The Feeding of Hens guides poultry farming for eggs and profit
An article by Arthon Tilt discusses poultry husbandry from the Bureau of Animal Industries. It covers coop setup, litter, ventilation, nutrition, and routines to keep hens in prime condition, noting hens can earn more revenue than many farm products, with estimates of yearly income per bird and farm-wide commodity values.
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Wilean
Melvin
Taira
Arthon Tilt
Aninia Aireshondean
Bureau of Animal Indusire
Toll
Tharer
Wombey
Cropa
Gallus Domesticus
Quincy
Poultry Breeding and Housing Guide for Fowl Rearing
Practical notes on selecting breeds for uniform saleable fowls, mating strategies when pure lines are unaffordable, and how to choose housing location and size. It covers flock composition by purpose, breed options, building dimensions for fifty to sixty birds, ventilation, south or southeast exposure, and rough feeding plans including mash and grain rations and a sample winter mix.
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Minorcas
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhodlo Island
Wien
Matne
Lady Warwick’s Ladies Agricultural College
Consul Daniels
Sheield
England
Not the Saying Kind
A bashful young woman entered a Southern grocery with chickens to sell. The clerk failed to notice the tied feet and asked if the fowls would lay eggs. She bit her handkerchief, turned away, and replied that they were roosters.
Exteuding the Weather Service for public benefit
The Weather Bureau expands its user access orchestrated by Prof. Willis Moore to deliver rapid forecasts to agriculturists and officials nationwide. New agreements extend service to Maryland Virginia and West Virginia enhancing telephonic advisories after forecast announcements.
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Weather Service
Weather Bureau
United States
Willis Moore
New York
Pennsylvania
Tuitiary
Saichisan
Viter States
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Fragmentary wildlife and railroad planning notes
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a ferocious hound, a comparison to a tame dog, and references to the Pennsylvania Railroad and a proposed tumach through the Allegheny Mountains. It also alludes to the Southern Pavulu and the Slane Nevads range with scattered phrases about pecuuus and Chase. The text is largely incomprehensible but hints at animals and railway projects.
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Pemnsylvania Trailroad
Allesheny Mountains
Nick Longworth Named After Him In Racing Tale
A Cincinnati tale records how financier Mr. Longworth chose a fine yearling named Nick Longworth over Hermis, famed as the greatest American racehorse, noting Hermis’s fame while Nick proved a modest runner and the joke among Longworth’s friends centered on the namesake.
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Mr. Longworth
Longworth
Hermis
United States
Nick Longworth
Nick
Nork
Coe
Cincinnati
Hermig
The Negro as a Farmer Washington speech in D C
Booker T. Washington asserts the negro thrives in rural farming life and calls for education to fit white demand for skilled Black workers on farms and in other industries. He notes strong interest from white Southerners in Negroes leading farms and training teachers and leaders amid rising regional wealth.
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Booker ‘Tv
Washington
D. C
Lushexee
Tual
Leon
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Nara Dahl
Phere
Aenad Aare
Mick Lenoworth Cane
Herenady
WLMS
Alamier
Lovemorth
Hte Rvllonien
Finn Yasrlings
AML
Tangiworth
Langworth
Zierler
Shaw
Tures Srs
Bent Pea Wien
Nadie fAderal
Tostantie
Aed
Paea
Tom
Mirtal
Ademnya
Econia
Kamndy Muply
Washington, D.C
Arents
Witte
Arey
Monessen
Page Woven Wire Fence Co
Adrian, Mich
Booker Washington
Colfee
Colpre
Zaman
TLS
Fond Caryn Jaafarn
Battery Plaam
Rater
Uportinen
Ferm
Ran Yintt
Acu Panay
Ted Nostrirtion
Tryadr Toses
Hindolus
Calndirae
Mentein Allyers
C. Holmes
Velieft
John
Sant
Peranend
Manda
Ted
Grantent Householl
At. John's
Corneau & Co
Opportunity
Fat
Opportunity Publishers
Wearborn Street
Chicago
Neave
Nath
Petey Fey
Weite
Ogi
Tieau
Dearhorn St
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