Poultry Raising Series Begins in This Paper
An editors note introduces Dr. L D LeGear renowned poultry authority from St Louis as author of a 52 story series on poultry raising. The paper will publish the entire series and urges readers to clip for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For. LeGear
Ontario Veterinary College
National Poultry Authority
L.D. LeGear
V. 8
St. Louis
America's first railroad was located in the South
The article traces Southern transport progress from the Tom Thumb and Best Friend to modern systems. It cites Holland's Magazine and Arthur Coleman noting the South holds 34 percent of U S railroad mileage, rapid growth since 1860, major Atlantic crossings, port exports, river tonnage, and expanding air routes plus a civic push for urban and rural planning and economic dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coleman
Holland’s
United States
South
South Carolina
Coleman
Holland
Pacific Coast
Galveston
Houston
Texas Bus Lines
Modern poultry practices urge culling roosters after breeding season
The article argues many egg selling stations test fertility and segregate or slaughter roosters once they are past usefulness. It recommends putting all male birds in pens or marketing them for meat after one breeding season to cut losses and adopt up to date methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer
Edmond Rostard
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HY. Becker
Phone
Cyanshine
Bartholmae’s
Fruit Store
Ford
Tudor Sedan
Taylor. Burke Motor Co
Poultry M. LeGear
V.S
Swat
America’s First Railroad
Dr. L. D. LeGear
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Elgin
Lansing
Michigan
Durant
URANT
Star Garage