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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
7
A classified notice advertises numerous farms for sale nationwide. Details are partially readable, listing properties for agricultural use and potential buyers. Contact information and precise locations are not clearly legible in the surviving text.
A 1916 Buick Touring and a 1921 Buick fouring appear among a mixed vehicle ad list. Also shown are a 1922 Overland Oakland Road Durant Coupe and other models labeled with stylized model names. The fragmentary text suggests a general car sale listing with assorted makes and years.
Missouri expert Noel Hill notes pullets should be early hatched and well developed. Feed a winter ration with three quarters protein of the laying diet, provide abundant green feed, and avoid forcing production. Best results come from flocks dedicated to either egg laying or hatching.
Nebraska Agricultural College poultry men advise reproducers to replace spring worm and bug feed with animal feeds during winter. Meat scraps, tankage, and ground bone form the deg mash, 15 to 25 percent, with skim milk or buttermilk allowing reduction of other animal feeds.
A. C. O. Smith of University Farm St. Paul says hens with cold feet do not lay and advises a warm dry floor. Use four to eight meters of straw for a dry bed where hens scratch constantly to keep feet warm and promote good health for eggs.
The article advises careful handling of hatching eggs, noting that longer storage reduces chick yield. It recommends keeping eggs for up to ten days for enditions, or over three weeks with turning and around 10 degrees Walkenhelt temperature. Eggs should be turned daily and shipped hogs should be unpacked and left in a gale 24 hours before glazing under hens.
Breeders aim for fertile eggs from good stock and expect some waste. A sixty percent hatch is considered about right, since even healthy fowls produce off colored and defective chicks. Most hatchlings will be satisfactory if about sixty percent hatch and half prove good birds in color and shape.
Mrs Yowmans Li Schall wife of the Minnesota congressman appears in the Capitol ready to manage the heavy task of vacating five rooms used by Congressman Schall. She also serves as secretary for her husband and sits with him in sessions.
Frank Warburton wins MIT annual book rush on campus. The event demands a stout heart, strong arms and legs and the ability to “take it” in the roughest college rush.
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