Simple brooder tips to save incubator chicks
University of Wisconsin agriculture expert Duncan Reid offers practical advice to save incubator chicks. Clean and disinfect the brooder, avoid corners, set lamps 24 hours ahead, handle chicks gently, use alfalfa bedding, regulate temperature by behavior, feed five times daily, give buttermilk if possible, keep the brooder clean, and move chicks outdoors once ground is dry to prevent leg weakness.
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Duncan Reid
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Grow Succession Crops In The Garden
Missouri horticulturists outline succession cropping to maintain soil moisture, shade ground, and boost yields. Early crops like radishes and beets differ in timing. follow with later crops such as potatoes and cabbage. Carrots storage notes and use of hot beds or cold frames to start plants are included, plus commentary on broader moral and political topics interwoven through the piece.
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University of Missouri College of Agriculure
William Allen White Warns On Presidential Power
The piece quotes William Allen White warning that a Midwest presidential win could lead to an Attorney General who would deport Mesera Alfred E. Smith Edward J. Edwards and William Bernes. He argues constitutional principles must guide policies and cautions against nullification and punitive action for political reasons.
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Middle West
Time For Less Begging Across the World
A historical editorial argues that while American aid to war-affected nations has been steady, rising living costs, higher taxes, and larger budgets strain the average citizen. It questions sustaining long-term foreign relief as generosity collides with domestic needs and warns of dwindling personal funds.
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Europe
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America
Washington
Grand Jury Report from Lafayette County Missouri April 1920
Report of the Grand Jury for the April term of the Criminal Court of Lafayette County Missouri to the Hon Judge John A Rich. We the Grand Jury for Lexington present findings and actions for the term.
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Missouri
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Lexington
Lafayettee County
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Grand Jury
Good Feed Cheaper Hens Die From Decayed Eggs
Ninety hens from a 100 head flock owned by a Bates County woman poultry raiser died within thirty six hours. A county agent investigation and post mortem evidence concluded the deaths were caused by the hens eating decayed eggs found under an old corn crib.
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Bates County
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Waters
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