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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
5
Poultrymen begin adopting open front buildings to improve ventilation and warmth. Advice from Willy Santee of Essex County urges muslin fronts for weather, tight housing elsewhere, and a two foot elevated open front. Describes a typical 20220 foot continuous house with eaves and roof details as a model.
A detailed guide on building a concrete based poultry house with proper insulation, airtight walls, and heat retention. Emphasizes solid front partitions, clean-out doors, southeast facing windows, one inch thick walls, tar felt roofing, and the need for dry warm conditions. Recommends fenced free range, larger flocks, and ratproof features including dirt or sand floors, galvanized mesh, and proper collar window protection.
Chief William Dowty of the city fire department received an invitation to be a guest at the municipal congress and exposition to be held in Chicago in September. The event will feature five firefighting methods and apparatus, exhibits from major cities, and papers by city government scholars. A steamer will transport Dowty and four other chiefs from Milwaukee to Chicago for the event and related ceremonies.
Evangelist Mant Paci of the ULB will begin a series of meetings at Millville U on April 18 with services at 7 80 each evening. All are cordially invited. A social at Millville hall last Saturday featured music and a pleasant program. Many local residents hosted guests and attended events Sunday and Monday with various families visiting Hamilton and Liberty. A jail pink day and poultry report are noted, with community timing and attendance details scarce.
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