Modern Dairy Barn Designed for Efficient Milk Production
An illustrated feature by William A. Radford outlines a concrete brick and frame dairy barn with two 16 foot diameter wooden silos. It highlights a gambrel roof lay mow three roof ventilators tilt windows and a carrier track for feed alleys plus sanitary steel partitions and automatic drinking cups to promote healthy livestock and productive labor.
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Alongs of Tay
Noor
Switzerland Reuses War Profits for Housing
Swiss authorities require profiteers to invest war excess profits into residential housing or face heavy taxation. Officials claim the regime curbs unsightly or insanitary buildings and enforces fair returns on investments. If profiteers refuse, the state seizes a large share and subsidizes home construction. TheRead the Record. $150.50 a year.
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Switzerland
Green Feed Of Importance For Laying Hens
The article stresses the value of ample green feed for hens kept in pens. It notes greens provide vitamins and regulate digestion, helping hens feel spring-like conditions and boosting egg production. Cabbage and spinach chopped and steeped are recommended as fine fowl food.
Caring for Breeding Ducks Not Kept for Market Eggs
Agricultural guidance advises a grass range for breeding ducks after hatching if not raised for eggs. It outlines two mash formulations and feeding schedules for Pekin and Indian Runner ducks, including specific proportions of corn meal bran beef scrap and greens, with grit and shell, plus daily grain rations and seasonal adjustments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Feeding Fowls for Profit in Early Growth
The article advises poultry farmers to raise chicks quickly to laying age before cold weather. It emphasizes care in feeding early and often, noting chicks eat anything and have weak digestion. Feed schedules start with three meals daily, shifting from soft to hard rations as they age. Moist feed should be given sparingly and only as they will clean up.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Culling Flocks Promises Better Production and Profit
The passage argues culling to remove weaker birds boosts feed efficiency and profit. It suggests selecting superior specimens strengthens breeding, with emphasis on hens able to endure heavy laying. It notes that poor performers are weeded out to improve overall flock vitality.
Essential for yarded hens when keeping fowls
Advice on feeding and housing for penned hens. Keep charcoal grit oyster shells and ground bone before them at all times. Bone is unnecessary for chickens with a good range.
Grape Vine Pruning Time: When to Cut Vines
The article discusses grape vine pruning timing with debate on fall cuts versus winter protection, noting that pruning is a specialized craft. It traces a decline in professional pruners as home growers now mostly handle pruning themselves.
Gude's Pep to-Mangan Advertises Blood Builder
An old advertisement extols Gude's Pep to-Mangan as a blood enriching tonic to improve complexion. It claims iron in the blood enhances color and health, promoting better sleep, strength, and vigor, available in tablet or liquid form with the brand name on the package.
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Gude
Adv
Lancaster Court Proclamation Announces Jail Delivery Sessions
Public proclamation from Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas announces a jail delivery and general quarter sessions to begin April 18 1921 at the Lancaster Court House. Sheriffs and local officials are ordered to attend with rolls records and examinations and to act against prisoners in custody.
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Jhereas
Charles I
Landis
Sation B. Hassle
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Lancaster
Court House
City of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
County of Lancaster
Tanester
A. D
C. ¥. Homsher
Sheritt
Farmers National Bank of Lititz Granted Recharter Extension
The Treasury Department acting Comptroller certifies Farmers National Bank of Lititz Lancaster County Pennsylvania is authorized to extend corporate existence to February 8 1941 under the provisions of the National Banking Act. Witness T P Kane acting Comptroller of the Currency seals the document dated February 8 1921.
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Washington
Wirreas
Farmers National Bank of
Lititz
County of
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Timrefore
Thomas P. Kane
Thermometer aging and calibration drift described
The article explains how both liquid and spirit thermometers age and drift high or low. Bulb shrinkage and external pressure changes distort readings, while sealing in freezing mixtures aims to minimize air inside. Internal pressure loss may result from glass expansion or leakage.
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