Controlled Light And Temperature Prevent Chick Vices
The article explains how proper light and temperature reduce feather picking and cannibalism in chicks. It cites colony size guidelines for brooders, the need for cooling rooms, and precise control of ventilation to prevent vices in various housing setups including battery brooders, with reference to Ohio Experiment Station expert D. Kennard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taang Bropdar
D. ©. Kennard
Ohio Experiment Station
Nettie Reveals Trail Chase and Mountain Horse Clue
Adele Garrison Obody presents Nettie’s dramatic account of following a muffled hoofed rider along a mountain path. She recalls a fork near a small lake where the horse diverged, hinting at a hidden thread crucial to the pursuit and future actions by Brixton’s group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obody
Nettie
Harry Underwood
Phil Veritzen
Secondhand Barrels Cut Costs For Dairy Plants
A Bureau of Dairy Industry report suggests using used barrels for concentrated skim milk to cut costs. About 20,100,000 pounds of concentrate were produced in 1930 across 41 U.S. plants. Properly treated barrels, sealed and paraffin coated, can prevent leaks and air intrusion, with the product keeping for months without refrigeration and suitable for hog and chicken feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam's Birton
Bureau
End Rupture Treatment Demonstration at Union Hotel
Representatives from Rice Method announce a free, detailed trial to end rupture. They promise a complete, costless demonstration for all men seeking relief, with focus on how to stop chafing trusses and uncomfortable symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Adams
Fnimillon
Mamillon
Ohio
Ore Tower
Bettner
Aif
Ifm
Hamilton Harel
Dairyman Seeks Large Refrigeration for Quick Milk Cooling
John T. Bowen, senior electrical engineer, urges dairy buyers to choose a large capacity refrigerating machine. He argues many farms use undersized units, forcing extended operation and higher overall refrigeration needs. A bigger machine costs little more upfront and reduces running hours, improving efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Bowen
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Bureau of Dairy Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bebio
Breeding Standards Set by U S Livestock Station Hens
Poultry officials cite strict criteria for breeding hens at the United States Livestock Experiment Station in Bullsville a. Hens must lay at least 225 eggs in pullet year and eggs must weigh average at least 2 ounces. Only eggs averaging 70 percent lashable are kept. Pullets not used in regular breeding pens due to efficiency and refrigeration cost concerns. Mr Bowen notes refrigeration speed influences farm machine life and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Livestock Experimente Station
Bullsville
United States
Alfalfa needs lime on most soils for best growth
Alfalfa requires lime more than other cannon forage crops. East soils except limestone origin need lime, even limestone soils can be acidic at the surface. West of the ninety fifth meridian most soils need liming, and newly timed soils will usually require at least one ton of burned lime per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenantoah
da Sol
United States to test Manchurian soybeans in 22 states
The United States Department of Agriculture will trial Manchurian soybeans in 22 states to compare growth under U S conditions with those in Manchuria and other Asian regions. Seeds from 3100 varieties were gathered by W J Munne last year and fields in Virginia and other states will host trials. Production rose from 86 000 acres in 1929 to 1 271 000 acres in 1931 amid rapid expansion of soybean farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
W. J. Munne
Department
Asinbie Plank
Arlington
Enem
Virginia
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Hormosa
Ohio
Tos
Tinos
Mtsinuri
Afisingsippi
South Carolina
Nortl Core Jatne
Tunisinem
Wisconsin
New York
Indiana
Maassacuseetts
Last Rites for Mrs Gehrman Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Maey Gehyman were conducted at her residence 310 North Front Street Friday morning with brief rites and a high mass at St Stephen's Olmred. Rev. Alexander Wilherding officiated. many friends visited the home Sunday to pay respects. Bearers included Luthey Lochner William J Grede Be Fuwler MM. O Burns Stephan Ruth and Frank Wogenslahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luthey Lochner
Willian J. Grede
Be Fuwler
MM. O. Burns
Stephan Ruth
Frank Wogenslahl
Teacher from China speaks at First Baptist services
Miss Malvina Soinan head of a Bible training school in Swatow China addressed the morning Worship at First Baptist delivering a message on her work. Miss Salmasi, a Lincoln Park Baptist Church member from Cincinnati, spoke at the Sunday evening young people's service and at the West Side Baptist Church evening service.
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China
First Baptist
Malvina Soinan
Woman's Bibles'training School
Swatow
Wuptish
Salmasi
Lincoln Park
Cinvintinti
First Baptist Church
West Side
First M E E Members to Honor Bishop and Mrs
Members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church plan a reception and meeting to honor Bishop and Mrs Jester H Smith of the Cincinnati district Tuesday evening at Silhouette Club. Attendees include Daly Fitton S O Mohler Cyrus Pittory Anil Mrs Robert Cogswell C O Eikenberry Mrs We BK Griffith P B Hathorn Dr and Mrs G B Parkin Morris G Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
H. ‘Smith
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal
Shurrhi
Sil ‘O
Steers Pick Legumes In Pasture Trials At Beltsville
A United States Department of Agriculture farm at Beltsville Maryland conducted pasture trials to determine which plants steers prefer. Among 25 grasses and forage crops, clovers alfalfa and lespedera ranked highly for palatability while Italian and perennial ryegrass and meadow fescue followed. Details on Kentucky bluegrass and orchard grass palatability were not recorded though known to be popular when grazed closely. Trials continue and results may apply to the Middle Atlantic States and the Corn Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Agvigniture
Beltsville
Russian weed eyed as insect poison crop potential
Scientists in the United States study a native Texas weed named Avacea virgin iarn also called the devil?s ivy, observed as a possible source of insect poisons. Russian researchers identify strong toxins in the plant and U S agriculture officials consider cultivating it to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fedeval
United States
Asincultire
Harvest Sunday at St Pauls Church Observed
Harvest Sunday at St Pauls Church will be held next Sunday with a large turnout expected. Sunday school begins at 9 oclock and the church service follows at 10:30. The event includes promotion day, installation of Sunday school officers, and a combined program led by Rev Vallbrecht.
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ST. Pagt
St. Pauls Church
Ree
Wo Vallbrecht
St. Paul's Church
Two Return From Diocese Convention
Messrs. BE, Mister mut William R. Sheed have returned from attending the annual Ingmen's convention of the Southern Ohio diocese of their real church at Sugar Camp near Dayton. Sessions concluded with appropriate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mut
William R. Sheed Hive
Annaat Ingmen
Ohin
Sugar Camp
Dayton
Sonelnding Senay
Junior Mango Members Attend Cincinnati Initiation
Fifty five members of the Hamilton Chapter of Junior Mango traveled by chartered coaches and private cars to Cincinnati Sunday afternoon. They attended initiation exercises conducted by the Cincinnati Chapter of Juniors and were hosted to a dinner afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Mey
Dlaner
Feed outlook promises plentiful supplies for coming winter
Feed grain production is 13 percent larger than last year and about grossly more than average, says the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in a report today. Large supplies are reported available for feed purposes as prospective demand remains near last year’s level. The bureau notes low crop income and gains in livestock populations tempering demand for straight and commercial mixed feeds, with credit supplies likely to be higher next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Aguientural Huenomiss
Hursea
Talea
Hermandad
Alan
Sannco
Apartment houses planned for hens and poultry welfare
The U S Department of Agriculture notes modern multi story hen houses replacing single story yards. These confinement houses hold thousands of birds and feature controlled ventilation and vitamin enriched feeds. Proper ventilation sanitation and balanced rations are stressed to keep hens healthy in cold months and prevent disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Aly
Qe Department
Ted
Depart
Cross Pollination Of Apples Essential For Ohio Crops
Studies at Ohio Experiment Station show bees must pollinate key apple varieties like Grimes Golden, Northern Spy, Winesap, Arkansas Black, McIntosh, and Rhode Island Greening with careful cross pollination. Effective pollinizers include Delicious, Jonathan, Rome, Gala, and Tango. Vigor and proper nitrogen are crucial for fruit setting, especially on lighter set varieties. Costigan dead at 71. veteran Newport undertaker active in Campbell County politics, dies suddenly at home in Fort Thomas Kentucky.
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Ohio
F. 8
Howleil
Olin Exorient
Arkansis
Rhode Island
Stayman
Rhodes and Grooming
Mi J
Costigan
Thomas
Michael J. Costigna
Newport
Campbell County
Grand Avenue
Enjoy Recital at Community Home in Eyton Street
A Sunday afternoon recital at Community Howe Eyton Street featured piano violin and vocal selections directed by Frederick Mattison. Mary Stuhlmueller piano Ceargianna Ritter soprano with Stuhlmueller and Mattison as accompanists. Caroline Reaves Justin Rogure and Margaret McCormick celebrated joint birthdays during September with a festive dinner and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Community Howe
Eyton Street
Piana
Frederick Mattison
Mary Stuhlmurller
A& Notre Dame Academy
Ceargianna Ritter
College of Music
Cincinnati
Sig
Stuhl+mueller
Mattison
PLAN SECOND C. E. RETREAT AT CAMP
Rostgeesstut was the first ree treut of the Buller County Christian Endeavor societies left at Camp Campbell Garis September 24 and 26, but it is planned to jake the rebreak an avant affair. About 50 euiengerers represent ing various churches of Hamilton and Middletown wire in attend ance with WMorgnea Rubington, county president, presiding at all Sessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostgeesstut
Buller County
Christian Endeavor Societies
Camp Campbell Garis
Hamilton
Middletown
Wmorgnea Rubington
Hotel operator's suicide shocks Kansas City crowd
Kansas City dispatch reports a hotel operator killed himself after calling his attorney and making a will. The man, identified as Alyn TD Dolittle, reportedly closed his time and hotel deal years ago and died wealthy after suffering heart pain and shooting at an associate.
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Kansas City
Alyn TD
Dolittle
Wimselt
Umpire Kiem Named to 10th World Series
New York September 27 William J Kiem veteran National League umpire today was chosen to officiate in his tenth World Series a record for major league baseball He was selected by President John Heyser and officiating official George Mayerkurth both new to World Series duties The American League selections include William Prince and Roy Ven Grafnn with the other guardian officials not specified in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Kiem
Kiem
John Heyser
George “ML Mayerkurth
Wis
Mayadas
Sanigard
William Princen
Workingsalaff
Roy Ven Grafnn
Tax books kept open until October 2
Real estate taxes on the two collections are all being accepted at the office of Joseph H. Cuboir, county treasurer. There has been no formal announcement of extension of time fee collection, but the packs will remain open until October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Cuboir
Ooto
Stars Say- For Wednesday September 28
Genevieve Kemble predicts a propitious period with lunar and mutual aspects. Signs point to preferment, promotion and backing from authorities, with high goals achievable through strong will and resilience despite minor delays. Those born on this day can expect a lively year with ambitious plans and career advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kemble
Crorget Clore
Sfateemar
Notable figures and dates in early American history anniversaries
The listings recall diverse figures with dates and brief identifiers. Included are Lheologian and historian bishop Taanques Wessuch om nant, Samuel Adams and George Cruikshank, Alfred Mahan, Raphael Semmes, Thomas Nast, and others with birth or death dates between the 17th and 19th centuries.
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Wessuch
Lheologian
Bor
Saruela Adams
Jutricia
Massachusetts
Boston
George Cruikshank
Bergan Paint
N. J
Philadelphia
Jima
Raphndl Semmes
Charles Co
Mid
Mobile
Aln
Alfred E. Mahan
Gen Power
West Point
N.Y
Ding Fo
Staabington
Dee
Thomas Nast
New York City
Bavaria
Wied
Heuntlar
Thought Stick-Up Part of Show Shocks Ossining Crowd
Nine masked men robbed a roadshow in Ossining New York on October 27. A performer named Want McCormick mistook the gunfire for part of the act and laughed as a pistol grabbed his partner. He is hospitalized after being struck in the mud while escapees fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Hamilton Rotarians to Dayton Meeting
The Hamilton Rotary club will be represented at the welcome by the twenty second district Thursday evening at the Dayton Biltmore Hotel in Dayton. Sor Clinton A. Anderson of Albuquerque New Mexico president of Rotary International and other Ohio Rotarians including Feed Thoehson and Carl Bleeh of Columbus will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Dayton
Hamilton Rotary Club
Dayton Biltmore
Sor Clinton A. Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
Rotary International
Feed Thoehason
Zanesville
Carl Bleeh
Columbus
Ohio
Missionary Speaks at Presbyterian Church Service
Tehoran Persia missionary Hav Ivan Q. Wilson addressed the Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian church. Wilson noted his work in Covein and mentioned Miss Louise Plummer of Hamilton who previously served at the same post in Persia. the two reportedly crossed paths during their assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presby
Cruroe Hav
Ivan Q. Wilson
Tehoran
Persia
Presbyterian Church
Covein
Row
Wilson
Louise Pluramer
Hamiltonian
Ohare
Misa Plummer
Tevon
Iinet
Legion Team Competes in International Rifle Meet
The American Legion Riflery club of Hamilton, with ten members at Fourmile Ersk on Sunday morning, posted fair scores at a distance of 200 meters. Perfect blocks marked by several shooters highlight the event, with team totals ranging from 361 to 384 points out of 200. Coaches and observers included C. K. Beckett and F. Rienhart, German veteran of the World War now residing on Shile Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gail Ns
Qeemany
England
American Legion Rifty Clu
Tamilton
Latgela
Bnt
Flachman
Edward Copas
Bob Stolen
Fred Wolk
W. PF
Baxter
Forgela Oy
Dusraeh Cycle Company
Val Friederich
Frid Wehr
Bob Stefton
Tom Warwick
WF. Baxter
Parent Wilson
Edwand Copan
John Fockey
Graver Stoit
Damea Dixon
C. K. Beckett
Ff. Rienhart
Shile Avenue
Ciligen
Election of officers in Javier Tribe of Endiwr Esther Thitler Court
At the regular D A Kall meeting of Javier Tribe of endIwr Esther Thitler Court No 490 held Saturday afternoon, Mile way was elected recording secretary Milizabeth Ca barn chaplain and Mildeed Anguis sine outside guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rurs
Javier
endIwr
Esther Thitler
Tha D
A. Kall
Bouth
Coon Dog Field Trials at Venice October 2
The Southern Ohio Dog and Game Protective association holds its fourth annual coon dog field trial at Scribaa plonie grounds near Venice on Sunday October 2 at 8 a.m. Prizes range from 75 dollars for best tree dog to 4 dollars for second line dog. Entries go through secretary Raymond Storch, 42 Central Avenue, Cincinnati. Proceeds aid song conservation. A new biography of former president Coalilgaix titled The Rise of Saint Calvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Dog and Game Protective Association
Venice
Thos
Qotabar
Ohio
Raymond Storch
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
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