Poults Raised Under Modern Methods Affects Turkey Industry
A Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman writer reports turkeys now raised with incubator hatching artificial brooding and restricted range. Visits to three turkey raisers in Michigan Kentucky and Kansas show losses low and flocks thriving with all mash feeds and fresh ground.
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Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
Midtwain
Kentucky
Kansas
Michigan
Blue Grass
Lexington
Ile
Kansas Experiment Station
Manhattan
Sufficient Range for Success With Turkeys
A range of one acre of sod supports 100 turkeys from eight weeks to market age. Divide into four sections for monthly use. Fresh ground and hopper feeding are key. Choose range not frequented by chickens and away from poultry yard drainage. Keeping turkeys at the same age aids success.
Separate Turkeys Keep Turkeys Away From Disease Risks
The article warns keeping turkeys away from certain flocks to prevent blackhead and vermin. It notes worms and mites threaten poults, and advises selecting best stock as a path to higher profits. Scrub turkeys are tested for potential money gains.
Feeding Materials for Egg Shells in Poultry
The article notes that eggshell texture depends on shell forming materials like crushed oyster shell and grit. Hoppers supply these to layer birds for constant access. Lime content in grit aids the birds in shell manufacture and grinding of feed in the gizzard.
Utah Legislature Pushes Bills Before Session Ends
The Utah Legislature races toward adjournment with bills advancing in commerce and tax law. Measures include wildlife protection funding, tax adjustments, jury service expansion for women, and licensing for boxing. Interstate river compact talks and public building efforts also progress.
Bills Signed a President of Note in State Proceedings
A fragmented report notes bills signed into law by the president of note. It references Nebraska courtroom references and a state miners hospital memorial to Utah soldiers. It also mentions judiciary committee actions on settlers and strategy lards with unclear context.
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Holther
Utah
Critchlow
Secretary of State
Hacking
Jorgensen
House
Senate
Hodgson
Judiciary Committee
State Welfare Commission
Capitol
Washakle
Judiciary
State Miners’ Hospital
India
Boulder ‘Dam
California
United States
Hiplin
Smoot
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee
Burton
Herbert Hoover
H. C. Rt
Charles Curtis
Unclear fragmentary text on a personal dispute
Fragmented OCR text mentions a quarrel over a beach scene and a marriage related issue. It includes phrases about snoozing on the beach, sun baths for tonsils, and a question about what she sued her husband for. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a clear event, persons, or organization.
Temperature Rankings At Kilauea Volcano Lava
The lava surface in Kilauea runs near 1000 degrees Celsius. Molten rock Raault varies with composition and may melt at higher or lower temperatures. Sandstone melting points likely range from 1000 to 1700 degrees Celsius depending on purity.
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Kilyuea
Kilauea
Not Mixed Cure in North China Famine Food Shortage Deepens
In Tientsin Peking and surrounding districts grasshoppers devastate fields and crops worsening food shortages. Reports describe how native families struggle as supplies dwindle and price pressures rise amid the pest outbreak impacting staple foods for local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin Peking
Ching
Not So Much Interest in Reading Revealed
The excerpt notes a claim that fle “knows books” and can discuss them, implying education and trustworthiness. It contrasts with the speaker’s observation that many interesting people avoid bookish talk, except when among publishers or editors of Howe's Monthly.
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Fle
Giilli
W Howe
Some Marriage Dreams That Don’t Come True This Season
A New York City theater critic notes 25 000 aspiring chorus girls apply for jobs from towns nationwide. About 25 000 find work on shows, while 20 000 vanish from view as careers last roughly three years. Only about 150 reach speaking parts. most remain unheard of. The dream of wealthy marriages is rare, with not more than ten chorus girls marrying millionaires in ten years, often ending in divorce.
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New York City
The‘atricel
Rand
Fo Bar
C. O. McIntyre
New York
California Big Syrup helps a sick child recover
A San Antonio mother credits California Big Syrup for quick recovery after a severe intestinal flu. The ad touts the product as a purely vegetable laxative that aids digestion, strengthens the stomach and bowels, and notes long physician approval and high sales.
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Connie
BH. W. Turnage
Cadwalder §T
San Antonio
Texas
California
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M. Jorgensen
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Smith
Irvine
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Burton Shed Company
Market St
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Fasten
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Hiscox Chem
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Floreston
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Hanford
Salt Lake City
America
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