Treatment and Prevention of Fowl Cholera in Poultry
An early 20th century guidance warns that treatment is largely futile and emphasizes preventing spread of fowl cholera through quarantines, sanitation, and disinfection. Symptoms in turkeys ducks geese and chickens include fever diarrhea dullness and rapid mortality with rapid decline in condition. Measures include destroying affected birds burning or burying carcasses relocating healthy stock, thorough cleaning and disinfection with carbolic solutions, and adding potash to drinking water to reduce spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weils
Dale
Myere
Practical Pointers for Raisers of Goan Poultry
Practical pointers for keeping and raising poultry with simple steps on brooding, housing, feeding, ventilation, sanitation, and management. Emphasizes small-scale start, dry clean housing, regular feeding, and culling weak stock to maintain flock health and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas
Flea Threat From Dogs And Cats To Fowl In Poultry Yards
A fragmentary report outlines how dogs and cats may introduce fleas to poultry flocks in southern farms. It warns of heavy infestations on chicks and hens, eye and ear irritation, vomiting, and potential disease spread. Precautions include careful handling, avoiding live fleas, and using approved remedies, while noting risks to poultry health and possible blindness if not controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utea
Trewenny
Irda
Chen
Local Hero Frank Lule Dies at 20 in Battle
A fragmentary, wartime narrative recounts the death of Frank Lule at age twenty during Verdun. He reportedly used a machine to disable eleven German soldiers, was killed by a Kieling officer, and his body was hidden and buried in a village cemetery. Born in Phoenix, Lule is remembered by family and peers as a skilled fighter. Captain Riekenbreker, a German ace, notes Lule would have challenged him, had events allowed.
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Lientenuer Hulk
Ginn Alerlente Avitter
Wohl
Atten
Allemph
Verdun
Ton Emuiny
Chen
Amarwtus
Frank Lule
Phoenix
Riekenbreker
America
Bruges of Today War Reflections and Local Changes
Mrs B 0 Parnell writes on Bruges after the war noting intact rooms and good food despite higher prices. Belfries toll as before while the port shows war scars. shops reopen and life resumes, with khaki clad men and WAACs leaving a curious mark on Granule Market cobbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruges
Parnell
Brugos Gocos
Memorial to Great Naval Deed Near Dockyards
The city of Menger plans a memorial near the spot where the dockships Intrepid and Iphigenia were sunk to prevent canal threats. The Institute offers no vanity, aiming to honor the British naval deed known as the Zeehrugre rit. A lookout will overlook the harbor, with a monitor aboard for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Menger
Intrepid
Iphigenia
Bragoy
Windie- Hee
Oatend
Christian Sri Mice Alonitor
Fragmentary naval encounter yields eerie submarine scene
A sailor recalls a tense submarine chase in which a dark shape dove away as torpedoes fired and no injury occurred. The memory centers on a volatile moment near eighty yards, with uncertainty over the attacker’s identity and intent during a perilous voyage.
War and Roller Skates in Odd Times
A fragmentary notice mixes odd themes of war and fashion. It mentions a Topmar Meelagnine roller skate design with tanklike balloon sheets, and references a fashion expert and new skates. The piece also briefly alludes to cleaning and disinfecting spaces, then lime washing walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoleow
Thomahalts
Radler
Topmar Meelagnine
T He Dartest
Ed Nee
Government licensing backs live stock markets in wartime plan
Government oversight under the Food Control Act extended to public stockyards and handlers of hogs and cattle. The Bureau of Markets designed licenses and deployed stock-yard supervisors to enforce rules, boost efficiency, and restore producer confidence in market operations across major markets from Omaha to Port land and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Government keeps tabs on live stock markets service
The Department of Agriculture through its Bureau of Live Stock Market Service tracks telegraphic market reports from Chicago and other exchanges. It highlights a standardized classification and early delivery of market data, noting rail loading reports improve distribution. the service costs a fraction of turnover and aims to aid buyers and sellers with timely, uniform information.
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O Dapnens
Tie Sane
Hruven
Lees Frie Ton
Bureau of Afarkets
Sam
Alibervision
Oper- Aligay
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Tesides
Markeion
Kan Omahe
St. Lowa
Epcein
Burran
Mar
Sine
Ops Moreau
Dinelag
Chic Gage
Hays
Tatanee
Bari
Montana
Chicama
Atech Exchange
Rovernments
One Step in the Marketing of Live Stock Cattle at the Stock Yards
A brief note discusses the impact of new measures in livestock marketing at the Stock Yards. It highlights improved efficiency and public benefits from updated pricing and branding practices, emphasizing measurable gains and ongoing industry adaptation.
France’s Big Families Report On Loire Inferieure Depopulation
A society promotes large families amid depopulation fears in rural France. A report lists 687 families in Loire Inferieure with more sons or sons-in-law in the military. The Murlot family at the top has 22 sons or descendants in uniform. four killed, four wounded, one died in captivity, one missing or won the Croix de Guerre. Other local families show six to twelve serving, totalling 4,013 soldiers from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Vrange
Society For the Encouragement of
Loire-Inferleure
Murlot
Fim
Ning Song
Tiree Sons
Nyeuire
Fare
Lexington Herald
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Chigkens
Frank ‘Lute
Sig
Avgeestiong
Mumerong
Vintime Representatives of Nations
Luce
Stirkeis
Joxren
Gregan
Gregan and Cram Jacksonville, To Taos
Vie Activsat
Martes
Acrord
Ieys
Ayrty
Sai
Live Stock Exchange
McAl Mickel
Lory
Chas. Lemmler
Smethport Penna
Ladies' Art Exchange
Columbia
J.H. Canty
Congress St
Bradford, Pa
Main St
Ginton Phane
Bradford
Peter
Smethport
John Clark, M. D. C
Smethport, Pa
Clark Block
H. L. McCoy
Oda Fellows Block
Realsence
Main
Byron Streets
Burg Chadwick
Palace Pharmacy
E. L. Keenan
Law
Main Street
Allegal
F. D. Gallup
Thomas H. Morrison
C. R. Long
Anderson & Carbon Building
W. F. Specht
Wright
Hull
Cor
Machanta
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