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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
1
Hedging pullet growth by gradual feeding plans from O Uvard poultry specialist at Cobora College outlines a program starting at four weeks old to four months. The method stresses a mash based diet with corn meal, bran, oats or barley or dates, and precise protein and caloric intake to achieve bright red combs and steady growth for long-term production.
Reading shows garbled phrases about emol oof bovans tea and a cutting process with references to fighters, dates, and choir directors. Content is incoherent with no clear event, names, places, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
Review of a poultry flock seeks defects such as weak places and parasites. The report questions whether infections or stress affected the birds and notes possible costs and outcomes of the inspection.
Practical tips for poultry keepers on ventilation insulation and straw bedding in cold months. Advice covers perched houses too high drafts and ways to remedy with straw bedding. Recommends frost protection feeding corn shelled and maintaining cool moisture in storage with a 40 degree Fahrenheit target.
The article outlines a winter poultry feeding plan using pellets and a two part ration. It emphasizes prepared pellets, stored for cold months, and a mix of corn and wheat to supplement hens while maintaining body condition.
A fragment from a Cornell bulletin describes air outlet design to prevent moisture buildup in poultry houses. Proper ventilation keeps the environment dry, reducing illness and respiratory issues in birds. The note mentions a bulletin by JL Vn Trotford of New York and urges adoption in new houses to improve health and reduce losses.
A fragmentary planning note discusses long term development of poultry houses over five to ten years. It highlights siting first units, traffic flow, drainage, driveways, and water needs, aiming to reduce walking distance and improve efficiency.
The readable fragments describe powder production related to confinement and labor imagery with references to powders, a civic or official context, and vague actions. The passage lacks clear events or named entities but hints at a procedure and a setting involving restraint and tools.
A garbled school roster lists Ruth Switzer as top in averages with three ANS and an A. Thanksgiving visits recall Ralph Olds and Jam al Cinton at Jeren Senneff's home. East Troy families, including the Demmicks and Schade, are mentioned along with board heaters and ranges by John Renkes Fulton.
A Thursday school program features music by a local orchestra and a male quartet from Chadwiels. Mrs. Nicholas leads Parent-Teacher activities and will present a talk from Dr. Claude Turner of Savall. The event occurs in the gymnasium one week hence. Thanksgiving guests include Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lewis and family plus extended relatives.
Mrs John Carpenter hosted a 500 Club gathering last Friday where honors were awarded to Mrs B R Lewis who placed first Mrs Nelle Houghton second and Mrs Alice McKee took consolation. Visitor Mrs Vertie Vogt of Savanna attended the event.
Miss Gertrude Adams of the U C U S faculty spends the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John Cooper. They plan to spend Thanksgiving day with friends in Savanna.
The hearing for the men captured in connection with the booze car last Saturday was held Wednesday in Freeport at 4 o clock. Local officials including Henry Truning Jer Savanna Chief, Geo Tuttle Savanna Police Dept Ed Barnes deputy Henry Wise Sheriff Mr Carroll Charles Sack Jim Mummert Argo Chas Grobarving Thomson John 4H Page Rockford Assistant United States Attorney attended. There are more than 25 000 known species of the weevil in existence.
Complete Ludwick drums traps and Deagan xylophone in excellent condition offered by John Renkes Felton Illinois and S H Myers Mt Oll TH TAG Ix Blu Ribbon dip and best to be had plus TA 12 5.
A fragmented note discusses needed minerals for a hen diet and egg production. It mentions calcium cavhomite, silt, and other elements as essential, with references to ground minerals and health impacts on hens. The text cites experiments and wagers about profitable egg production from the adjusted feed.
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