Stretching Daylight For Greater Egg Yield
Artificial lighting by extending hens working day increases egg production, especially when prices peak. This is part of a 62 article series on poultry raising by Dr. L. D. Le Gear from St. Louis, with readers urged to study and clip for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. LeGear
V. S. St. Louis
LeGear
Ontario Veterinary College
National Poultry Authority
Artificial Lighting In Hen Houses Boosts Winter Egg Yield
A discussion on how artificial lighting lengthens the day for hens in fall and winter. It explains how more feeding with proper nutrients, aided by light, increases egg production by 25 to 50 percent, though total yearly yield may not rise. The piece notes the biology of egg formation and the tropical origin of the digestive system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlien
Tropics
Lighting Your Poultry House for Higher Egg Production
The article explains how bright artificial lighting extends feeding and egg production in hens. It recommends 50-watt bulbs every ten feet in shallow houses, or a double row in deeper houses, with lights on from around 4 30 a m to daylight, or until 6 pm, to boost daily hours and profits. It notes whitewashed interiors aid light reflection and that electric lighting is cost efficient and may be automatic.
Court Orders Auditor Report Ratified in Caroline Equity Case
In Equity No. 2747 Chy in the Circuit Court for Caroline county an order dated July third 1929 directs that the Auditor's Report be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from July 6 1929. A copy of the order must be printed in Caroline county newspapers once in each of two successive weeks before July 15 1929. T. Clayton Horsey Clerk. True copy test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
L'Est
Notice to Creditors for J Atwood Todd Estate
Notice from Caroline County Maryland Orphans Court announcing the administrator on the estate of J Atwood Todd deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by January 6, 1930 or be excluded from benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Dated June 21, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
J. Atwood Todd
Help Wanted in C and P Telephone Building
Office in the C P Telephone Building in Denton for heat and janitor service. Apply to the Telephone Company in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.& P. Telephone
Denton
Public Auction of Maryland Real Estate by Mortgage Assignee
Notice of sale under a 1923 mortgage from Le Roy A. Guilett to Harvey L. Cooper and assigned to J Owen Knotts. The property in Caroline County Maryland is described with deeds and boundaries. Sale set for July 30, 1929 at the Denton courthouse door from 2 to 4 pm, with terms: half cash day of sale, balance in six months bearing interest, or all cash. Title papers available at purchaser’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Leroy A. Guilett
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Qwen Knotts
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Harmony
Ganey’s Wharf
Dawson's Branch
Thomas Marine Land
Chase Land
James T. Payne
Payne’s
Dawson’s Branch
J. Owen Knotts
Leonard F. Covey
Washington College
Office of
the Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
State Board of Education
Paul S. Titsworth
Chestertown
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Dr. L. D. LeGear
V. S
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Alma L. Frampton
Blanche R. Frampton
Joseph C. Frampton
Samuel G. Nuttle
L. May Allen
Maurice Allen
General Motors
Pontiac
F.o. B
Michigan
Fisher
Mich
Lavejoy Shack
akland-Poniluo
W. H. Hollis & Son
Denton, Maryland
Alfred W. McCann
D. Litt
Eld
America
Register of Wills
J.irwin Warwood
Wright
Market St
Menton
Mark
Victoria
Reed
Holems
Long & Short, Inc
Federalsburg
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Swinmmlling
Clarence A. Stiort
Doven
Delaware
L. B. Towers
T. Fred Towers
Sec
Trena
Hughes Lumber and Goal Company
Dientpon
Seems
Box 146
Ridgely
Fisk Al-Cord
Fisk Windsor
Fisk
W. H. Fiollis & Son