Lack of cash no cause to desert wife says court
New York. The Appellate Division denied Harry E. Schonfeld appeal in a three to one decision. Schonfeld had claimed his wife promised to fund his jewelry business with 6000 dollars and to furnish the home with 2000 dollars before marriage. The court held failure to provide money promised before marriage does not void the marriage contract and criticized using courts to avoid marital obligations.
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New York
Harry E. Shonfeld
Bessie Shonfeld
Fallsburg
N. Y
Shonfeld
John M. Tierney
Schonfeld
Harry Ostrow
McAlpin
Francis Martin
Bishop
Martin
Edward R. Finch
Edgar S. K. Merrel
Alfred H. Townley
James O'Malley
Justice Townley
Court of Appeals
di Lorenzo
Vaccine Cuts Losses in Illinois Flocks
University of Illinois College of Agriculture tests vaccines and finds pigeon pox vaccine superior to chicken pox vaccine. Proper early vaccination prevents canker and avian diphtheria, with immunity lasting about a year. Vaccination advised for June to August. limited vaccine supply available to qualified veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Division of
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Division of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Express Messenger Seeks Reward From Post Office
Trousdale, a former Wells Fargo messenger in San Antonio, saved $66,000 in registered mail by killing two bandits during a 20 year old Sunset train robbery near Dryden. Wells Fargo paid $1,000, railroad $500. Post Office previously refused, now reopened under new regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
David A. Trousdale
Post Office Department
Trousdale
Wells Fargo Express
Dryden
Wells- Fargo & Co
Keeping Poultry House Dry Not an Easy Matter
The American Agriculturist notes dry air is not lighter than damp air and explains ventilation must place moist exhaust near the top and fresh intake lower. It states that when outside air is humid, raising inside temperature with artificial heat is essential to keep the house absolutely dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry House
First Air Trip at 102 Ends With Narrow Landing
Mrs Stansall who just turned 102 took a flight in Mansfield after requesting to loop the loop. A party of 17 including the mayor witnessed the landing with two wheels lost and a wing dragging, narrowly avoiding disaster. She praised the flight as grand after alighting.
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Mansfield
England
Stansall
Brooding Space Affects Chicks Health and Losses
Chicks kept in a confined 10 by 12 foot brooder crowd to 800, while range rearing allows 300 to 400. confinement raises risks of feather pulling and cannibalism. more sanitation is needed on brooder floors, wire floors reduce losses, and a wire porch may let chicks sun themselves part of the day.
Caution Against Medicated Eggs for Poultry Parasites
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that medicated or artificial nest eggs using naphthalene moth balls are ineffective against poultry parasites and may harm eggs and impart a moth ball flavor to the meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Keeping Chicks Cool Shade Aids Late Hatched Brooding
Prairie Farmer notes that shade and temperature control are vital for late-hatched chicks. Early spring brooding requires about ninety degrees at the hover edge for the first week, then drop five degrees weekly until reaching seventy. After five weeks, heat is needed only at night, though late hatched chicks resist lower temperatures and vitality declines.
Three-Legged Turkey Hatches at California Farm
A three legged turkey hatched on Dwight Breckenridge’s ranch near Woodland California. The extra leg is shorter than the other two and the fowl is reported normal in all other respects.
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Coast Farm
Calif
Dwight Breckenridge
Here
Marriage Racket Preys on Pittsburgh Clergymen
A Pittsburgh couple posed as newlyweds and defrauded clergy during marriage ceremonies. After each fake wedding the groom handed a $25 check and sought $15 change, all checks bouncing. The duo admitted in four years they had 1,965 faux ceremonies with fake licenses, never truly wed.
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Pittsburgh
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