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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
3
A fragmented narrative from Texas recounts travel anecdotes and social club life. The piece mixes whimsical impressions of indorsements by famous figures with a humorous club dinner scene featuring hunting, weather, and Southern Texan dining traditions.
A sprawling portrait of Indianapolis emphasizes its role as a Midwest hub with vast stockyards, rail traffic, and a major grain market. The piece highlights the city’s four highways, Union Station, and 62 daily mail deliveries, plus an active publishing scene led by a renowned literary house that launched many authors. It also notes a giant chemical and pharmaceutical complex turning out vaccines and drugs for global distribution and the city’s influential cultural and scientific institutions.
The article discusses farm water and bathroom installation costs versus poultry profits. A 200 hen flock yields about 6250 in profit, roughly two thirds of a basic pressurized water system and fixtures. Marking early laying birds aids selection of breeders and improves cash income.
Rutgers extension professor H Nissley urges vegetable growers to select seed carefully for high yields. He notes seed quality and proper variety, including locally produced stock, are essential and recommends testing a small row before broad planting.
The Boston Globe notes that feeding chickens broken eggs helps prevent egg eating as hens learn by puncturing shells. Screen roosts to keep broken eggs out of reach and ensure adequate nest litter to deter pecking. A dark pen and close water may curb staining and mark birds that peck.
The report notes cattle sales in Buenos Aires with 55 head bringing 3216 000 and describes a dairy cow consuming about 41 000 movements daily. It mentions wheat origin in Asia and acid soil needing lime. Danish cooperatives supply milk directly from farms with 2000 to 3000 gallons daily, and laying house space per hens is linked to improved egg production.
The text explains stiffening drapery headings with canvas for French headings and suggests a four to eight inch depth for the heading area. It references a variety of tools, measurements, and craftsman notes, then shifts to mention individuals and figures in a listed exhibit context.
A damaged notice describes a 30 day trial of a caffeinated drink alternative to coffee. It directs returning the product and adding an address for General Foods in Michigan to obtain a refund.
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