Notice to Creditors of August P Hahn Estate
Notice is given that original letters of administration for the estate of August P Hahn deceased were granted to Christian J Hahn on March 6 1929 by Gillespie County Texas court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period. Administrator Christian J Hahn St 2028 science and post office Fredericksburg Gillespie County Texas
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August P. Hahn
Gillespie County
Texas
Jespie County
Christian J. Hahn
Aug P. Hahn
science and _ post
Fredericksburg
Gilust
Notice to bid on touring automobile for Gillespie County
Gillespie County Texas Commissioners Court will receive sealed bids on April 8 1929 at 10 am for one touring automobile for use by the Sheriff. The court reserves the right to reject any bid. Dated March 13 1929 Albert E Klett Clerk County Court Gillespie County Texas.
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County Commissioners’ Court
Gillespie County
Texas
A. D
Albert E. Klett
When Egg Makers Strike Over Broodiness
Broody hens halt laying causing economic loss as farmers protest perceived harsh measures to overcome broodiness. The scene reflects tensions between poultry producers and practices used to force laying, with stakeholders seeking humane alternatives.
Poultry Raising Series Promoted by National Authority
Editor's note introduces a continuing 52 story series on poultry raising by Dr. L. D. LeGear V. 8 of St. Louis. The column urges readers to follow and clip for future reference as the series appears in this paper.
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L D. LeGear
U. S. St. Louis
National Poultry Authority
L. D. LeGear
V. 8
St. Louis
Humane humane methods end broodiness in hens says Dr LeGear
A 1929 LeGear article promotes humane alternatives to harsh tricks for breaking broodiness in hens. It details two broody coop designs, emphasizes ventilation and cooling, and argues for humane, scientific methods to restore laying and prevent health decline, suggesting selective breeding to reduce broodiness.
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Ted
Dr. L. D. LeGear
Consumer not to lose if farm profits rise
Farm & Fireside market editor Tom Delohery reports wide gaps between prices received by growers and prices paid by consumers across the nation. He notes no organized cheating but points to a complex marketing system marked by duplication and rising waste and incompetence. Examples include Jersey strawberries: 16 cents to growers, 60 cents to consumers. New York table grapes: grower 26.10 a ton, consumer 90 a ton. Chicago truck tomatoes: 0 to 20 cents a pound at nearby markets.
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Tom Delohery
Farm & Fireside
West
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Delohery
Cies
Jersey
New York
California
Chicago
Dairy Facts on Cow Feeding and Milk Care
Dairy facts stress selecting cows by butterfat, palatable feeds, and milking before feeding to avoid off flavors. Insufficient protein and feed cause faults. keep milk houses clean. beware tubercular disease despite healthy appearances. use veterinary help and serum tests to verify herd health.
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