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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
8
Dr. O B Kent of Chicago proposes a restricted feeding plan to cut pullet feed costs by about half. Pullets would eat roughly 20 pounds instead of 34, with five days of moderate feeding and two lean days. Kent claims the method could save up to 440 million dollars annually and raise egg production by about 1 percent per year.
A northeastern Illinois dairy farm run by a father and son produced 383000 pounds of milk last year, enough to supply a pint daily for 1050 people. They milked 35 Holsteins on 225 acres and also yielded 192 tons of milk, 17800 pounds of pork, and multiple crops. Their success rested on high yields, cheap roughage, low-cost production of milk and hogs, strict sanitation, balanced rations, and precise farm records.
A simple jacket or pen system keeps the sow during farrowing and for two to three days after birth. The sow is fed from the front and piglets nurse from a neighboring pen. The setup aims to prevent piglet crushing and is easy to build.
Miss Mary Allan Oehl received a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Roy Kotzebue with rainbow decorations and refreshments. Guests and performers included Latricia Wachtdorf, Darlene Pelech, Dorothy Zamykal, James Freytag, Calvin Haas, and Lilly Ann Darilek. Hostesses listed, with committees for refreshments and program. The group noted the zinnia as Indiana’s state flower and planned another used clothing drive for Lutheran welfare.
The Women's Missionary Society met April 23 at the Educational building in Moulton with 12 members and Rev. K Windecker present. After prayer and hymn the April topic Befriend the American Indian was led by the president and discussed by members.
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