Voters and votes on key postwar reform measures
A historical roll call lists who opposed or supported amendments and bills touching tax, labor, military pensions, shipping, and farm price supports. It notes Warren G. Harding as opposing several measures and records who backed or dodged votes on issues like the Underwood Amendment and the Norris Amendment.
Candling Eggs: How to Test Freshness and Freshness Clues
Poultry advice explains candling as a common method used by commission houses to judge egg freshness by holding eggs to light. Fresh eggs show a tiny air space and bright interiors, while older eggs develop air space, dark spots appear, and float if very old.
Turkeys Use Grasshoppers for Food in Field and Wooded Areas
Turkeys range widely feeding on field insects from June to frost and eat grasshoppers and injurious forms. In wooded regions mast becomes important as acorns chestnuts and feed nuts supplement diet. Grains are used more to finish birds for market and turkey farming can be economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Fox Hunters Meet at Armstrong Event Recap
A detailed report from Armstrong covers the Fox Hunters gathering with a 10 to score win for Springville, plus two readings by Mrs. Otis Williams of Odon and Mrs. G. O. Stone of Bloomfield. Notes recount officers elected, the All Age event, and a large crowd estimated between fifteen and eighteen hundred enjoying a week of races, feasts, and community songs.
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Springville
Otis Williams
Odon
G. O. Stone
Bloomfield
Chas. O. Williams
Shoals
Secy
Treas
Bun Mitchell
Linton
Armstrong
Association
Best Broilers For Market
Market demand favors three broiler sizes with specific dressed weights: squad broilers from three quarters to one pound, small broilers from one to one and one fourth pounds, and large broilers from one and a half to two pounds. At six months weight gain is slight and quality declines as cockerel age surpasses 12 weeks.
Mites threaten egg costs and farm flock quality
The article warns mites raise egg prices and harm hens and turkeys. It urges immediate control as warm weather accelerates mite growth and stresses the need for strong birds and healthy early hatchlings for winter eggs. It notes heat as a major enemy to egg production and highlights the importance of a strong male bird.
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Warren G. Harding
War Finance Corporation
District of Columbia
Kirby
League of Nations
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Rosl
Senate
Penrose
Smoot
Barnes
Warren CG. Harding
Petrose
The
Philippine Islands
Warren G,harding
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Children’s Bureau
Prohibition
Warren G, Harding
Cox
France
Madison
Democratic Committee
Auld Armstrong
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
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John Weaver
Elnora
Butler Hicks
Teamy Wiliams
Claud Bowman
Zlora
Stis Williams
Gov Bowman
Ogden
Daviess County
Blue Grass
Jedge
H. O. Ketchem
Red
Turkeys
Chiropractic
Kate Ingleman
D. C
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Cascara
la Grippe
Hill