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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1947
Page
7
Dried skim milk, dried buttermilk, and dried cheese whey are key ingredients in commercial poultry mash. They supply riboflavin for growth and egg production, lactose to foster friendly gut bacteria, high quality protein, and essential minerals, aiding nutrient utilization in mixed feeds.
Pattern No 180 provides sizes 6 months to 3 years for a puff sleeved dress a sunsuit slip and panties with fabric needs listed. Pattern No 8135 covers sizes 12 to 18 with a yoked top and simple gored skirt and required yardage. Orders are requested by mail.
A collection of home guidance covers kitchen safety fashioning belts from ribbon curing appliance noise with rubber cushions egg preservation by flash heat stamps in purses waxed dividers cornmeal on rugs and safely discarding worn cords.
Biggest single labor saver for poultrymen is water piped to all buildings and to the range. Use automatic floats at drinking fountains to control water flow. Sketch shows an automatic waterer made of an oil drum mounted on skids. Pigs can be castrated any time after they are a week old. They do not suffer as much of a setback when young as they do at 50 pounds or heavier.
Upper photo shows some of the first machine made clay pipes nearly a century old. Lower photo contrasts with the present clay pipe, which is doing an excellent drainage job for farmers of America.
The fight against Newcastle disease of poultry has reached 40 states. Producers of broilers are hard hit. Large vaccination trials are in progress but outcomes remain uncertain. Until preventive methods are found, sanitation and daily killing and disposal of all sick birds offer the best current solution.
An old Swiss alphorn, measuring 10 to 12 feet, is used to summon cows at milking time and to announce evening worship. The wooden horn, bound with bark fiber, rests its wide mouth on the ground and resembles a large smoking pipe. Its origins trace back to chronicles from the ninth century.
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