Disease Spread When Poultry Overheated and Exports Rise
Poultry losses rise as fowl pox management triggers culling and vaccination. Poultry specialist C F Parrish warns overheating from crowding and jammed covers worsens respiratory illness. Farmers urged to cull at night to reduce loafers and disease spread. Approximately 1200 Nash County low income families apply for cotton surplus program rebates. Exports from the U S in June jump 48 percent over 1939, driven by wartime supplies.
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U.S
Nash County
C.F. Parrish
State College Extension Service
Vaccination and range plans for pullets and hens
The text discusses removing certain birds from roosts and not distributing others. It recommends vaccinating flocks for chickenpox and placing them on range in summer shelters or providing adequate housing. It criticizes returning vaccinated pullets to tight confinement as yielding poor results and contributing to disorder.
North Carolina Poultry Crowding Sparks Health Concern
Experts warn that overcrowded poultry houses raise heat and disease risk on farms. Parrish notes that excessive bird piles lead to overheating and unsafe conditions, urging improvements to ventilation and space to prevent negative outcomes.
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North Carolina
Parrish
Rambling Sketched of Oak Grove News
Mrs William Wright shares a rambling column from Oak Grove with local social notes. The piece lists visitors and family gatherings including Miss Griffin of Lenoir North Carolina and a weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Blanton with other Carolina locales referenced.
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OAK Grove News
William Wright
Nein Anaes Eee
North Carolina
Kings Mountain
Rush Stroup
Shelby
Weekend guests of Ware and Patterson families
Mrs James S Ware hosted Friday through Sunday with Frank Ware and his parents Mr and Mrs Monroe Lovelace of Patterson Grove visiting. Mr and Mrs Oren White and daughters Nadine and Dorothy Iiterson spent the day with J W Patterson of Patterson Grove on Wednesday. Mixx Daisy Hawking of Gaston.
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James S. Ware
Frank Ware
Monroe Lovelace
Patterson Grove
Oren White
Nadine
Dorothy Iiterson
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