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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
2
A revival meeting scene erupts as a master calls for husbands to rise, revealing one paralyzed man who cannot get up. A string of jokes follows from The Soft Answer to The Trouble, each delivering quick quips from a parade of small-town figures and newspaper snips.
Historic plan shift favors curtain front houses with two front windows and a light fabric curtain. Maine experiment station endorses 20 by 20 foot modules housing about 100 birds, with roosts, vents, and removable nesting frames. The design emphasizes dry ground, free air flow, and ease of cleaning across sectional layouts.
The text describes a front wall framing plan with a 12 feet 4 inches ridge height and 2x lumber. It details rough lumber, papering, rustic siding, shiplap alternatives, storm windows, a central doorway with a dual doors and a movable suspended car on a track for transporting food, water, and droppings to a manure shed. Feeding chicks is noted as secondary to the care car.
When digging potatoes or crops, store some for fowls and give them bulky succulent foods to replace sparse grass. A varied grain ration helps hens, keeping them healthy and productive, while wing cutting has no effect on egg output.
The note cautions against using diseased fowl in breeding pens. It states birds with contagious disease should not be used, while those with mild illnesses like a slight cold or a frozen comb may be acceptable to breed. It emphasizes strict inspection to prevent health risks in poultry breeding.
The Wttle Runner duck is claimed as the best layer of the duck family, with reports of 100 to 156 eggs produced yearly by those who keep them.
Twenty two selected hens will outperform twice as many mixed good bad and indifferent layers. Focus on identifying the best layers and market the remainder to optimize returns.
A note urges giving scraps to fowls and feeding the table scraps to birds. It states milk benefits eggs production. It warns never to breed from aviled immature stock and to avoid using immature stock for breeding.
A 1910 bulletin outlines vitrified brick roads lasting under traffic with good traction and easy upkeep but high initial costs. It details foundations of concrete or stone bases, sand cushions, grout joints, and rolling to form a monolithic pavement. Includes a corrosion of factors, rough cost formula, and specs for construction and roadbed.
The article warns farmers with young market birds to cull runts likely carrying bacillary white diarrhoea. Connecticut Agricultural College tests flocks by drawing blood from a wing vein, mixing with serum, labeling, and observing eye reaction over days to detect disease presence.
An article explains that vegetable quality hinges on variety soil moisture temperature and ripening stage. It notes popular varieties often look good but lack quality and that moisture is crucial for crops like lettuce celery cabbage while tomatoes and melons may need moisture early but dry soil at ripening. It also suggests mulching with straw or manure in dry areas and frequent cultivation to conserve moisture.
Sudan grass is presented as ideal hay for work animals fed grain with one acre supplying hay for a work horse or mule for a year. Its drought tolerance, ready palatability by cattle horses and hogs, and strong feeding results across Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma are noted, including increased milk from dairy cattle and laxative forage quality.
Nematode root galls damage tomatoes cucumbers and other plants, especially in sandy soils. Control rests on crop rotation and waiting about three years before replanting susceptible crops. Some crops like corn oats and velvet beans resist nematodes. Avoid planting susceptible crops on badly infested ground.
Many farmers lack scales though long used. Chickens relish clean food and waste less when fed in clean places. Poultry disinfectant using a three percent stock dip disinfects incubators crops and poultry appliances. Large corn crops and alfalfa sod grow well on corn crops.
A Washington man describes his servant Zeke as faithful yet foolish. When asked what his head is for the reply shows a blunt humor: Zeke says his head is to keep his collar on.
Scripted encounter in a Kansas City hotel lobby features Sandstorm Smith, an Oklahoma cattle baron, as a suave stranger seizes the moment with a taunting claim. Across the world, Spanish officers report bomb drops as a weapon in Morocco, and Siberia is described as the coldest inhabited place with a yearly average of two degrees below zero. A hairpin is praised for its surprising usefulness compared to a full carpenter’s kit.
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