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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
4
Sunday School starts at 10:00 a m with preaching at 11:00 a m. Evening service at 7:30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening and class meeting first Sunday of month at 11:00 a m. Everyone invited, old and young welcome to all services.
The Roosevelt administration delivers direct federal help to farmers eight months in office, citing a 45 percent corn ban and a corn hog program as key to lifting agriculture alongside labor. The speaker urges patience, inflation control, and preparedness for potential market shocks as the agricultural plan aims to raise standards beyond prior decades.
The administration argues for giving its proposed economic theories a fair trial to prove their effectiveness, signaling cautious optimism and openness to evaluation.
The article outlines reasons for low egg production in hens and stresses better farm management. It highlights worm infestations, clean housing, ventilation, space per bird, hopper capacity, and ample water. It suggests using home grown grains and a suggested mash formula from the university circulars for improved laying.
Otto Ruehle of Pleasant Valley Dutchess county bred pullet D-4318 that completed a 3855 egg record on October 1 after returning from the 1931 New York state fair. Prof L M Hurd calls her ideal for a white leghorn with vigor. she stems from 25 years of breeding and her dam laid 32 ounce dozen eggs.
Prairie Farmer advises careful start for baby chicks with proper heat management. Maintain 90 to 95 degrees when incubated or moved to brooders to avoid dehydration or chill. Use starter feed with skim milk or buttermilk and avoid grit for the first weeks per J H Bodwell.
The report shows 879 million mature chickens in the United States with 29 million in flocks under 400 birds. In Ohio 188000 of 200000 farmers keep under 200 birds and about 15000 keep 200 to 400. Only 2700 farmers have more than 400 birds and most flocks are under 700 hens.
Poultry notes discuss rare two egg days with white corn plus legumes for nutrition. Lice or de pluming mites cause pain and death. Cabbage is best for pullets starting winter laying. Dirty eggs fetch lower prices. pelvic bone differences indicate heavy producers versus new producers.
Nellie BE Pallou and Tressie Reeves are named as executrices. James R. Locke and Reid L. Hunt serve as attorneys for the executrices.
Special execution directs sale of Henning Hangen et al mortgaged real estate to New York Life Insurance. The sheriff will offer the property at public sale in Bedford Iowa on December 1 1938 between 9 am and 4 pm. Description covers multiple parcels totaling about 344 acres in sections 2 3 and 34 69 and township 70 north range 35 west. Sale begins at 10 am. Witness date October 24 1983.
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