Farmer Feeds Leghorns to Reach 500-600 Eggs Daily
BROOKINGS Jan 28 Special Henry Roards near Miller South Dakota runs about 1 009 White Leghorn hens that lay 500 to 600 eggs on good days. He bought four old buildings moved them to his place and covered them with building paper. He uses broader houses and emphasizes adequate housing for success per State College poultry department.
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Brookings
Henry Roards
Miller
South Dakota
Roer
Vowv ¥da
State College Poultry Department
Poultry Feeding for Better Egg Production
Mr Roorda feeds his hens a home grown grain main feed plus an specially prepared mash of balanced ingredients for laying. Poultry authorities deem this feeding method best for egg production as grain maintains the body while the mash yields eggs.
Yankton Alcohol Plant Forerunner of Mid-West Industry
Yankton advances a new industrial alcohol plant seen as a forerunner for middle west industries. R S Stimson of Illinois and Paul C Beshers toured the site and announced plans to publicize milestones back home. The plant aims to produce 6000 gallons daily by March 1 as Illinois eyes similar projects.
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Yankton
R. S.stimson
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Chamber of Commerce
Stimson
Henry L. Stimson
Paul C. Beshers
Illinois State Council of Defense
Minois
Five Can Limit Set for Canned Goods by OPA
The Office of Price Administration set a limit of five cans per person for canned vegetables and fruits when rationing starts in about four weeks. Those with more will have one eight-point coupon torn for each excess can, with small eight-ounce baby foods excluded. The limit applies per person, not per type, and does not allow five cans of multiple items.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Plans For Paralysis Drive In De Smet This Week
Mrs Bonnie Quinn Arlington county chairman of the infant paralysis drive visited the courthouse Tuesday to finalize county plans for the drive scheduled this week.
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DE Smet
Bonnie Quinn
Arlington
Court House
Study Shows Way To Conserve Farm Labor And Machinery
Brookings Dak Jan 98 Special Careful planning to spread the work to conserve labor and machinery and put every acre at work on the job it can do best will be necessary for 1943 production goals says John V Hepler Extension Director Letting livestock harvest more and fields grow grasses and crops to feed livestock can spread labor and boost meat milk and eggs for the war effort Also notes study of farm plans to reveal other labor conserving methods.
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Brookings
South Dakota
John V.hepler
United Nation
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