16 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
1
The article advises pruning to rejuvenate weakened trees affected by a dry season. It recommends using sharp tools, selecting a sharp ax for dead wood, a cross cut for large limbs, and a handsaw with shears for pruning the remaining branches. A double edged saw is discouraged due to bruising.
A bulletin notes hens drop egg production during cold spells and frostbite to combs and wattles rises in inadequately ventilated houses. Properly vented, draft-free poultry houses sixteen feet long show far fewer frosted combs, while smaller deep houses suffer more frosting.
An editorial decries Wisconsin and neighboring states protecting rough fish like suckers while game fish decline. It argues Canada benefits from abundant waters, urges tighter control of rough fish, and warns of nationalizing fishing resources as native game fish vanish.
A Providence of tax funding for a soldiers bonus via beer and light wines tax is urged by Representative MacGregor Republican New York during a House adjournment. He argues prohibition failure and aims to end crime and disorder tied to the eighteenth amendment.
Last week, B P Ratzlaff traded his general merchandise store and home for a half section of western Grant area land, near Sterling Nebraska owner Theis. Theis may keep the business. Ratzlaff will help current owner briefly, and plans not to move to the farm. He retains one third of this year's crop from the rented farm.
Ex service and American Legion men gathered for a post meeting with a meal cooked by Nick Koop and Wm Wagner who used army kitchen experience. Commander Carl Palmberg Adjutant Nor tis Read and Clel Shelly spoke on Legion activities. About 235 men attended.
The United States Department of Agriculture debuted its general purpose breast and winged birds at the Madison Square Garden Poultry Show in New York, January 25 to 20. Fifteen birds appeared in open classes amid strong public interest and breeder demand for breeding stock. Officials said further refinement is needed and few birds will be offered for sale next year.
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