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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Artie in a church charity event at a South side church. Mrs. Morton and critics discuss patrons and a bank man Percy's pair of companions amid gossip and sharp observations on the crowd and performers.
Fragmentary OCR reads mention of ginal planting in ht to this country with references to ancient trees. The readable bits suggest a historical note on early planting efforts and national symbolism, but details and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
Rutgers expert J C Taylor outlines rapid recognition of coccidiosis in chicks four to eight weeks old. Diagnosing by enlarged intestines and cheesy masses, he recommends immediate cleaning of brooders, relocating houses, confinement if needed, and feeding a milk-heavy mash to curb spread.
Advice stresses selecting dry, sandy gravelly soil with natural drainage for poultry yards. If natural drainage is insufficient, artificial dryness is advised. Excess moisture and surface water are dangerous, so pools, puddles, ruts, and open drains must be avoided.
The article urges starting with stock already on hand to improve egg output. It favors upgrading the present flock to a standard breed and notes that substantial gains can occur in a few years without trapnesting, though exact records speed improvement.
A fragmented list of cautions on hatching eggs from hens that have laid, avoiding using eggs from poorly bred stock, not over stressing roosters, and not feeding too heavy with meat. warns against breeding too many hens together and excessive egg hatch timing.
Early feeding advice for newborn chicks stresses withholding feed for 48 to 72 hours. After the initial sour milk or buttermilk, provide a grain mix of equal parts fine cracked corn and cracked wheat or rolled oats. Offer scratch feed five times daily and clean up within 15 minutes.
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