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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
United States Department of Agriculture poultry specialists advise confining a broody hen to a small raised coop with a flat bottom for three to twelve days. Watch for nest-stay behavior at night, feather ruffling, and aggression as signs broodiness breaks, and note recovery when these cease.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes Sudan grass, ten years after its introduction from Khartoum Africa, has become a key catch crop in many regions due to fair yields in low rainfall and a short growing season. It yields well under irrigation, rivals alfalfa in quality, and supports mixed on farms, though not ideal as a money crop.
Grand Rapids visitor Mattie Wellington stays with relatives, while Walter Clinton makes a business trip to Vincennes. Ada Clark of Newman Georgia visits her sister and relatives south of here. Charley Myers and family shop in Washington. Many locals attend weekend gatherings and basketball in Washington.
The article argues the hen is the primary source to increase white meat and egg output on farms, though turkeys guineas geese and ducks are also needed to support the effort. It emphasizes farmer responsibility in managing this balance and improving overall poultry production.
EPSOM Claude Deal James Tomey Theo dore McCall and Florence visited Washington Tuesday. Mrs Elias Scott and son Will traveled to Washington Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Scott drove to Washington Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Scott went to Eaglesville Friday due to the death of Rigiel McCall’s infant.
Trustee states he will be in Odon at the KH. T. Laughlin building on west Main street every Saturday and on all other days at his residence to attend to Madison township business.
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