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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
7
The Orange Judd Farmer reports a plan by Dunning for a well drained machine shed with a south front. It describes bent shingles for roof, shivlag sides, a single rings door, roller doors, and low walls. The design emphasizes passable access and limited interior space for moving machinery.
A Michigan farmer explains a practical loading chute design using 2x4s and elm strips. The plan details dimensions, hinge points, and assembly steps to create a durable chute for moving livestock, including supports, bolted joints, and care in shaping to fit a wagon. It also notes oat straw as a bedding and manure component and lists an estimated material cost of about three dollars per ten.
The report states Wyoming for the ceasan weighed 46,000,000 pounds and was valued at more than 8,000,000 dollars. This figure reflects a large-scale economic estimate tied to the disputed Wyoming wear cup item and its monetary assessment.
Fragmentary OCR describes wild turkeys as noble birds with strong legs and wings and notes their domestication into comestibles. It references Bronze and mentions several irregular words and names, indicating a disrupted historical account of turkey lineage and culinary use.
The Uveful Turkey, Wilte far nutnumber and Purvig highlight Bronze turkeys as the most beautiful domestic fowl with bronze plumage and greenish gold luster on neck and back. Females are darker with black and dull white, while Nerrawanger birds are larger and black gray. Turkeys roam during the day but return at night.
Pigeons should have clean bathing water about three times weekly to stay healthy and clean. This guidance emphasizes regular water access for birds and humane care practices.
The Journal discusses poultry keeping practices emphasizing flock size, nutrition, and care. It covers differences among hens, preventing bacteria from eggs, and the benefits of colony housing. It notes that proper attention and modest costs yield profits and mentions specific advice on egg production and handling.
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