Home Bureau Meeting Draws Forest City Residents
Those attending the Home Bureau meeting Tuesday at the Baptist Church in Forest City included Mesdames Stanley Noll Dorland Smith Richard Carpenter Floyd LeSourd Virgil Himmel Stokely Sallee Herey Atwater Orville Himmel Edward Behrends.
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Home Bureau
Baptist Church
Forest City
Mesdames Stanley Noll
Dorland Smith
Richard Carpenter
Floyd LeSourd
Virgil Himmel Stokely Sallee
Herey Atwater
Orville Himmel
Edward Behrends
Biographies and talks mark Manito unit gathering
In the morning Mrs. Ralph Ethel of Manito Unit presented a Biography of Fannie Cros and Mrs. Bert Hill of Manito gave a Biography of Fannie Spaits Merwin. A joint roll call answered by Favorite Poem, followed by a noon pot luck. In the afternoon Miss Sward showed slides on Landscaping during recreation.
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Henry Strube
Ralph Ethel
Manito Unit
Fannie Crosby
Bert Hill
Manito
Fannie Spaits Merwin
Miss Sward
Community Notes From Local Visit And Events
Mrs Herey at water hosted with Mrs Floyd LeSourd and Mrs Richard Carpenter assisting. Topeka School had a nice crowd at a box supper Wednesday night and it was a success. Julius Hackman visited Peoria Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herey Atwater
Floyd LeSourd
Richard Carpenter
Topeka
Julius Hackman
Peoria
Herman Strube
Raymond Mowder
Havana
Ballads of
New York
P. J. Melzer
Henry Strube
East
Coon School
Catharine Wulfert
Wayne
Jesse Hall
St. Johns Hospital
Springfield
Blowouts in Laying Hens Tied to Vent Picking
Illinois extension expert Sam Ridlen notes vent picking by cannibalistic hens can trigger blowouts or prolapses in laying flocks. Prolapses start from initial nipping and may worsen without management.
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Sam Ridlen
Extension Poultryman
Illinois College of Agriculture
Preventing and Treating Oviduct Prolapse in Flocks
The article explains oviduct prolapse in hens, noting painful swelling, risk of blowing out, and cannibalism of injured birds. It advises isolating affected birds, cleaning exposed tissue, keeping birds quiet, and practicing good management to prevent prolapse, including ample space and removing cannibalistic hens.
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Ridlen
Watch for Milk Fever in Dairy Cows This Fall
Illinois dairymen should watch for milk fever in high producing cows calving this fall and winter. Signs include head tilting, dullness, reluctance to move, hind quarter paralysis, and rapid response to veterinary treatment. Prevent with exercise, balanced rations, and a six week dry period.
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Illinois
G. T. Woods
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Incomplete milking after freshening noted
Incomplete milking for two or three days after freshening may also help. The remark suggests a management practice to support new dairy cows through early lactation.
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Veda E. Strube
al Wan
Leaids
Manito, Ili
J. F. McCarty
Mra
Myrtle Rakestraw
Harmon Wendt
Chas E. Willard
Walter Kreiling
Joretta
Helena Kreiling
Emma Trent
E. B. LeSourd
Walter Kleier
Frieda Zurburg
FORD
Bender Sales & Service
Manito, Illinois
Detme
Thores
Bender Sales and Service
Manita, Illinois
Philco
Jenkin's
Rexall Storelinois
Manus Community Express
LAMAR
Manito, Ill
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Boris Karloff
Sun
Mon
Randolph Scott Canadian Pacific
Cinecolor
Fred MacMurray
Maureen O’hara
Lord
Manito Drug Store
Russell McClintIck
Pekin
International Harvester
Leifheit Bros
Hlinois
Ae Po
St. Louis
Hotel Claridge
The
Claridge
Louis
Ernie Simons
Coliseum
Chicago, Ill
Manito Community Express
Sylvania
Service Department
Lester’s Radio Service
Hines Hardware
South Pekin
Schureman Hardware
Green Valley
Manito Hardware Co
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