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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
6
A wide survey notes gun search at a Jackson Kentucky murder trial, political shifts in Porto Rico, a Denver bank heist with $200000, Gary Indiana and Marion Iowa fires, rail and labor talks in Cleveland, and other chaos from 1930s headlines. Included are royal travel plans, Berlin currency shifts, and European political shifts.
The Indiana House debates key reforms including a reformatory project and higher auto and fuel taxes to fund highways. Governors McCray seeks Republican support while contenders for speaker include Pit tenger Morgan Phillips Harris and others amid farm strongholds and shifting alliances.
Washington officials said it was idle to discuss any German loan by bankers until reparations matter is resolved. The House approved the navy appropriation bill totaling 239 million dollars and urged the President to convene another disarmament conference to curb small craft for the five Central American republics. The proposal to pursue it failed 8 to 2.
Figures from county auditor Leo K. Fesler show Marion county’s tax valuation at 602,988,750 dollars, down 1,742,680 from 1921 and 10,415,890 from 1920, as reported in state briefings across cities including Shelbyville Hartford City Jeffersonville Anderson and Connersville.
An agricultural note explains sprouting oats for poultry when green feeds are scarce. Soak six quarts of oats in a ten-quart pail with water below 100 degrees Fahrenheit and a dash of formalin for 48 hours. Sprouts triple in weight and should be fed daily in trays while avoiding freezing and overfeeding to prevent diarrhea. A simple rack can be built for daily production.
Farmers should finish poultry before marketing as plump well finished birds sell faster and at higher prices. A finished bird yields more weight per pound and earns more money, making finished poultry a quick, profitable business.
The article argues culling chickens is an art poultry keepers can learn. Cull at the first sign of poor laying or health to reduce costs and capitalize on higher seasonal prices. Older birds become less profitable. remove two year olds or older and non laying birds for better returns.
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