Salt as a remedy for cannibalism in poultry
Extension poultryman L M Black reports a simple salt remedy to curb cannibalism in flocks, citing experiments by Titus and Nestler and historical notes. Adding 1 to 2 percent salt to standard diets for four to five days can stop cannibalism without lasting harm, while noting reduced salt in feeds may contribute to the problem.
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L. M. Black
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Harry W. Titus
Ralph B. Nestler
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. H. Prentice
Ministry of Agriculture
Northern Ireland
Prentice
Titus
Nestler
Cattle Shock Advice on Wet Weather Electric Fences
Pennsylvania State college professor John E. Nicholas urges farmers to set electric fence controllers to minimal charge during wet periods to protect cattle like Old Bossy. He notes trained animals rarely touch wires but warns homemade controllers are dangerous and battery types are safest. A single strand suffices, two for sheep, and fences ideal for temporary pastures.
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John E. Nicholas
Pennsylvania State College
Nicholas
Weed Control Chlorates Dominate In Weed Management
Chlorates stand as the most effective and practical weed control chemicals. Spraying chlorate solutions on weeds is the most common method, followed by spraying a dilute solution on lawns for shallow-rooted weeds. A third approach uses dry sodium chlorate scattered in late autumn before soil freezes to combat certain perennials.
Chicks Lose Mother Love in Eggs Hatchery Shift
A study by the International Baby Chick Association reports over 65 percent of American chickens incubated rather than mothered. Modern incubators hatch chicks as efficiently as the best brooding hens of the past.
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International Baby Chick Association
Chick Association
Plover notes and community events in a busy week
Local blacksmith G A Parradee had a narrow shave when a piece from a broken plow wheel struck above his eye. A patchwork of reports includes missionary meeting notes, eyes treatment for Cameron Van Alstine, and school and social happenings across Plover with families visiting, a community shower, and Pancake Day fundraisers. Obituary notice promises next week.
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G. A. Parradee
L. E. Garlock
Fort Dodge
Willing Workers Society
Charles* Lebnus
William McKim
John Brunn
Cameron van Alstine
Ward van Alstine
J. M. Bush
Viola Hess
Clear Lake
H. W. Lampe
Dorothy
Albert City
Edward Lehnus
MYB Club
Lehnus
Glenn Forsythe
Ed Lehnus
Prentice Shaw
Earl Houck
Geo. Arnold
Lee Fisher
George Shaw
J. H. Bucher
Wm. Lillegaard
Rodman
Kathleen Bucher
Sutherland School
Dick Williams
Des Moines
Carl Aides
D. Williams
Larry
Shenandoah
C. E. Hancher
Henry Twigg
Plover
Mercantile Store
Willing Workers’ Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Nebraska Milling Co
Phyllis Horsman
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa-Nebraska
Cherokee
Lou Kent
Virginia Kent
Nebraska University
Frank Henderson
W. H. Henderson
F. B. Thompson
Lolai Snyder
T. P. Comer
Humboldt
Ollie Brooks
Loraine Henderson
Clyde Charlton
Funeral for Mrs. Martin Poduska in Pocahontas
Mrs. Martin Poduska 86 of Pocahontas died at home after years of ill health. Funeral held Friday at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic church with Rev. William P. Hyland officiating. Interment Calvary Cemetery. In a separate incident on Main street a pedestrian accident injures Mrs. Merlin Storck and her two year old daughter Merna Jean as Vincent Mart 18 driver involved.
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M. Poduska
Pocahontas
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Martin Poduska
Merlin Storck
Merna Jean
Event schedule snippets for Cecelia's and Sacred Heart
A fragment lists dates and locations including February 9 Cecelia's Algona February 11 Sacred Heart Fort Dodge February 16 St John’s Bancroft February 21 Dowling Des Moines. The lack of context limits full interpretation but indicates a multi-site event calendar.
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Cecelia’s
Algona
Sacred Heart
Fort Dodge
St. John's
Bancroft
Dowling
Des Moines
District Conference Attendees and Local Socials Highlight Fort Dodge Visit
The joint district conference of the Women's Society of Christian Service and the Fort Dodge Methodist district met in Fort Dodge on November 6 with attendees led by Rev. A. C. Long and a group from Pocahontas. Visitors included Miss Jane Shimon from St. Theresa’s College and Renae Archer of Sioux Falls. Local social notes record a Pool Bridge event at the Town Pump won by Mrs. Frank Kopriva and Mrs. V. E. Young, and a Phoenix Club supper at the Pine Room following a 7:00 p.m. gathering.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Fort Dodge
Methodist Church
Pocahontas
A. C. Long
S. Madsen
Ben Lucas
Curtis Carlson
A. C. Vernon
Harry Greene
Clyde Humphrey
C. E. Werden
George Wiegman
Robert McEwen
Jane Shimon
St. Theresa's College
Winona
Minn
A. C. Shimon
Renae Archer
Sioux Falls
Frank Kopriva
V. E. Young
Phoenix Club
Pine Room
Local Club Meetings Highlight December Church Plans
Golden Hour club met at Mrs. O C Johnston's home with G township AAA chair Grant Poduska leading a lesson and round table. Chas Olson guest assisted, with visitors Mrs Harold Loomis Mrs Chester Larson and Grace Johnson. Church aid and missionary societies plan December joint meeting. Sew What club hosted by Mrs Perry Pearson with guests Mrs S L Dunn and Mrs O E Peterson after sewing and refreshments.
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Golden Hour Club
O. C. Johnston
J. V. Poduska
Grant Township
AAA
Chas. Olson
Harold Loomis
Chester Larson
Grace Johnson
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Church
Aid Society
Perry Pearson
S. L. Dunn
O. E. Peterson
Gilmore City
Sacred Heart Eagles Open 1940 41 Schedule With New lineup
Sacred Heart high school announces its 1940 41 basketball season with a totally new five after graduation. Coach D A Mitchell leads the Eagles as they begin practice and announce a slate including games against St Marys Remsen St Cecelias Algona Dowling Des Moines St Joe Fort Dodge Corpus Christi Fort Dodge Immaculate Conception Cherokee Trinity Sioux City and others with both home and away dates.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart High School
Eagles
Bob Lore
Loras College
Dubuque
D. A. Mitchell
St. Mary’s
Remsen
St. Cecelia’s
Algona
Dowling
Des Moines
St. Joe
Storm Lake
St. John’s
Bancroft
Semmersburg
Corpus Christi
Fort Dodge
Immaculate Conception
Cherokee
Movie travelogue at Jennie Thornton's home anchors evening
Guests enjoyed a movie travelogue at the home of Jennie Thornton. Leading hostesses included Edith Kiefer Mrs. Thornton Josephine Pykeny Tessie O'Brien Sue Hammes and Kathryn Parker.
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Jennie Thornton
Edith ‘Kie
Fer
Mrs. Thornton
Josephine Pykeny
Tessie O'Brien
Sue Hammes
Kathryn Parker
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