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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
5
The article discusses plant disease signs seen on leaves including a velvety red mass of spores under the leaf surface, spread by wind and the need to remove infected areas. It also defines chicken ages and terms such as cockerel and hen, noting mating and lifecycle details.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions weights around "twenty one pounds" and "twelve" plus references to pounds and measurements. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent context or a clear event. There are no identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
An excerpt discusses remedies and feeding practices for chickens and chicks. It mentions separating for grain, growing green feed, and maintaining clean conditions to support growth, with references to lettuce heads and seedbeds. It reads like an agricultural note on managing poultry flocks with caution about confinement and feed varieties.
Township Trustee R D McCarter announces weekly office hours at the FE Laughlin building on West Main Street in Gdou. Meetings occur Wednesday and Saturday each week with other days by visit to conduct Madison township business.
Professor Reed notes two points for silage: probate showers may help, but green, sappy stalks spoil silage. Leaves should dry, stalks well filled with sap, or feed quality declines and stock refuse the feed.
Drawings for a permanent hay shed as part of farm equipment have been prepared by the Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering of the Agricultural Department. Working drawings with a bill of materials may be had upon application to that office in Washington.
The article details shed designs for alfalfa storage on farms, noting sections and capacity, with a sample 23 by 48 foot shed costing a little over 300 dollars and a complete hay shed with carrier and rigging around 350 dollars, capable of storing about sixty tons of hay.
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