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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1931

Page

7

Improvements in Poultry House Insulation and Ventilation

The article notes insulation as the top improvement for poultry houses reducing cold and heat stress and improving comfort. Straw lofts and straw ceilings offer cheap insulation. monitor houses suffer from poor roof insulation but improvements have been made. Ventilation must balance air exchange to avoid drafts, with studies showing hens tolerate well-sealed quarters in winter.

Nebraska Idwa

Break Up Broodiness with Better Feed Practices

Miss Cora Cooke of Minnesota University ext says cooping on first night reduces broodiness. She favors humane treatment and good feeding to return hens to laying, including a ventilated coop, dry mash available, moist mash daily, and light scratch. Breeding broodiness out, by banding and removing broody hens, minimizes future cases.

Cora Cooke Minnesota University Farm

Light Yolks Drive Poultry Market Preferences

The USDA notes buyers in large cities, especially New York, favor light yolk eggs. Green feed and yellow corn darken yolks, while white corn wheat buckwheat and oats yield lighter yolks. Dark yolks do not prove inferior quality if eggs are candied or exposed to heat. uniform color and size remain quality criteria.

New York United States Department of Agriculture

Reducing Tuberculosis in South Dakota Poultry

In two townships nearly all flocks were tuberculin tested and only 1 percent of pullets reacted while 33 percent of birds over two years reacted. The report suggests discarding all birds at the end of the first year of egg production could greatly cut losses from tuberculosis in farm flocks.

South Dakota

Historic ruins to be protected in national forests

Forest Service safeguards early American apartment ruins across Southwest national forests under the Antiquities Act. Permits may be issued for study by qualified scientists, while visits are encouraged. Violations carry fines and imprisonment. 16 national monuments host cliff dwellings and notable formations across several states.

Southwest Forest Service United States Department’ of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture United States New Mexico Tonto and Walnut Canyon Arizona Kasaan Alaska California Wheeler National Monument Colorado Sunset Jewel Cave South Dakota Oregon Caves Oregon Timpanogos Cave Utah Lehman Caves Nevada Mount Olympus National ‘Monument Washington Devil's Postpile Chiricahua Monument

Date Palms Planted in Phoenix During Campaign

Dozens of date palm trees were planted in Phoenix as part of a chamber of commerce plant a tree campaign. The palms will produce fruit in addition to their ornamental value, and Southern Arizona is noted as a thriving area for date palms.

Arisona Phoenix Aris Chamber of Commerce Arizona United States

What We Do Has Real World Effect Says McNulty

A quotation emphasizes action over words, urging readers to let the thinker act and the doer think to influence the world. The line attributed to McNulty highlights practical impact from lived deeds.

McNulty

Youthful Feat Recalled At Bunker Hill Steps Run

Frank N. Davis of Calais and Isaac H. Johnson of Deering Maine once ran the 294 steps of the Bunker Hill monument without stopping or touching the rail. After an hour’s rest they carved initials on the Adams cannon and then descended the same way.

Frank N. Davis Calais Isaac H. Johnson Deering Maine Bunker Hill Monument

Men Who Are Really Men Scarce Awareness of It

The remark notes that men who feel deeply themselves are largely unaware of any deeper gendered identity and act simply as their own persons without reflection on broader labels.

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