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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
8
A long analysis outlines fiscal strain from Roosevelt era borrowing, predicting budget restraint into 1935. It notes Treasury reports show debt rising, tax timing shifts, and calls for curbing recovery and relief spending. It also surveys congressional power realignments and leadership shifts across parties and regions.
Poultry producers respond to cold by insulating houses and adding heating. Farms install false ceilings and wire netting with straw, or use glass windows and insulated walls. Temperature control now favored over keeping floors dry, as water freezers in drinking fountains.
Incubator eggs and baby chicks would fall under new codes. The plan aims to create a national breeding and disease education program in the poultry industry under federal direction. It targets fair competition, truthful advertising, and better worker conditions while protecting buyers from misrepresentation.
A historical note on incipient hatchery practice stresses frequent turning of eggs up to four times daily. Early stages benefit most from turning, with careful moisture management to prevent chilling and promote successful hatching outcomes.
Two years of Bowinton trials show pilchard oil added at two percent to mash boosts egg yield by about three percent. Cod liver oil fed at the same rate raises production roughly twenty six percent. Replacing beet scrap with fish feed keeps output steady with no noticeable taste changes. substituting wheat for bran and shorts increases output about three percent.
The article explains how to tell male and female wild geese. It notes mates are larger and longer necked, with bolder bodies. Males hold heads higher and guard flocks. When pairing in spring, offspring are of equal proportion. Markings are similar on both genders.
The article discusses how eggshell strength depends on calcium carbonate and vitamin D intake. It notes that ample oyster shells and similar additives help birds form sturdy shells, with sunlight exposure aiding overall health. A veterinary culturist from the Wisconsin agency is cited on shell resorption and egg quality.
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