Clean Warm Quarters Essential For Pigs
Prof E J Wilford advises clean warm pig pens before spring births. After cleaning and disinfecting, place the sow to acclimate. Provide high protein feeds without fattening, with sample rations using oats middlings corn and tankage. Ensure warm quarters for newborn pigs and staged feeding after farrowing to avoid udder issues and overfeeding. 4 percent of sow live weight is typical full feed with variation by individual.
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Wilford
Rev J J Muir Appointed Senate Chaplain
Rev J J Muir D D pastor of Temple Baptist Washington becomes the new chaplain of the U S Senate succeeding Rev Prettyman who resigned.
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J. J. Muir
D. D
Temple Baptist Church
Washington
U. S. Senate
Prettyman
Paducah Society Supports Better Stock Movement
The State Veterinary Society annual meeting in Paducah drew over 50 McCracken county farmers to hear Wayland Rhoads of the State College of Agriculture discuss Better Lives Better Stock Movement. Drs. Simmons and Fisher also spoke. The group endorsed the movement and urged support. The column ends with household tips on reducing waste of vegetables and saving bread scraps for future use.
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The
State Veterinary Society
Paducah
McCracken County
Wayland Rhoads
State College of Agriculture
W. W. Simmons
Carl Fisher
Business wrinkles prove marks of a trader’s life.
A concise reflection notes that the lines on a businessman's face mirror years spent in commerce, each wrinkle a visible trade mark of his career.
Proper Brooding Checks Many Ailments
Poultry expert A S Chapin from the State College of Agriculture outlines brooder setup and care to prevent gaps and white diarrhea in chicks. He advises clean ground, disinfected brooders, dry sand litter, alfalfa or straw scratch, controlled warmth, and separation of infected birds. First feedings after 48 hours should be buttermilk or sour skim milk.
Is This Not America s Most Serious Problem
A New York printed survey letter from a workingman denounces radical ideas and blames capital for societal woes. The writer supports a Bolshevik-like economic upheaval while claiming common workers share the sentiment, prompting reflections on civilization and future prospects.
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America
New York
Butler
Precautions for Brooder Care From Mr Chapin
Mr Chapin advises frequent cleaning of the brooder and close supervision of the stove or lamp. In addition the lamp wick should be trimmed daily. The brooding process can be improved by providing a small runway for chicks once they are old enough and weather allows.
Labor and Capital Debate Over Progress and Equality
The passage warns against Lenin and Haywood promoting a backslide from centuries of progress. It argues labor, not capital, sustains society and that the mass middle class must action to protect advancement. Lincoln is cited: labor precedes capital and fuels its existence.
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Lenin
Haywood
America
Lincoln
Camp Taylor Site to Be Sold for Building Lots
About 2 000 acres of land occupied by Camp Taylor near Louisville Kentucky will be subdivided and sold before June 30 in parcels with the improvements included the War Department announces. The land originally cost the government more than 1 000 000 dollars and the improvements nearly 8 000 000 dollars. Heretofore the improvements on army camp land to be sold have been treated as salvage and not a part of the real estate.
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Camp Taylor
Louisville
War Department
Army Camp
Luke McLuke Remarks on Seeing Things Alike
Luke McLuke questions how anyone can view things the same when they do not share similar appearances. The remark underscores themes of perception and diversity.
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Luke McLuke
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A. S. Chapin
Poultry Extension Spe
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