Foultry Advice For Turkey Raisers From Colorado Expert
Extension guidance urges restricting range during fattening to boost feed intake. Maintain a constant mash of ground grains such as corn wheat oats or barley, with whole grains offered in hoppers morning and evening. Introduce new grains gradually, and where possible provide milk and soak some grain in milk before feeding to improve palatability.
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O GC
Ufford Kalengian Foultry
Man
Colorado Agticuitural College
WNU
Fright Seen as Major Cause of Soft Shelled Eggs
Farm Journal notes fright as a common trigger for soft shelled and internally broken eggs. It warns such eggs can be fatal to pullets, induce egg-eating habits, and reduce production. Proper care and calm management prevent nervy flocks, ensuring better profits.
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Farm Journal
Increases in Egg Size Tied to Large Egg Dams
The Prairie Farmer notes OC Goburroughs Danc ehunty Wiscons has boosted egg size by using brood stock from large egg dams. Over three years the average dozen eggs rose from 2.22 to 2.04 ounces. Durrougha credits heavy producing hens and current pullets mated to cockerels from large dam lines, with April showing the flock leading state poultry performance contests.
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Danc Ehunty
Wiscons
Durrougha
Hen Pests and Mites in Poultry Keep
Cornell bulletin on chicken pens and mites covers Hen Pests Menopon gallinae and related parasites. It explains their impact on hens and the need for control measures. Available on request from the New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca.
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Cornell Bulletin
New York State College of Agricu
Ure
Ithaca
Winter Preparation for Henhouses and Poultry
Instructions urge cleaning and disinfecting henhouses before cold weather. Install deep plug boards if missing. Mark pallets to separate new stock from old hens culled in spring. Do not house sick or distempered birds. Separate late pullets from mature layers and avoid overcrowding.
Exercise Beneficial for Chicks in Rearing
The question was asked if exercise is necessary for chicks. Etts claims that scratching for grain in litter provides exercise, while those not scratching still get movement and wallow. Chicks on wire floors will run and flap if conditions are good. Too close confinement is detrimental.
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Etts
Losses From Hog Cholera Reduced By Widespread Vaccination
Ohio State University veterinary experts report hog cholera losses are down due to extensive use of antihog cholera serum in the last spring and summer. An estimated one and a half million pigs and shoats received preventive treatment, reducing spread when cases appear. In nearby outbreaks, vaccinated herds show immunity, and a double treatment with serum and virus is advised for in-need herds, while curing existing illness remains unlikely. Expert help should be sought immediately if infection invades a herd.
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AF Achale
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
WNU
Iog
Ohlo
Ohio
High Yields Needed To Meet Prevailing Prices
Ohio farmers with 70 to 99 bushels per acre sold at 217 cents a bushel while those over 100 bushels fetched 138 cents. The article urges reducing acreages and increasing grass, hay, and legumes to boost livestock output and profit.
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Ohio
Wallaces
Mineral mix prescribed for cattle craving minerals
Montreal Family Herald notes “depraved appetites” in cows and calves with bone gnawing and wool chewing. Suggests a mineral blend of ground limestone, steamed bone meal, and fine salt, to be offered in a box and mixed at 6 pounds per 100 pounds of grain for calves and 3 pounds per 100 pounds for cows.
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Montreal
Controlling Grain Pests with Carbon Disulphide Guidance
Instructions describe dispersing carbon disulphide over grain in bins or pans to control grain pests. For feed use the mixture poured on top, for seed place in pans above grain. Evaporation and fumes settle at the bottom. keep storage area tightly closed for best results.
Careless potato digging damages New York fields
A survey of over one hundred New York state potato fields found 12 percent damage last year. Of this, 7 percent were bruised, 3 percent skins, and 2 percent cut. One farmer reported damage as high as 48 percent due to digging machine adjustment, power, or operation faults.
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New York State
Forest cover preserves water and reduces flood damage
The forest absorbs rainfall, storing water several times its amount and gradually releasing it to balance spring and stream flow. This prevents soil washing into streams, reduces silt clogging, and mitigates flood damage on abandoned fields.
New Bag Murders Signal Modern Gotham Gang Killings
Police say a new bag murder method ties several Gotham killings to rival gang factions. Victims are found bound and bagged, sometimes in cars or on streets, with signs of planned strangulation and brutal targeting, linking recent slayings to revenge and racketeering wars.
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Lights of New York and the talk of opportunity
A garbled reminiscence captures Joseph Sichee and Herbert Bayard Swope affirming that today offers unprecedented opportunity for youths as industry and character can shape futures. The piece weaves anecdotes from educators and performers about timing, memory, and talk, ending with a note on restaurant names and origins.
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Contraband Tobacco Fleets Grow With Tax Rise
The article outlines how higher tobacco taxes in Spain fuel a busy, cross border smuggling network. It describes fleets operating from Tangier to Majorca, using mother ships and smaller runners to land tobacco while evading Carabineros and navigating multiple jurisdictions.
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Head of American Bar Association Elected President
Clarence E. Martin prominent Martinsburg West Virginia attorney was elected president of the American Bar Association for the coming year at the fifty fifth annual meeting in Washington.
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Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
American Bar Association
Association
Washington
Feed Outlook Reports Slight Rise in Grain for Feed Use
The bureau of agricultural economics reports feed grain production up 3 percent from last season and about 7 percent above average. Availability of large supplies of wheat for feed exists and demand for feed grains and commercial feeds is expected to be similar to last year, with a downtrend in horse and mule numbers offset by gains in dairy and beef cattle. Overall income from crops remains low, but stock-feeding finances next year may be larger than this year.
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Betterice
Bureau of Agricultural Ecorories
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Bureau
Ilva
Protecting Sheep From Stomach Worms Through Drenching
Extension expert Morris of Minnesota University Farm advises drenching lambs with copper sulfate or blue stone to control stomach worms. Regular pasture rotation and drenches are essential, with heavier infestations prompting pre winter and pre pasture drenching of breeding flocks.
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Sengon Sory
Minnesota University Farm
Agricultral Extension
University Farm
Swine Sanitation Method Involves Early Weaning And Pasture Rearing
A simple sanitation system for pigs uses early weaning of sows before fattening and keeping sows and litters for about two weeks after farrowing in clean facilities. Pigs are then moved to a clean pasture, protecting them from old hog lot infections and exposure to mature hogs until at least four months old.
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Peng
Agricultural Squibs Promote Early Green Feed And Hog Growth
Agricultural notes advise moving small pigs to clean pastures and using rotted manure as superior fertilizer for early green feed. Suggestions cover grazing, winter wheat fertilization, fattening cattle feed, and guidance from Ohio State extension on marketing hogs at 600 pounds.
Rich Pastures Planned for Holland Dairymen
Plans outline converting the Zulder zee into a fresh water reservoir to supply Holland during droughts. A vast dyke system would reclaim Wesel lake area as prairie, expanding grazing land. This would enable more dairy cows and higher cheese production in the region.
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Zulder Zee
North Sea
Busia
Wesel
Illuminated windows imitate daylight for new London offices
The article notes that fake windows or imitation panes, lit by concealed electric bulbs, simulate daylight to give the appearance of real windows in new London office buildings. The windows are designed to resemble real windows in size and shape.
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London
Election aspirants' speeches in ventriloquist act satire
A fragment from the Buffalo Courter Expressy notes a humorous piece on ventriloquists performing the voices of election candidates and the effect on readers as they read the speeches attributed to various aspirants.
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Buffalo Courter
Insurance Policy and Fire Incident Note
A brief missive questions policy choices saying life insurance is offered but not in the afterlife, with a lighthearted jab about impractical coverage after death.
First Hand Knowledge on Marriage Attitudes
A brief dialogue captures a speaker asking a young woman about marriage plans. The response challenges assumptions, noting many girls refuse marriage, and the exchange ends with a clash over certainty. The scene suggests social expectations and individual choices in courtship.
Blurter’s Bold Moves Spawn Repeated Success
A note on habits formed by quick, confident speaking. The idea is that frequent blurting can become a pattern, shaping behavior and perceived competence over time.
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