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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
3
Labor leader Matthew Woll argues on Labor Day that democratic reform in industry is essential to true freedom. He warns against corporate power and urges use of union strength to abolish poverty and achieve a nobler, fuller freedom through democratic cures.
Frank Duffy states the origin of Labor Day is disputed among the Knights of Labor the AFL and the Central Labor Union of New York City He notes a 1892 Central Labor Union meeting proposed a general holiday for workers The first parade occurred September 6 1882 in New York with 10060 marching and 20000 attending a rally The Federal and state adoption followed and Wyoming remains the only state without a statutory holiday celebrating peace civilization and industrial triumph through parades picnics and shared proceeds
Daniel J Tobin argues that labor and service are sacred not commodities and that unions strive to elevate life standards, regulate hours, and create opportunities for body and mind development. He asserts collective action as essential to realizing labor’s noble aims and the right to liberty and happiness.
President of the American Federation of Labor urges industry to value cooperation over strikes. He advocates conference room negotiations on wages hours and conditions, offering workers expertise and tranquil dispute resolution to boost management profits and national industrial success.
Dr. W Bethke of Ohio agricultural station warns minerals support but do not replace vitamins or meat scraps in poultry diets. He notes carbonate minerals aid shell formation and questions clear differences between organic and inorganic minerals while stressing adequate calcium and phosphorus and that grain protein supplies many minerals.
University of Minnesota extension poultry specialist Misa Cora Cooke warns red mites multiply rapidly in wet weather and urge timely treatment of roosts and perches to prevent declines in egg production. Mites, more harmful than lice, are tiny spiders that feed on hens at night from cracks and crevices.
Geese should be mated in the fall when possible. One to four ganders may mate geese, with some ganders staying with a single mate for life while others accept multiple mates if available. Temperament and timing affect whether two ganders can cover eight geese. If you avoid hatching before April or May, using ganders then may work, depending on birds acclimation.
Caution advised when introducing green corn into chicken rations due to potential digestive disorders. Begin with small amounts and gradually increase only while hens show no digestive trouble.
Separate cockerels from pullets at about ten weeks to foster better development in pullets. Early cockerel separation reduces competition, lowers stress, and improves growth. Provide feed and exercise with range sun exposure to promote vigor and vitality in young stock.
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