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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1945

Page

4

Early Brood Management for Pullets in Poultry Farming

C M Ling emphasizes careful feeding and housing to raise strong pullets. Separate cockerels early, provide mash and grain in a tight schedule, monitor for parasites like lice and mites, treat with recommended remedies, control worms with official treatments, vaccinate against fowl pox, and prevent feather pecking by removing injured birds and addressing overcrowding and lack of exercise. The article notes about 100000 men in the United States cut and haul trees for paper.

Farmers Are Urged To Cattlemen Elect Raise More Fall Pigs

Farmers urged to boost fall pig crop as the WFA raises the support price from 12.50 to 19.09 dollars per hundred pounds for good and choice butcher hogs through Septemeber 1 1946. OPA maintains hog ceiling at 14.75 for butchers and 14.00 for sows. Alabama Cattlemen elect 1945 46 officers headed by State Senator Bruce Henderson with HR J Lowe and G M Edwards as officers. Executive committee named Selden Sheffield A C Hartley Q D G Johnson G C Passmore Charles Ward Centre Thomas Tartt H C Blackwood Mack Maples J G Pearce.

Auburn Ala Alshame WFA Chicago OPA Alabama Cattlemen's Association Bruce Henderson Millers Ferry HR. J. Lowe Huntsville G. M. Edwards Union Springs W. P. Breen Eutaw T. C. Reid Montgomery Selden Sheffield Demopolis A. C. Hartley Cecil G. Johnson Hardaway G. C. Passmore Prattville Charles Ward Thomas Tartt Livingston H. C. Blackwood Cleveland Mack Maples Elkmont J. G. Pearce Birmingham

Curb Market Sales For Month Reported

Auburn Ala sales at 20 active curb markets totaled 55737.51 last month, state agent Elizabeth Forney reports. 1945 year-to-date sales reach 190405.26 with Gadsden leading at 17120.80 and Montgomery Lanett at 8731.12 as spring vegetables arrive.

Auburn Ala Alabama Elizabeth Forney Gadsden Montgomery + Lanett Tasca Mobile Srn Anniston

Alabama Guernsey Cattle Events And War Material Notes

The Alabama Guernsey Cattle Club schedules its third annual sale at the Fair Grounds in Birmingham on May 7. Cullman calf sale moved from April 28 to May 12. Kilby prison farm in Montgomery plans its Guernsey sale on June 26. Alabama poultry leaders say eggs hit the season's low level due to fewer farm chickens and shifting consumer demand. packers store eggs as a result. Lumber is a critical war material, with Uncle Sam requiring 40 billion board feet and trillions of cords of pulpwood for war and civilian needs. An active bee colony gathers 65 pounds of pollen to support vast towers, while U.S. farmers last year harvested about 300,000 acres of broomcorn to sweep up homes and factories.

Alabama Guernsey Cattle Club Fair Grounds Birmingham Cullman Kilby Guernsey Montgomery Uncle Sam

More Meat Shortage Warns Alabama Grow Poultry

Auburn reports the API Extension Service urges residents to raise more poultry as civilian meat intake declines. Civilian red meat consumption fell from 147 pounds in 1944 to an expected 126 in 1945, while chicken per capita drops from 24 pounds in 1944 to about 20 in 1945. Military orders dominate broilers and canned chicken, with 1945 needs at 670 million pounds.

Auburn Ala API Extension Service

Car fire follows near-rebuild in Decatur garage incident

Mrs. Wilder Manley’s car, badly damaged in a November crash, spent five months in a repair garage. It was returned to service, then caught fire on its first day back and was towed again to the same garage.

Decatur, Tr Wilder Manley

Coroner Reveals Body Height Measured While Supine

Chicago AP reports Coroner AL Brodie giving details about a murdered man's body. He states the victim was five feet inches in length, clarifying the measurement was taken while the corpse lay down. The exchange with a reporter shows the unusual method used.

Linear Measurement Chicago AL. Brodie

Maxy and Minnie Mums from Greendale Wis

Maxy and Minnie Greenbaum of Greenfield Avenue Greendale Wisconsin describe two sizes of chrysanthemum plants large ones called Maxy Mums and small ones Minnie Mums.

Maxy and Minnie Mums Max Minnie Greenbaum Greenfield Ave Greendale Wis Yaise Chrysanthemum Sa Maxy Mums

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