Local Social Notes Amid Busy Week in Lawrence Area
Community members including Flory families and neighbors spent Thursday to Sunday visiting and in town events. Names such as Aunt Flory and Mr Ben Mubier appear among visits to Lawrences with friends, relatives, and school activities noted in a bustling local social column.
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Ghana
Boerkircher
Daught
Nestle
Flory
St Flory
Waylor
Z Ewing
Laws
Imobert Flory
Ben Mubier
Advisable Individual Treatments to Fight Poultry Parasites
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines prevention and treatment for flock parasites, focusing on lice and mites. It recommends individual bird treatments, cleanliness, and dust baths to control infestations and protect poultry vitality. Powdered products like sulfur or pyrethrine may be used with careful application on each bird.
Poultry Lice Fight Picks Sodium Fluoride Help
A farm note urges use of sodium fluoride powder or dip to control mites and lice in poultry. Readers are told to seek Farmers Bulletin SC from the US Department of Agriculture for full guidance and to repeat treatments about weekly until all pests are destroyed. The piece explains red mite characteristics and the need for clean poultry houses, plus disinfectant oils and petroleum products as effective controls. It also notes weak calves stem from lack of proper exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Tullevin SC
Water and Health Ad Urges Clean Distilled Drinking
A brief health note cites that the human body is about 73 percent water and warns against letting the system become a germ aquarium. The ad promotes drinking aerated distilled water and includes contact details for McNish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNish
Differences Seen in Hens and Laying Types Across Breeds
The article discusses how among general-purpose fowls, laying performance varies not by size but by hen type and conditions. It identifies a life-long laying type, a meat-focused type, and a middle ground, noting feeding and care influence sustained production. It stresses the breeder’s aim to maximize hens that sustain high laying potential.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pont- Ivyo
Berter Teey
Weil
Poultry Raising on Farms
Poultry raising requires little capital with potential profitable returns when fowls are tended properly. The note highlights cost barriers, labor needs, and seasonal considerations for farm poultry, emphasizing stock care and cash flow for success.
Fowls for Breeding Stock
Breeding stock advice highlights selecting two-venrell hens with strong toenails and overall body conformation. Emphasizes a hen’s health and condition as indicators of good breeding potential, noting beak and neck balance as key traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Orlup ENT Offices Advertised In Dick Building
An old local ad lists Dr. Orlup, eye ear nose throat specialist, with offices in the Dick building and a contact number 138 for all insurance types and locations.
Mackey Bismarck notes and mixed local happenings
The fragmented text reports on Mackey Bismarck and Mithie Aidleree with scattered mentions of shops, tape, posters, and shipments. It references Mr. Mis Brow, Taube, and others in brief, disjointed items with no clear sequence or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mithie Aidleree
Mr Cut
Mis
Rottasen
Eddie
Lovnsary
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Miz
Elsie Posten
Gladys Mitchell
Aubrey Pfishtuiru
Zaur
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Fishburn
Walter A. Mitel
Rence
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Kenneth
Joe Flory
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Lawrence
Uth Mitchell
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Leres
Leroy
Buick
Ck Co
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Ninth and
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John Deere
Fiohn
Eail
Green
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Mackey
Bismarck
BEE
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Perkins
Mass
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