Poultry Rearing Tips From New York State College of Agriculture
The article outlines pullet and hen management to maximize egg production. It covers separating pullets from older hens, clean housing, regular cleaning of nests and floors, milk feeding to promote water balance and minerals, and careful feeding with mash components and supplements. Emphasis is on sanitation, milk use, and proper litter depth for healthy stock.
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New York State College of Agrivolurtal
Elvan
Nee
Mies
Poultry Experts Urge Better Feed and Practices to Boost Egg Output
State college and officials advocate careful feed choice and cleaning routines to raise hen productivity. They warn against excessive grain and emphasize a balanced program to increase profits for poultry farmers.
Select Best Layers by Use of Good Trap Nest
A trap-nest method accurately measures yearly egg production. Experts say only full daily records during a pullet’s first laying year and brooding season reveal true output. Breeders seek layers that lay in spring and winter with high persistence and intensity.
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Marny
Ear Tully
Willy
Kates
Care of Breeding Stock Is of Great Importance
A Poultry Extension specialist from Aglorada Agriculture College notes incubation results hinge on breeding stock condition. Hens need ample grain plus mash. five percent linseed oil meal can be added to mash to aid feed efficiency. Genetic health is emphasized as key to breeders' success.
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O. G. Kruin
Aglorado Agrivulturit College
Causes of Diseases in Poultry Houses Reported
The text notes that inadequate ventilation and overcrowding in poultry houses grow intolerable manure and dirt buildup, leading to colds and poutry illnesses. It recommends front-type houses with Dag Became ventilation and at least three square feet of floor space per bird to reduce disease risk.
Louisiana Perique Tobacco Grown in St James Parish Highlighted
A Baton Rouge press dispatch notes that Louisiana is the only state cultivating Perique tobacco on a small area along the Mississippi. Brought by Acadians and kept alive by M. V. Perique descendants, the crop is prized for its strong flavor and aroma in tobacco blends.
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Parish
St. James
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Mineul
M. V Perique
Mississippi
Protest at Washington over Countess Cathcart ban
National Women’s party led by Miss Mabel Vernon protests exclusion of Countess Cathcart at the Tabor department in Washington while Earl of Craven is allowed entry. The countess was photographed on Ellis Island and detained by immigration officials.
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National Women's Party
Mabel Vernon
Tabor
Washington
Cathcart
Earl of Craven
Elis Island
Liked in Army Set James Coupal’s Wife Noted Figure
The text highlights James Coupal, wife of the personal physician to President Coolidge, as a popular member of the Army Set in national social circles.
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James BL Coupal
Coolifige
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