Health Fortnight Proclaimed in Kentucky by Governor Morrow
Governor Edwin P. Morrow designates January 30 to February 12 1922 as Health Fortnight in Kentucky urging every citizen to attend the National Exposition in Louisville February 19 1922 and participate in the United States Public Health Service Institute. The period aims to educate on disease prevention and improve health happiness and industrial peace.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Morrow
Kentucky
Louisville
State Board of Rates O Aty
United States Public Alth Service
National Institute
United States Public Health Service
Kentucky State Board of Health
Jefferson County Health Department
Healthment of Louisville
National Health Exposition Association
Louisville Women’s _ City Club
United States Public Health Service Institute
State of
Frankfort
Poultry Topics Highlight Tenth Farm Conclave Program
The Advocate notes the tenth annual Farm and Home Convention at the College of Agriculture from January 31 to February 3 with a focus on poultry housing feeding and management. Speakers include C L Manwaring of Mentone Indiana presenting ten thousand a year from chickens and D T Wilson of Corydon detailing flock management.
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College of Agriculture
C. L. Manwaring
Mentone
Ind
D. T. Wilson
Corydon
J. H. Martin
J. R. Smyth
Indiana State Poultry Association
Wilson
Kentucky
Martin
Smyth
Kentucky Poultry Association
Kentucky Farm and Home Notes From Across Counties
Oldham County farmers will focus on keeping farm records with eleven enrolling to maintain books. Red Fern community in Taylor County targets corn hogs poultry clover and dairying. Knox County farmers with representative orchard lands will partner with Mayhew to demonstrate better orchard management to raise yields. Fayette County farmers plan to keep herd records and balanced rations to cut milk costs. Jackson County shifts to eradicating feral hogs with 114 purebred pigs distributed to junior agricultural club members. Lewis County widens attention to poultry management with balanced rations and improved housing to boost egg production.
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Oldham County
Gordon B. Nance
Red Fern
Taylor County
J. L. Miller
Knox County
Mayhew
Fayette County
W. R. Gabbert
Jackson County
W. R. Reynolds
Junior Agricultural Club
Lewis County
Marion Beef Feeders to Conduct Demonstrations
Four Marion county farmers will conduct steer feeding demonstrations this season. They cooperate with County Agent H. J. Childress and the extension division of the College of Agriculture, per a county report.
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Marion Beef Feeders
Marion County
H. J. Childress
Extension Division
The
College of Agriculture
Beef Production Factors Highlighted for District Farmers
A concise guide explains key elements in beef production for farmers in the district. It emphasizes management practices, feed quality, animal health, and environmental considerations to improve yields and profitability.
Knox county junior agricultural clubs enroll 700 youths
County Agent Mayhew reports strong participation in junior clubs across Knox county with over seven hundred boys and girls enrolled in diverse agricultural programs.
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Knox County
Mayhew
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