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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
8
The Kansas State Fish Oil program warns that inferior fish oils sold for poultry feed caused rickets and poor hatchability. It urges testing oils for potency, buying only guaranteed tested oils, and notes machinery costs on farms, with advice on vitamin D needs for laying hens using fish oil as a source.
The article discusses temporary pastures including winter wheat winter rye and winter barley as fall winter and spring feed options noting winter barley carries winterkill risk and rye can taint milk. It also advises buyers to choose honest reliable breeders and compare numerous animals to select superior breeding prospects. It mentions black rot and fumigation of sweet potato storage as control steps.
The Kansas Extension Service warns that new feed mixtures claiming high fattening values may be ineffective or costly. Dr. Campbell of the animal husbandry department cautions against untested supplements and urges reliance on proven rations using pasture and standard feeds.
In Hanover a rock garden features a four foot high miniature castle built from stones gathered in the United States and several European countries. The scene includes an old Dutch windmill with a sweep, a well with an oaken bucket, a log cabin, a totem pole, and other curios. The owner spent nearly two years crafting the cement castle walls as a hobby.
Mr and Mrs Will G West are pictured on weekends during the gubernatorial campaign enjoying Sunday rest from the campaign trail. Mrs West attends few political meetings aside from women’s events and rarely campaigns, while joining her husband during his state tours.
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