Dry Mash Mixure for Laying Hens From New Jersey Experiments
New Jersey agricultural experiment station reports dry mash as effective for laying hens. The feed uses equal parts wheat and ants with five pounds per hundred birds, adjusting for breed and age. Green range and elimination of meat scrap possible in spring. Hopper management recommended to control fat gain in heavier breeds.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment
Drewok
Cneer
Sanad Ants
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Simple Card Table Rack for Large Breeds
Description of a lightweight movable rack built from trestles and a low platform. It sits low to the ground to drop cards for large breeds. Additional trestles can raise the device. it does not touch walls, can be removed in minutes, and is easily moved between house paths.
Fragmented text on meat processing and fermentation practice
The readable lines discuss self feeding hoppers and gluten substitution during months near August and September. Phil accelerates growth of fetchers and causes them to proceed, though details are unclear due to damaged phrasing.
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Phil
Eggs In Cold Weather Poultry Method From Orange Judd Farmer
A correspondent reports a simple, effective winter feeding plan for hens and methods to combat lice and mites. The recipe uses parched corn and oats or rye, fed warm from a range, plus tobacco dust as a cheap dusting remedy.
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Orange Judd
Selecting Bog Layers and Masculine Panel Favors
A quick guide advises choosing Bog Layers with coarse masculine heads and no feminine expression, arguing such features produce better looking favors. It warns against panels that appear aisiinetic or overly feminine.
Loss From Fic Bad Ear Pest Theorem
A historical note explains that the loss caused by the fic bad ear of cornu equates to the loss of six bushels of corn or one hundred ears. The record links agricultural misfortune to specific crop units and describes the economic impact in simple terms.
Classified ads for livestock and supplies from Alva Oklahoma and Odell
A collection of ads offers second hand cook stoves straw hay and cowpeas and hay Timothy hay and cow peas for sewing and baby chicks at 15 cents each. Livestock includes two driving mares one draft horse a three year old unbroken filly and a fullbreeding Scotch Short Horn bull calf. Egg prices and baby chick orders are listed alongside various printing services and a Texas land sale of 204.8 acres near Campo priced at 32 per acre with easy terms.
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Texas
E. Campo
Chas A. Stock
Odell, Ill
Boiled Clover Chaff Helps Keeps Laying Stock Healthy
For winter, farmers can cut feed costs without harming laying stock by using boiled clover chaff. It adds bulk and medicinal properties to mash, supplies protein and mineral salts, and supports eye formation. A recommended mash blends boiled clover chaff, penn mil, meat, and sharps for a crumbly mix, with ground oats as variety.
Making Poultry Pay Market Prep and Breed Tips
The article advises shutting up poultry for a week or ten days before marketing to gain weight and improve appearance. It recommends large breeds like Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds, White Peking ducks, various geese, Mammoth Bronze turkeys, and fattening for top prices. Extra care: keep sheds dry, light, and clean.
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S. JL. McKay
Skimball
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Turkey
Community Notes From Bunkum Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings populate the Bunkum vicinity with many locals hosting relatives from Scotland Newberry Elnora and nearby towns. Farmers plow while youths attend church and a fishing group enjoyed time together as others travel for business and social visits.
Mrs D V Caveness of near Reglesville
Mrs D V Caveness of near Reglesville was in Cen tuesday.
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D. V. Caveness
Reglesville Wes
Local Social Notes From Concord and Nearby Areas
Sunday visits across Concord and surrounding towns are listed with gatherings at the homes of chestnut families and others. Wm Chambers suffered a light paralysis stroke and is very ill. several residents spent Friday and Sunday with relatives in Eaglesville Shiloh Bunkum and Epsom.
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Sam Chambers
Dan Howard
Bunkum
Wm. Chestnut
Wm. Chambers
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Odon
Ind
Stock Yards
Sharp
Sharp & Son
Odon Realty Co
John Weaver
Timothy
Clover
Alfalfa
Odon Milling Co
Coultry
W. BR. Gilbert
Leetle Ads
Sue Arford
H. A. Taylor
Keck & Cauchey
Joh. Mumaw, Sr
S. C
Mrs. Mont Herndon
Clarke
Alva
Okla
Journal
Timothy Hay
W. J. Danner
the Journal Office
Will Henderson
Scotland
Lafe Kirk
Elnora
Tom Stout
Bertha Walls of
Newberry
Dick Dalton
Henry Wallick
J. B. Phipps
Joseph Carr
Will Richardson
Sam Dalton
Carl Markle
Amy Ketchem
McMillen
Cal Miller
Melvin Dalton
Bunkur
Florence Richardson
Dutch Wright
Colon
George Pow
Epsom Morday
Brad
Old Kentucky
F. A. Ames
Ames
Keck & Caughey
Odon, Indiana
W. R. Neeriemer
Concord
Susy Chestnut
Mrs
Hattie Kettery
John Arney Jr
Harve Chestnut and
Eaglesville
Ernest Wade
Marion Chandler
Shiloh
Agnes Hackler
Maude and
Lillie Critchlow
Clelia Rosenberry
Clara Rosenberry
All Myers
Family of
Epsom
Tom Faith
Maudie Critchlow
Bicknell
Bisha
Joseph Wilkey
Delmer Franklin
Jack Franklin
Dave Andis
Aaron Hattery Sr
R. W. Mason
Ndon
W.L. Collins
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