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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
7
Nebraska Farmer notes that fowl tuberculosis spreads via contaminated food or water and mainly harms digestive organs. it advocates separating healthy hens, disinfecting housing, and culling or replacing infected stock. A tuberculin test can purge a flock in years, but changing entire stock is advised for nonvaluable flocks.
An American Agriculturist summary discusses reducing costs by culling non producing hens. It notes feed costs, per bird annual feed needs, and suggests focusing on profitable birds to improve overall poultry economics. The article cites NY State College of Agriculture figures on per bird feed cost and average outputs, urging farmers to remove non producers.
A Poultry extension specialist reports that farms using sanitation and good management earned higher hourly labor returns. Sanitation yielded 1 cent more per hour, while well managed farms averaged 76 cents. poorly managed farms averaged 45 cents. The study supports sanitation as a key factor in profitable poultry raising.
Guidance on monitoring flock condition and feeding. If birds are disturbed during roosting, assess true condition later. For fat hens reduce feed and increase bran. If results remain poor, raise animal feed such as meat scraps. Fat hens are not in good laying condition.
The article lists key points for successful hatching: fertile eggs, proper rooster to hen ratio by breed, daily collection, storage at 32 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit with daily turning, and selecting eggs that are normal in shape and size. It emphasizes older, proven guidelines for poultry breeders and provides breed-specific roaster to hen ratios.
A reader compares global wife archetypes with praise for French, Spanish, German, Italian, Swedish, Russian, Dutch, Austrian, Polish, American, British, and Englishwomen. The piece highlights perceived strengths in hospitality, domestic skill, style, loyalty, and poise, noting cultural ideals across nations.
A mysterious light storm damaged a Bettie Creek home owned by Mr and Mrs M J Ackley. The blast shattered a mirror in the bedroom and lifted the porch roof on one side. The incident caused no injuries to the occupants.
Reported on radio the question of the mile time by Radice. The Louisville Courier notes the event and mentions a twenty minute duration.
An interview quote recounts a Daggam woman in New York who entered a shop and asked for all items to be kept for rede bera. The shopkeeper confirmed everything would be kept, prompting the woman to collect an ax.
A 23 year old Denver man reportedly wrote a death note and then shot himself. Police found him with a pistol by his temple, yet he was alive when rescuers arrived and had not fired the weapon.
Young men pursue love with a chee who rejects their advances, leading to mistaken romantic choices and heartbreak as they misread signals and chase unreciprocated affection.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a person referencing improving a house and comparing to expectations. Content is insufficient for a full event or report.
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