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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
6
The piece discusses culling as a key management action in poultry farming, citing how flock history underlines production and profitability. It notes that hens with low production or parasite issues are strong signals for removal, while high quality birds justify continued raising to boost overall flock value.
Advice for poultry keepers on eliminating lice and mites from chickens. Describes topical treatments and perches as a home remedy, noting perching areas and roosts as pest sites. Warns parasites weaken birds and reduce egg production if not addressed.
The guide states ducks and geese should be kept warm and dry and fed about four times daily. It provides a recipe for a feed mix using fellow cort meal, dog or fow crade Move by weight, plus 10 percent meat scraps, 1 percent fine land, and water or fakte to reach moisture, to be fed every two or three days for two weeks.
Basic poultry care advice stresses clean housing, adequate space, fresh water, and proper feeding to prevent crowding and disease. Emphasizes consistent daily work and attention to chick wellbeing for steady growth and profits.
Turkeys on upgrade and marketing system growth lead to new turkey marketing pools. Six turkey marketing associations are formed in Garlods parca of Colorado as producers seek better organizing. Strong interest follows the West’s prior year pool results and the need for improved handling of the crop.
A damaged text fragment notes fowls preferring shelter in scratching sheds to endure cold and wind. It mentions hens staying busy all day, avoiding drafts, and staying safe indoors during harsh weather. The passage reads as a partial historical note on poultry housing and coop design.
Labor Day message to American workers extols cheer and progress. It lauds the union movement and enterprise, pledging a bright future with improved conditions and shared prosperity for organized workers nationwide.
Honduran authorities report the arrival of Minister Ernesto Argueta and newly appointed mintor Jeomy Homlrnge in Washington. The officials have taken up fugitive cases and are pursuing reforms, with several individuals reportedly withdrawing from active roles.
Dover mill workers led by a women’s union walked out to protest wage cuts and harsh rules. The 400 workers from the cotton mill demanded better pay and monthly allowances, seeking a fairer system amid long running labor tension. The action followed a prior 900-worker march and union efforts.
Directly led by an official in charge of the postal service in a broad fraud investigation. Articles under scrutiny include health and wellness products such as eye remedies and anti aging tonics. Authorities allege these items were marketed with improper indicators and deceptive claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers founded in 1902 and a clout makers union formed in 1864. Reference to Buicklayers paleo and a post Civil War timeframe around October 47, 186% appears garbled.
A fragmentary report notes a large forest area on Guam with potential wood resources. It mentions a wood known as Oliver woodmoong found in the ward and other places, describing its use and beauty when polished.
A garbled note recalls a Great Move and a Bretonion effort to reestablish workers' educational activities. It credits the Tecurs national Ladies Union as a pioneer labor group approving a principle in 1014, marking early U S union activity.
The text discusses a candidate or program calling for stronger citizenship, better schools, and worker rights as a path to enrich life. It references an Industrial Pend er Line oath issued on March 27, aiming to mold citizens who accept duties and contribute to societal progress.
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Betty was left in a bath while her mother answered the phone and a frightened cry from the bathroom prompted a frantic call for help. The child, new to water, risked slipping under, prompting a tense moment before rescue or further harm.
Fragmentary note describes a large proposed dam at St John harbor New brangetee. It states a 200 feet long structure of 20 feet width and mentions one of two new piers protected being closed.
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