Brooder temperature guidelines for early chick care in Brookings
In Brookings on April 1 a farm note outlines heat and feed as essentials for first weeks of chicks. It recommends cleaning the brooder house with lye solution, choosing coal burning stoves for reliability, starting the stove days before hatch, and maintaining 98 to 100 F at two inches above the floor then tapering to 88 F by week four. Moisture, litter like alfalfa or straw, weekly cleaning, and roosts are advised to reduce disease and losses.
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Corey Seeks To Avoid Omission Of Money And Credits From Tax Rolls
South Dakota Tax Director L B Corey warns assessors to list money and credits on the tax rolls, estimating as much as 100 million dollars has been omitted in the past. The message outlines a mandatory penalty for failure to fully assess and notes that the flat four mill rate funds counties state and school districts.
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Canova Trustees Race Tightens Ahead Of Election
Canova faces a close town election with five candidates for trustees and several unopposed posts. In the first ward HL McClarknon faces Dr. Carl A. Feige and W. A. Carson. second ward sees John Daniel opposing J F E Grove. third ward trustee FL Countryman is unopposed. Other town officials Henry Lueth Fau Koepsell J H Duxbury and W A Duxbury seek re election without opposition.
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Roosevelt radio plan hints at refunding Liberty bonds
The Whirligig notes Roosevelt sought to calm rail labor strife with a Sunday radio speech. It suggests he planned a later air address to announce Liberty bond refunds, indicating strategic timing in his communications. The column mentions bickering, political theater, and pressure tactics surrounding the president’s messaging.
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