Global labor strike disrupts cotton textile industry
A sweeping strike by cotton textile workers spreads across Georgia, New Jersey, and the South, with up to 810,000 workers rumored to quit. Leaders demand wage cuts, shorter hours, and a mediation board, while violence and looting threaten communities as government aid faces scrutiny amid broader New Deal debates.
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Politico crosswinds in Roosevelt era campaign clash
The piece argues that the 1930s political battle in Washington centers on the New Deal, Morgenthau’s processing tax, and NRA fate. It highlights Upton Sinclair’s California bid, battles within the Treasury, and party tensions between Perkins, Wickard, and Johnson amid debates over federal ownership and administration strategy.
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Weeds for Poults as Greens in Turkey Rearing
A Missouri Farmer correspondent reports on using succulent green weeds to feed poults for bulk and digestion. Young poults benefit from lettuce, spinach, and other greens free of seeds to prevent choking, with alfalfa and clover later in the season. Beware choking on large stems. when feeds cause blockage, hold the bird by the feet, invert, and work the stem free.
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Shavings Improve Poultry Eggs Versus Straw
Ohio State University expert F I Zumdes reports shavings on nesting boards with wire gelling reduced dirty eggs to 24 percent. Straw nesting raised dirtiness to 59 percent, and nesting with composting material yielded 77 percent dirty eggs. Consumers want clean unwashed eggs, preserving bloom, with routine gathering of three times daily advised.
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Sanitation Advice For Poultry Health In Summer
Missouri Farmer warns poultrymen to boost sanitation during hot weather. Five dead chickens signal limber neck from poisoning and dehydration risk. Ensure ample clean water, constant cleaning of drinkers, and routine poultry-house inspection for mites to reduce losses.
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Watering poultry with alfalfa and clover forage idea
The article discusses keeping poultry hydrated using greens like alfalfa or clover and estimates that 100 poults need about 20 gallons of water daily. It suggests locating water sources nearby and using a water wagon or tank to supply stock, with troughs or tanks being filled as needed.
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Discard Defective Poultry Pallets Underscores Defects
The text discusses discarding birds with crooked backs or other defects to prevent disease spread and ensure they are not used for breeding. It notes that some defects may be disregarded for practical egg production if birds are otherwise healthy and vigorous.
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