Farm Poultry Flock Proves Cash Asset in Ohio Study
An analysis of 40 flocks in southeastern Ohio shows an average net of 67 cents per bird after expenses, based on 1992 records from six chicken breeds kept by 10 farmers. Prices per dozen eggs ranged from 11 to 28 cents, with some flocks earning higher by selling eggs for hatching.
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Ohio
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Noultry
Hughandiy Fay
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Change From Dry Feed To Pasture In Spring Dairy Care
Agricultural expert A. F. Perkins advises gradual transition from winter rations to spring pasture to reduce digestive issues and milk color changes. Start with partial pasture and increased dry roughage over several days, monitor grain intake, and adjust as pasture quality changes to sustain milk production.
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Areonpiung
Corn Planting Tips Increase Hill Planting Density
The note argues that increasing planting in each hill yields better results than reducing row distance. It emphasizes optimizing plant population to improve yields and reduce cultivation costs per unit area.
Bees and orchard pollination practices discussed
An agricultural note explains the need for honey bees in orchards to ensure fruit set. It covers using 3 pound package bees, timing their introduction before blossoms open, moving bees ahead of spraying, and the use of cross variety pollen from bouquets to fertilize apples pears and cherries. It also notes larger blocks require more diverse pollinators and mentions top-working limbs as a long term corrective measure.
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C. W. Ellenwood
Department of Horti Ciliure
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To Plant Or Not To Plant
Ohio farmers face guidance from the Department of Agriculture on vegetable plantings. Director Wanefeld warns against overcommitting acreage and advises limiting plantings to what can be financed and marketed. He favors planting one acre of potatoes if financing and markets exist to avoid debt and losses.
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Ohio
Vetter Prlcea
Ohto Department of Agriculture
Mail H. Wanefeld
Division of Markets
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Flee Tuing
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Your Government Highlights Political Spats and Policy Talks
A clipped column reviews remarks by Huey Long and Woodin, disputes with Roosevelt era leaders, and calls for policy shifts. It notes proposals to shift the electricity tax to power companies, and debates over currency and free silver, alongside broader questions of national governance and potential reforms.
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Treasury
Ogden "Mills
Andy Mellon
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Remarkable new prescription aids women mood and headaches
Doctors prescribe AWOL to relieve headaches nervousness irritability and low mood in women. It is described as pleasant safe non narcotic non habit forming and used by many factories offices and shops. Caution issued about inferior substitutes and the need to obtain the genuine product from doctors or nurses.
Limit on Armaments and Property in Economic War Debate
The text argues a cap on armaments to curb war and questions limiting individual property to prevent economic conflict. It references a one million dollar limit and the idea of depriving labor of its just reward as a concern.
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Pune
Hiessen
Soybeans in Corn Cut Yield When Planted Together
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station tests by J I Borst show soybeans reduce corn yield when intercropped for silage. Planting soybeans in two-inch rows with 12 to 14 inch corn spacing yields best silage. tighter setups boost protein content but little total yield. Hogging down favors corn 12 to 34 inches apart with 10-inch soybean rows.
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Ohio
J. 1. Borst
Dre
Borst
Long Words and Peace Adage From a Writer
A writer advises beginners to avoid long words as a path to world peace. The piece then questions the purpose of long words, suggesting language and disagreement persist despite simplicity. The dialogue centers on the irony of seeking universal harmony amid quarrels.
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Universal Eace
Rittman High Hosts May 11 Pile-Station Event for Children
A community event at Rittman High School on Thursday May 11 runs from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Mothers are invited to bring their children to join the activity. the notice emphasizes a local school gathering for families.
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Ralston - Basil
Rathbone
Rittman High School
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