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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
7
John Belknap confronts Gorbel and a tense Richards dispute over control of the timber railroad and Richards properties. Ellen Richards, manager and daughter, stands firm against Belknap ally Gorbel while John offers to help as a Woods superintendent candidate amid threats and intrigue.
United States Department of Agriculture figures show hen and pullet numbers on farm flocks up 1 per cent from last year. Egg production may not rise soon due to late hatchings and a possibly mild winter. storage levels are down 4 per cent from last year and 37 per cent below the five year average. Even with higher production, egg supplies will be tighter in coming months, with light Pacific coast shipments and a 13 per cent drop in chicks raised. Low feed prices could boost profits for well bred and fed flocks.
Tom TM Belknap, a timber operator, is ordered by physicians to take three months of rest and travel abroad. Promises of advancement to his associates are broken due to a supposed crisis, and concurrent tensions arise with partner Paul Gorpel. At Shoestring, John delays departure and refuses to leave after a first clash, mistaken identity emerges.
Poultry profits decline due to improper feeding says North Carolina State College Poultry Department that many farmers substitute home feeds for proper ones. A balanced ration with protein carbohydrates fats minerals and vitamins plus ample water is needed to keep fowls vigorous and productive. Animal proteins from fish meal meat meal or milk products are essential, while vegetable proteins from grains are insufficient alone. Minerals such as bone meal oyster shell limestone rock phosphate and salt must be included to prevent deficiencies.
The text stresses that clean feed is essential in poultry raising and warns against discarding grain on the floor or ground where chicks can eat it. It suggests a strict rule to keep feed off litter and emphasizes feeding all grain and mash in hopners to avoid contamination.
The article advises feeding hens freely if the flock’s output is below 1% efficiency. Ensure ample feeding space and a balanced ration to stimulate and sustain egg production. Poorly fed birds reduce productivity and cost efficiency for the farm.
The article explains culling to select high producing hens and mating them with males from hens with strong egg records. It notes practical limits for farmers to trap nests or pedigree stock and suggests purchasing pedigreed cockerels to pair with culled hens to improve results.
A note explains that about 20 percent of meteors from space enter Earth’s atmosphere daily, but only in August during Leonid and Perseid showers do many meteors glow brightly. It notes meteors burn up as their rocks heat upon entering upper air layers.
The president could be impeached by the House of Representatives and tried by the Senate acting as an impeachment court with the Chief Justice presiding. Conviction would remove him from office and subject him to indictment and punishment like any citizen.
The weather bureau explains that West Virginia and Ohio storms typically come from the west due to prevailing mid latitude air flow. The explanation cites the circulation between the heated equator and cooled polar regions and the earth’s west to east rotation.
Kiln drying uses mild heat and high humidity to pace moisture movement in lumber. The process slows surface drying while heat drives internal moisture outward so interior and surface shrink together, reducing strains and preventing checks, cracks, or warp.
A Boston tronian explained why he and his wife vacation separately. At home they each stay busy with personal affairs, so they have little time for each other. On vacation they would spend too much time together and end up never wanting to see each other again.
A Brazilian ferreiro frog, among the nurse frogs, builds an anal wall in a mud basin beneath water. Spawn is laid there and tadpoles mature safely, shielded from many pond predators by the enclosed environment.
The text notes that raft technology based on inflated oxen skins persisted for centuries and in Chile the Ganages River people used earthenware pots to advance displacement concepts. It mentions strong resistance from civilized Britain around six hundred years ago when iron ships emerged.
The article highlights Trondhjem cathedral as Europe’s northernmost major church, begun in 1060 on the site of Norway’s first Christian church. It notes King Haakon II kneeling before the altar during his coronation.
A fragment notes that in 1785 about 8,170,000 people lived in the United States and that roughly eight tenths were of English ancestry. It also cites an estimated 70,000 enslaved people.
The Malabar squirrel of the Malay peninsula is about twice as large as the North American gray squirrel. It is chiefly gray with spotting of black and red, and shows a distinctive coloration.
The sage of Chinatown muses that while there may be honor among thieves, one should seek truth in daylight rather than in darkness. The Washington Star quotes the figure, contrasting shadows with sunlit clarity.
A London bank in Wastcheap faced allegations of washing la silver money for years. The scheme allegedly processed notes from the Billingsgate fish market, leaving them covered with scales to obscure origin.
St Augustine is commonly regarded as the oldest city in the United States. It was settled by the Spaniards in 1565, while Santa Fe was founded later by Spaniards in 1605.
At fifty you can be in your prime with Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin. The advertisement claims the preparation stimulates vital organs, reduces biliousness and constipation, and is suitable for adults and children. It emphasizes ease of use, safety, and affordability as a tonic alternative.
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