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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
2
A detailed guide on building a winter poultry house emphasizing proper size, ventilation, and insulation. It covers floor and wall construction, roof design, bedding, and the placement of openings to ensure warmth, dryness, and airflow while avoiding damp conditions.
Readable recipe fragments describe chicken dishes with cauliflower and carrot sides, sauces, and a variety of desserts and pastries. The text lists steps for chicken with cauliflower, a chicken casserole with crust, date pudding, potato puffs, mock cherry turnovers, Creole soup, and carrot fries.
Rural dairy history notes the milk marketing challenge as cities grow and distribution becomes fragmented. Farmers must keep milk clean cooled and well packed, using ice storage and cooling tanks to maintain low temperatures during transit to urban markets.
An article on poultry maturation and the red color of fowl combs discusses selecting a well known farmer or poultryman for guidance. It covers protein intake, feeding practices, and the role of poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture in advising poultry keepers.
Prices in the report indicate a general drop in costs with September figures reflecting lower wheat and staple goods. Meats and produce show mixed shifts, with poultry and beef prices down from prior periods and recent months displaying notable decreases compared with the past decade.
A garbled excerpt mentions SES Tice Poultry Notes and CHU acting as a cornetine for digestive issues. The text is fragmented but hints at remedies for stomach and digestion problems in poultry using acidic or purifier-like substances.
Investigations in New Mexico Texas and Arizona identify the rayless goldenrod Lencome wrightii as a toxic plant harming cattle horses and sheep. Symptoms include diarrhea weakness and disordered movement with deaths occurring within days. Eradication is advised where feasible or removal to prevent grazing.
In the gully where washouts occur plant hardy catclpas to hold soil and establish quickly. The system suggests this quick growing post helps stabilize the earth and prevent further erosion.
In a zoo talk the Emus describe themselves as large flightless birds from Australia. They boast about laying eggs and having mates do most of the incubation and care while they observe the world, noting their funny necks and heads and the curiosity they inspire.
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