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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
4
A reader requests contact or methods to reach any Southern Railway agent by writing or calling. No specific city or office is provided. Please supply the appropriate agent contact details or official communication channels.
Henry B. Dall Ferdinand Indiana trustee posts monthly office hours at Florence Kitten Jr home on the first Saturday and at his own home on other Saturdays. Citizens with township business urged to present it on the designated day.
Train schedule fragment shows departure times at Ferdinand and Huntingburg with several listed slots around 7:00 to 10:10. The text includes 7:00, 7:40, 9:30, 10:10 and 8:00, 8:40 entries, indicating a routine timetable for the route.
The article outlines practical ways to house young chicks to maximize health and growth. It recommends moving brooders, using perches two inches wide in coops, and keeping chicks in small, similar-sized groups to avoid smothering and illness. It also notes movable, lightweight houses and shifting surroundings aid sturdy development.
A New England Homestead contributor shares a cure for squash bugs and striped beetles. Scatter the strongest phosphate around the cucumber and squash vines, not on leaves, each time you hoe. Reapply after the odor fades to deter pests and aid plant growth.
A hen that lays many eggs reduces vitality in offspring. Egg germ quality declines with high laying rates, leading to weaker chicks and poorer layers. To breed from a 200 egg hen, keep her to age two before hatching, then select the healthiest two-year-olds with pullet records to raise average production.
Agricultural notes indicate nitrogen priced at 15 to 20 cents per pound wholesale. Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station reports cowpeas yielding 139 pounds of nitrogen per acre and soybeans 118 pounds on average soil. Implications show value of legumes in soil enrichment for farmers.
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