New Hen Variety Promises High Laying Yet Cites Feeding Rules
George Austin of Norway introduces a new hen variety The tut: Ferenp from Eneton AM claiming record potential of 300 eggs annually. The piece surveys feeding, care, and housing guidance from Frank H. King and others, stressing ample, balanced rations, dry mash mixes, and environment to maximize egg production while noting restraint on forcing fertility and the value of established breeds for reliable market performance.
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George Austin
Norway
Eneton
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Danekor Commercial
Maine
Maine Experiment Station
Frank H. King
American Poultry Journal
Weinley High Athletics Preview At McKinley Stadium
Merrisey High plans sport expansion as Weinley High boosts girls basketball admission to the athletic association and adds a boys soccer team plus a tennis tournament. In rowing at McKinley the period of activity accelerates with soccer, tennis, and a boxing bout feature toward Christmas. Prospective male and female stars include Monwarrat Dyer Aylett Carter Marks Hung Motherny Kan Yi Hoon Ki Chong Awal and Hogan. Singles and mixed doubles lead to boys and girls doubles later in the year with a notable Dec 17 match featuring Johnny Frayne and promoter Leute Mot.
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School Athletic Association
Elf Up
Lake Hades
Mateus Monwarrat
Dyer
James Aylett
G. Carter
Lewtor Marks
Sing Hung
Johnny Motherny Foo Kan
Kharn Yiu
Hoon Ki
Hoon Chong
George Awal
Tean
Christinns
Hogan
Johnny Frayne
Leute Mot
Drug Companies Listed in Bond Case Resolve Suit
A civil action involving Benson Smith A Con Ld and multiple drug firms including Hollister Drug Co Lids Chambers Drug Co Lid Hilo Drug Co and others concludes with a settlement and terms agreed upon by all parties. The case addresses distribution and marketing practices within the pharmaceutical sector.
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Benson
Smith
Hollister Drug Co
Lids Chambers Drug Co
Lid
Hilo Drug Co
Boxing Bill May Lift Lid on New York Contests
A proposed New York State boxing bill, to be introduced in Albany, would legalize professional bouts and create a three-member Boxing Commission appointed by the Governor. Clubs would pay annual licensing fees around 11,000, with a tax on net receipts to fund state charities. Contests limited to 20 rounds of three minutes each, referees ordered to prevent knockout violence. Open betting would forfeit licenses and possible revocation by the commission for violations.
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New York State
Albany
Berxton
New York
Hoonwen
Slapfilled Armory Bout Ends in Brutal 12 Round Grind
In Boston Jim Stewart and Jim Barry battled for 12 rounds as Stewart, battered and nearly blinded, endured a relentless punishment after claiming Fournette missed the main event. Barry finally delivered a clean knockdown in the ninth, and Stewart showed grit despite dwindling defense in the later rounds.
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Boston
Joe Fournette
Armory AA
Black Bush
New York
Jim Stewart
Jim Barry
Tiwan
Slaughter
All Harry
Stowart
Harry
Stewart
Barry
Fighting Killed and Boxing Abandoned in Memphis
In Memphis a wave of fear and legal wrangling ends boxing promotions as promoters claim loss of money and patrons while indictments of favoritism spark doubt. Governor Patterson’s stance and perceived schemes slow the sport's return, with New Orleans and southern venues facing similar doubts.
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Memphis
Than
Milo
Winder
Patterson
Jeffries Johnson
Reno
New Orleans
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