
Grondahl
Saints
Zapareski
Puzzle
Arcisz
Gibney
Master Torppa
Gronrahl
Zappy
Torppa
O'Donnell
Gurdziewski
Saint
Iine
Mhese
Fraser
J Columbo
Mariano
Gilleney
Johnson
Liverman
Malcolm
St. Casi- Tomy
Pilecki
Lubin
Joe Columbo
Temperance Society Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Maynard Alka Temperance Society marked its 40th anniversary with a musical and literary program at Temperance Hall on Main Street. Hugo Kajander led the event with Rev. Matthew A. Vance as guest speaker urging strict control and prohibition against liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Alka Temperance Society
Temperance Hall
Main Street
Hugo Kajander
Pogram
Matthew A. ‘Vance
Aus
Sweden
Maynard DeMolay Legion Holds Annual Meeting
The Maynard Massachusetts De Molay Legion of Honor held its annual meeting at the Masonic hall with over 100 delegates from across the state. William K. Walters presided during the retiring year and new officers were elected including Frederick Burtt as president and Charles A. Stevenson as first vice president. A banquet preceded the meeting and other Legion events were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Massachusetts Court Demolay Legion of Honor
Masonic Hall
William K. Walters
Leon W. Weir
Run
Grand Council
M Clayon Gould
William Bb. Paul
Lawrence M. Lovett
Frederick Burtt
Lowell
Charles A. Stevenson
Newton
George W. Proctor Jr
Lexington
Robert H. Waldman
Chelsea
West Springfield
L. D. Wilson
Order de- Molay
Legion Headquarters
Patricia
Louka
Radium Declared World’s Priciest Commodity
A commentary notes radium as the costliest commodity worldwide highlighting its rarity and value as a precious industrial element.
Mrs. Lillian G. Shaw Dies in Cambridge
Mrs. Lillian G. Shaw widow of Dr. Frederick K. Shaw longtime Concord physician died yesterday in Cambridge after a long illness. Survived by children Roger and Carolyn and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at First Parish Meeting House with burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Concord
Cambridge
Lillian G. Shaw
Frederick K. Shaw
Roger
Carolyn
Guest Soloist Leads Concord Church Service
Rev George L Thurlow hosts a Concord Mass service with guest Rev H A Ofatie from Brooklyn NY and contralto soloist Marie Murray. Murray to sing four solos including Ave Maria and The Holy Hour with a Boston Symphony Holy Week event noted. Church school at 9 30 and a 5 45 cafeteria supper followed by youth activities and a talk on Religion and the Family by Paul W Dempsey.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Massachusetts
George L Thurlow
H. A. Ofatie
Brooklyn
Marie Murray
Jenney
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Gounod
Niven
Lang
Maunder
Wells A. Hall
George Erickson
Paul W. Dempsey
Lexington
Gathering Wool of Camel Bedouin Hand Nicely Gathered
Bedouins gather wool from camels where caravans rested, by hand. The wool is neither shorn nor pulled, collected in the night resting spots.
Ginseng Market Strongly Marketed in China
Practically all ginseng raised here is sold in China where demand is highest. It is used in medicines there and the fleshy root is enjoyed in soup by many Chinese.
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China
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Turkey
Ohio
Plymouth Rocks
States
Bnt
Aberdeen
Sudbury High
Prigard Rt
Grondahi
Gilleeney
Gilleeney c . Oneenenne
Ween O'Donnell
Torppax
Nenee
St. Casimir’s Sokolowski
Ewes Zapaieski Rg
Girdziewski
Teoeres Wojnisz
Pozaryck
Society
W. B. Case
Andelman’s Furniture CO
City Hall
Tel
Hollywood Frieze
Hollywood
Axminster
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