Indian Runner Ducks Versus Pekins for Market Profit
The Light discusses Indian Runner ducks as profitable market birds against Pekins. It cites R B Dayton’s 1904 examples of runners dressed for market at 10 to 12 pounds and notes runners eat less feed while laying well. It highlights their potential as great layers and stresses proper feeding without overfinishing.
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Gus Wohlfarth
R. B. Dayton
Dayton
Indian Runner Ducks Gain Fame As Broilers And Layers
Niagara farm, claimed to be the world’s largest, raises 100000 ducks a season and markets Indian Runner breeders for broiler production. The breed is praised for higher fertility and lower feed needs than Pekins, with Indian Runners averaging well over 200 eggs per duck and pens reaching 250.
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Niagara Farm
Pekin Duck Farms Expand Poultry Plant Profits
The article notes several duck farms—Be Beechwood Duck Farm Yardly Stouffer and others—rearing Pekins with large annual capacities and modern incubators. It praises the success of large poultry operations while urging ongoing support for the American Poultry Association elections in Texas with San Antonio seeking board representation. It urges members to vote now and again after final ballots arrive.
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Manse
Beechwood Duck Farm
Silver Springs
Yardly Duck Farms
Stouffer Poultry Farm
Crews
Waco
Texas
American Poultry Association
San Antonio
Wrinkles vanish with home remedy says Parisian expert
Mme Corsan advises a simple at home solution for wrinkles using witch hazel and saxolite. A half pint of witch hazel and an ounce of saxolite mixed and applied daily promises immediate firming and refreshed skin.
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Denver Republican
Mme. Corsan
Pekin ducks outrank Indian Runner in market value says editor
The editor argues Pekins are superior market fowls to Indian Runners. Citing Niagara farm and Long Island, he notes Pekin flocks and extensive duck production, while acknowledging Indian Run ners as strong layers. He urges practical use of Pekins for market purposes despite Runner praise.
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Long Island
Niagara Farm
W. R. Curtiss and
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Niagara Farms
Dayera
Texas Poultry Appropriation Marks First State Funding
H B Savage editor of Poultry Life of America announces a Texas legislature appropriation of $2000 for poultry experiments. It is the first state funding for poultry in Texas and signals progress in the standard bred poultry industry. Savage serves in the state house.
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H. B Savage
Poultry Life of America
Belton
Texas
Savage
House of Representatives
Local hen proves claim at Athol fair
In Athol Massachusetts Albert Ellsworth challenged his claim that Mary Hooker a Buff Orpington laid two eggs daily. At the Athol fair the hen laid two eggs before judges one double yolked as she strutted away in triumph.
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Athol
Mass
Albert Ellsworth
Mary Hooker
Orpington
Ellsworth
Seatings for Jewish Synagogue Now Open at Corner Aubrey
People seeking seats at the Jewish synagogue on the corner of Aubrey and Gibson streets may secure them by contacting Karotkin at 318 West Commerce Street.
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International Municipal Congress to Open in Chicago
Chicago hosts the International Municipal Congress and Exhibitions with exhibits from major cities and Europe. Prominent figures including Taft Dix and Gaynor will address delegates as Chicago officials chair divisions and model municipal codes are prepared for adoption. Hygienic topics such as milk safety and sewage disposal will be discussed during the closing days.
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Chicago
United States
International Congress
Taft
James Bryce
Great Britain
John A. Dix
New York
Lafollette
M. A. Evans
Gaynor
New York City
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
le Grande Powers
Government Statistical Bureau
Bion J. Arnold
Congress
Coliseum
International Association of Fire Engineers
Milwaukee
Congress Hall
First Regiment Armory
Health Department
Weather Summary From January 1 Reports Unclear Conditions
The report provides mixed and partially garbled weather figures. It references accumulated precipitation around 11.63 inches and a southeast wind near 12 miles per hour with temperatures shown in a confusing format.
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Five Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Pearl Sturm of Lyons Kansas found guilty of murder in the second degree in the death of J. H. Hix of Des Arc Arkansas. The body was discovered in a sandhill dune last June. Jurors deliberated overnight before delivering the verdict at 10 a.m. Witnesses testified Sturm was last seen with Hix and had spoken of killing again.
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Hix
Clarence Orter
Sturm
Clyde Sturm
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