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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1926
Page
6
The article outlines four key factors in choosing hen feeds: digestibility, composition, palatability, and cleanliness. It details a sample ration with corn meal, oats, bran, shorts, and meat meal, plus scratch feeds and the importance of green feed and minerals like oyster shells, stored in a protected hopper to prevent contamination.
An article by Professor Dearstyne of North Carolina State College emphasizes sanitation and early isolation of sick birds to prevent poultry diseases. It notes autumn weather triggers seasonal illnesses like pox, roup, poultry typhoid, contagious bronchitis, and pneumonia, urging timely action to curb mortality.
Pennsylvania State College poultry specialists urge selecting from sturdy early breeders to improve next year’s chicks. They advise choosing twice as many strong birds to allow thorough culling of weaker stock.
A hurricane swept the Bahamas and many buildings collapsed. The number of broken post war liquor bottles remains uncounted.
In a heated exchange Judge Armijo proposed stricter election safeguards to protect suffrage and assist illiterate voters. Hannett rejected the plan, threatening resignation from the state ticket and urging unity against measures he claimed would disfranchise voters.
Novelty fabrics debut in fall coats with striking patterns and bold color combos. Designers feature slimlines with large pockets and secure fastenings. Fur trims including wax, raccoon, badger and other tong-backed textures add texture and allure.
In Mexico every boy has a chance to grow up to become a revolutionist. The vets have been having a referendum but doubt they will manage a recall. Ananias spoke before the traffic court claiming he was traveling about 20 miles an hour.
Fall and winter blouses focus on new fabrics and colors with conservative styling. Moire and velvet enter dressy lines in dark red shades and black combos. High necks and long sleeves dominate, a striped flannel sports blouse shown. The piece ends with a quip about wasted effort and a note on the German army’s sham warfare.
Discussion in the Santas Fe New Mexican questions the Hannett code and its origin. The piece notes the governor claimed it as his own invention but has not promoted it or defended it publicly. It criticizes partisan politics and asks what became of the Hannett code.
The Ohio station notes laying nests reduce labor by keeping hens broodier. Bone meal 2 to 4 percent of mash is a key mineral alongside other big three minerals. Recommend well drained, sandy soil and a sloped site for poultry houses to avoid damp ground conditions.
Two burglars who visited Mrs. James G. Wilson in Vermont last night roasted and ate the hind legs of a fresh cooked turkey. The Boston Transcript reports the incident as a curious crime note with local flavor.
Iron, though present in body about two thousandths of 1 percent, is a significant constituent found in the red blood cells.
The text explains that stars appear as points of light due to their extreme distance. The eye perceives them as tiny specks rather than round disks because their actual diameters are minuscule compared to vast interstellar distances.
A quotation from Emerson on wealth as the ability to employ the faculties of all men. It argues that true riches come from drawing benefits from the labors of many, recognizing collective effort as the source of value. The fragment reflects 19th century thought on economics and virtue.
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