Catering to whims of hens leads to poultry profits
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Powtry
College of Amiculttac
Moist Mash and Clean Water Boost Laying Flock Production
A poultry note explains how warm clean water and moist mash feeding enhance feed intake and egg production in laying hens, with Leghorns being particularly temperamental. It warns that inconsistent moist feeding can trigger a drop in production and highlights the importance of clean surroundings and timely desserts in meals.
Christmas Bells Echo Across Hills and Time
Poem fragment notes Christmas bells answering through mist as night remains still and the moon is hidden. It evokes memories of youth and home and the approaching birth of Christ, with bells tolling from hill to hill in a quiet, reflective scene.
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Moore
Christ
Tennyson
Ring Out the Old Year With Joyful Bells
A poetic verse urges letting go of the old year and welcoming the new with hopeful bells. The refrain emphasizes rejecting falsehood and embracing truth as time passes from snow to new beginnings.
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Tennyson
Sportsmanlike Driving courses expand in Illinois high schools
Seven Illinois high schools have begun Sportsmanlike Driving courses to boost traffic safety among teens. Materials provided by the Chicago Motor Club are used in civics science and English classes with credit toward graduation. Training cars from Studebaker allow student practice on marked streets under instructor control, alongside classroom lessons on auto mechanics and general traffic safety.
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Illinois
Indiana
Motor Club
Chicago Motor Club
Ths
Studebaker Corporation
Gas and Oxygen Administered X-Ray Rooms Overview
Gas and oxygen were administered in X ray rooms 4 5 and 6 at the Walter Electric Shop on Tri City Phone W 19 Fulton Il. The entry notes a facility update or incident involving medical gases within the electrical shop setting.
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Walter Electric Shop
Tri-City
Fulton, Il
Seminars train teachers in Sportsmanlike Driving course
Ready conducted two seminars at which teachers from schools all over both states have received instruction in the proper methods of teaching safe driving and instituting Sportsmanlike Driving courses. High schools already starting the course include Waukegan Evanston Maywood Hinsdale Oak Park Champaign and Normal.
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Ready
Waukegan
Evanston
Maywood
Hinsdale
Oak Park
Champaign J
Normal
Onion growers seek aid to better prices
Cook county onion set growers seek a marketing agreement under the Agricultural Adjustment Act to secure fair prices. Leaders met with the Mangis Agricultural Association and Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Chicago on December 1. They claim production costs exceed current prices and call for $1.35 to $1.50 per bushel for onion sets, noting past highs of $3 to $5 and the role of 400 to 500 growers marketing through 20 to 25 shippers and cooperatives.
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Cooks County
Mlingis Agricultural Association and Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chicago
ITAA
Cook County
United States
Tunis Verduin
Dutch Valley Growers, Inc
South Holland
Conference outlines aid for growers as market stays panicky
Bank Collings and Porter Taylor of the AAA marketing section attended the conference. Collings outlined provisions of the law under which the growers might receive assistance. Harry W. Day, director of fruit and vegetable marketing for the IAA, presided. Harvey Adair, president, and several directors, also attended. A Hughes, a farm adviser, and assistant adviser Glover of the Cook County Farm Bureau attended. Mr. Hughes, who succeeds Q. E. Barret, expects to leave Monroe county for Cook county around Jan. 1.
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Bank Collings
Porter Taylor
AAA
Collings
Harry W. Day
IAA
Harvey Adair
A. Hughes
Glover
Cook County Farm Bureau
Hughes
Q. E. Barrett
Monroe County
Cook County
Corn Price Sees 75 Cents With New AAA Plan
Farmers cooperating in soil conservation could net about 75 cents per bushel if the Aquential Adjustment program, in Pope-Merrill bill form, were active. Illinois Agricultural Association reports two thirds of parity loan on marketable corn, based on 1937 crop of 2,651,000,000 bushels, with storage holdings up to 20 percent of base acres and a two thirds producer vote to invoke marketing quotas. The piece concludes with a disconnected final remark about an electric razor.
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Mlorom Facnors
Pope-Merrill
Loa
County Farm Bureau
Illinois Agricultural Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
LAA
Orn
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