Poultry Marketing Guidance From USDA
The USDA urges careful culling to prevent crowding and to send only large strong birds to market. Retain only vigorous specimens for breeding or future sale, focusing on quality over quantity.
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
7
Poultry Primer Illustrates Four Fundamentals of Care
An illustrated Farmers' Bulletin 1040 explains four key poultry protection principles. It uses photographs to show breed selection and the main classes, offering concise guidance on poultry keeping and linking to more department publications for detailed topics.
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Farmers’ Bulletin 1040
Chicks Need Shade Water and Space for Growth
A fragment discusses essential care for growing chicks including shade in hot weather, constant clean fresh water, and adequate space. It notes the importance of Hood elvan and vessels for water and warns against overcrowding in coops, brooders, or colonies.
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Hood
Elvan
Next Winter's Fuel Supply Warned by U S Depart
The United States Department warns of a looming wood shortage for next winter as farmers, neighbors, schools, and churches may face fuel gaps. Old wasteful habits persist of burning green or unsuitable wood, risking widespread cold hardships unless forethought changes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plenty of Range for Chickens Boosts Growth
The note insists on giving young chickens ample range to access gravy and grit and avoid confinement. It warns growth slows when kept in coups or denied green food, urging access to pasture and fresh greens for healthier development.
Soybean Hay High in Feeding Value for Livestock
Soybeans cut at proper growth stages and properly cured provide excellent feed for farm animals. Compared with dry leguminous crops, soybean hay equals or exceeds others in value. It can replace some concentrated seeds, reducing costs. Hay quality peaks when seeds are well formed, with larger yields and higher protein earlier, but curing becomes harder. If delayed, stems become hard and leaves drop, lowering feed usefulness.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Raising Healthy Chicks And Managing Brood Rooms
Guidelines emphasize roomy housing for growing chicks, separating inferior stock, and selecting strong breeders. Feed should be a high quality mash with fine bone meal and oats, with plenty of greens and clean, well maintained yards. Monitor for vermin, mites, lice, and adjust culling by season and breed.
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Andremantis
Clean Houses and Poultry Care Notes
The notice emphasizes cleanliness in housing and poultry care. It warns farmers to ensure ample light and air, protect birds from summer heat, and maintain sanitary conditions to keep poultry healthy.
Chicks in Orchard Practice Outlined
The instruction advises moving chicks to the orchard at three to four weeks old or providing ample free range and abundant growing green feed where possible. The guidance emphasizes outdoor housing and nutrition to support chick growth and health.
Do you know that my daughter is an extrayngnot young woman
A Birmingham Age-Herald reader snippet presents a dialog where a suitor defends his son Intan, challenging the father’s suspicion after a year of courtship. The exchange probes parental concern, trust, and expectations in a Victorian or late 19th century social setting, with sharp wit and insistence on discernment.
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George
Birmingham Age-Herald
Castoria prominent as a trusted infant remedy signature
The advertisement promotes Castoria as a familiar remedy for infants and children with the signature of its long history and over thirty years in use. It notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and includes humorous asides about dinner plans and generosity.
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Fletcher
Stock Water From Natural Sources In Pastures
In pastures with abundant natural water, stock water would be invisible to provide water for summer.
Toot sheds price trend and farm costs noted
A brief notice reports that toot sheds prices have not risen as quickly as farm machinery and poultry reduces expenditures on the farm. It mentions raising more feed and livestock to balance costs and notes savings on poultry spending.
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