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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
3
Reports from the United States Department indicate poultry numbers exceed all other live stock combined. Unusual interest in systematic poultry improvement spreads across farms nationwide.
The campaign data show more poultry on U S farms than all other livestock combined and a higher share of purebred birds. Records counter the idea that livestock farmers ignore poultry and rely on women. A Connecticut farmer enrolled in the movement kept 30 cattle and 1 939 poultry, all purebred, with no other breeding stock on the farm.
The article notes that while water for swimming is not essential for growing market ducks, ducks enjoy a swimming hole. It advises providing a small swimming area for comfort, but states fattening ducks progresses faster without swimming if water needs are met for drinking and head immersion.
A Victorian style agricultural note emphasizes controlling lice in flocks. It warns that some birds show slow growth dull plumage and pale faces signaling infestation, while others appear lice free. Scrupulous treatment prevents stunting. Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns are discussed for egg production.
Advertising is an important phase in marketing farm products. It lets the public know your product is above average and worth paying a bit more for the best. Advertising is essential to place any commodity on the market and the up to date farmer will use it.
The Bureau of Public Roads and the U.S. Department of Agriculture testing division advanced bitumen use in road construction. Experiments on soft stone, cleavage rocks, surface treatments, and optimal bitumen quantities aided highway engineers and supported the growth of the automobile industry since the 1916 federal aid road act.
A motortruck official notes about 20 percent of U S trucks are owned by farmers while about 60 percent of truck work occurs in rural areas. Next year highway spending is projected at 633 million dollars, up from 125 million this year. The truck's potential to move produce between farms and cities is only beginning to be explored.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County sworn statement by Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co certifies the firm will pay one hundred dollars for cure of catarrh. Advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood with druggists selling at 75 cents. Testimonials free and Cheney of Toledo Ohio listed.
A note explains that after rain the road center dries faster than the sides. The first post rain grader pass should center the blade to move surplus dirt outward. This method smooths the center first to favor traffic flow.
Norway proposes national legislation requiring motor trucks up to two tons capacity to use pneumatic tires to prevent road damage and reduce highway repair costs caused by solid tires.
Road quality and investment determine agricultural activity and market reach, which in turn sets prices for farm products across regions. Officials argue maintenance boosts output and price stability by shortening transport times and reducing costs.
The note urges a biennial sweet clover trial as a pasture plant suitable for small farm plots. It advocates testing on farms to evaluate benefits and practicality for grazing and soil health.
Silage for sheep is rapidly becoming an important part of sheep feeding. The development suggests farmers will rely more on silage to sustain flocks as pastures vary with seasons.
The church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m Junior Endeavor at 2 p m and Senior Endeavor. Wednesday evening 7 30 prayer and activities, Monday 7 p m choir rehearsal, Thursday 7 30 orchestra practice and Tuesday 7 30.
George Coyle and family of Odon attend Sunday preaching with Curtis and Derton families at 10 30. The union service will be held to Washington Sunday.
Sunday evening program at the Christian Church aims to engage teachers, parents, and scholars about local interests and school matters. Group Captains are urged to deliver pledge cards to the Financial Secretary by Sept 12. A brief conference with the Official Board and group leaders is set for 2:00 pm on Sept 12. Members are invited to attend and report on group work. Several local residents are noted in Sunday activities.
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