Poultry House Plans and Housing Choices Under Study
The text outlines poultry housing options including colony houses, movable GO to TH ben s, tower designs, and solid concrete or hollow tile structures. It notes site selection, ventilation, nest placement, trap nests, and materials like seasoned wood, concrete blocks, and tile, with emphasis on ease of movement and insulation for efficient poultry production.
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Division of
United States Department of Agriculture
Limited Market for Geese Warns Growers
Specialists at the United States Department of Agriculture say the market for geese is not as general as for chickens. Before starting a goose herd, consider the limited demand and price, which are generally solid in regions with large scale fattening operations.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Hens Need Fresh Water in Summer Heat
Farmers urged to provide constant water for hens during hot months. Lack of water risks severe suffering and reduced egg production. Proper care includes reserving harvest clover and ensuring continual access to water.
Why Culling Is Profitable in Poultry Flocks
Anon report argues culling enhances profits by removing weaker hens. It notes a flock of 929 birds produced 40 eggs weekly before cull, while post cull birds yielded better, with higher market value per crate and daily costs cited. The piece urges poultry raisers to retire weaker layers to maximize market returns.
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Llvision
The Key to Long Living and Diet Tips
The article argues long life comes from careful eating and a slender diet. It notes that even a middle aged man may overeat artichokes or other foods, causing indigestion, constipation, and the need for Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and stomach vigor. With proper habits, average men may reach a ripe old age.
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Chamberlain
Lowe
Ann
Backyard Egg Production Aims At Daily Fresh Supply
A United States Department of Agriculture note outlines backyard flock egg targets. It suggests an average of about one egg per person daily, equating to roughly thirteen dozen eggs per hen annually under good conditions. It states 100 eggs per year as a minimum for reliability and 120 as a modestly acceptable target for backyards with less favorable conditions.
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Ted Sethe
United States
Sealed Proposals for State Road Issue Road Sec 87 Wright County
Sealed proposals to construct grading drainage structures and a gravel pavement on the Springfield Memphis Road between Webster County line and Mansfield totaling 2.163 miles. Plans on file in Willow Springs and Jefferson City offices. Bid sets available for $10.00. Also for sale Apple perler scales surveyors tape meat saw by R A Alcorn Howe Co.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
Jefferson City
Missouri
Wright County
Springfield
Memphis
Webster County
Mansfield
JH. Long
Willow Springs
State Highway Commission
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P. W. Newton
N. J. Craig
J. E. Craig
Ass’t
M. E. Gorman
Mansfield, Mo
Bank OF Mansfield
Mansfield, Missouri
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Heer Stores CO
Springfield, Missouri
Ozarks
Great Store
Ozark Section
Springfeld
Mansfield Mirror
Oliver B. Davis
Nannie J. Davis
Great Metropolitan Weekly of
the Ozarks
Morning Dew
Tesus
California
Small Colony House
Government Farm
Beltsville, Md
SKY Strike
Ncigarette
R. J. Freeman Mansfield
R.A. Alcorn, Howe , Co
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Grove, Hartville
Avia
Mannfield, Seymour
Rainier
Cc. M. Miller
Carrie
Sewall
D. J. Landers Lumber Co
Norwood
Main Street
Ed. C. Nutt
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