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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1930

Page

3

Poultry House Design Emphasized for Safety and Cost

An article from Colorado Agricultural College cautions against overbuilding and stresses the safety and economy of shed type poultry houses. It recommends wellsited, well-ventilated designs with front sunlight, six-inch ground clearance, and minimal cost using good materials. It notes the value of warm dry conditions and warns against excessive minerals in feed, citing Illinois tests on chick weights with varying bone content.

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Dependable Poultry Keeping Urged for Farm Income

Amid widespread declines in farm product prices, farmers in the Middle West see poultry as a steady income source. A well fed standard bred flock is favored as a reliable, profitable venture compared with other farm activities.

Middle West

Chicks and Poultry Tips From Historical Text

The fragment offers poultry care guidance including sanitation, temperature and drafts, egg cleanliness, and nest perches. It mentions methods like nicotine-sulphate use and a Kentucky station post mortem finding internal parasites, plus feeding adjustments for turkeys maturing for holidays.

Kentucky

Increasing grain in dairy ration for drought

John Oliver, deputy Colorado dairy commissioner, advises increasing grain when pasture dries and grass turns unpalatable. He urges ensuring ample fresh water, noting cows drink 12 to 30 gallons daily depending on size and lactation, and recommends about one pound of grain per five pounds of milk if on pasture.

John Oliver Colorado Toliver

Prevent Cowpox Spread by Careful Treatment

Guidance to isolate affected cows and prevent transmission during milking. Use a dedicated milker, clean stalls and hands, and sanitize milking equipment. Treat teats with boric acid and bismuth subnitrate paste, then iodine ointment if healing stalls. Boil milking tubes for 15 minutes before use.

Dairy Notes Recommend Careful Herd Management for Spring

Fall born calves ready for pasture next spring while low dairy prices push culling of weaker cows. Emphasizes manure removal to reduce flies and stockpiles of grain and hay as pastures shrink. Details protein needs from silage and legume hay, suitable dry cow rations, and the value of not underfeeding.

Pajama Fashion Dominates Fall Wardrobe Trends

Fashion notes show women embracing pajama minded style with matching hats and dresses in chiffon greens and velveteen berets. The trend features coordinated fabrics from dresses to coats and accessories, with bold outfits for bridge, beach, and boudoir, plus versatile coat and trouser sets in shantung and printed crepe.

Shantung

The Sun speaks to Warry about myths and meanings

The Sun explains rays reach Earth in eight minutes and seven passes around Earth each second. He recalls being worshipped in ancient times as Sol and Helios, with myths of a sun god, chariots, temples, and hymns. Harry notes people enjoy sun tans and feel cheerful under him.

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Sunday school lesson amid a family quarrel in Wille’s tale

Wille questions the source of a black eye. Johnnie Smith allegedly struck him. The mother cites a biblical teaching about heaping coals on enemies. Darrel recalls burning ash and a taunt about coal.

Wille Johnnie Smith Darrel

Subtle Exchange Between Grandmother and Girl

A fragment shows a grandmother and a young girl discussing memories of childhood and surprise ice cream treats. The dialogue hints at nostalgia and small shared moments between generations.

Castoria Soothe and Quiet Your Crying Baby Today

Any baby restless or fretful can be eased with Castoria the pure vegetable remedy. When a child is feverish cries or sleepless give Castoria promptly. if no improvement consult a physician. It helps with colic constipation or diarrhea and should be kept on hand for quick relief.

London Thames House to be Europe’s largest hotel

London announces a new Thames House project planned as Europe’s biggest hotel and the world’s largest commercial building outside America. The structure will include 2,000 rooms each with baths and an innovative bath provision for European hostels.

London New Thames House Europe America

Blues Singers Trade Barbs Over Mall Sale Impasse

Two blues performers exchange pointed barbs over a mall sale. The exchange hints at financial strain and personal ambition as they trade sarcastic lines about affording stamps and the worth of their act. The dialogue centers on a dispute about selling or retaining the mall property.

Philips Milk of Magnesia Headline Ad Pitch

An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener and stomach acid remedy for children and adults. It emphasizes its pleasant taste, neutralizing power, safety, and physician endorsement, noting the U S registered trademark of Charles EL Phillips Chemical Co since 1876.

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