KEEP POULTRY HOUSES CLEAN FOR HEALTH
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture advises daily removal of droppings to prevent parasites contamination and odors. Clean nests every three to four weeks, whitewash quarters yearly with carbolic acid additive, and plow runs to bury waste and aerate soil.
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Poultry Division
United States
Department of Agriculture
Kill Devitalizing Insects
Dawn 7 offers advice on protecting roosts from mites by weekly kerosene oil painting and applying blue ointment to each bird at the start of hot weather. Poultrymen emphasize this simple method as essential for controlling devitalizing pests during summer.
Cull Poor Layers in Hatchery to Improve Flocks
Instructions list criteria to cull hens during molt, focusing on physical signs such as dried combs and wattles, tightly packed bones, abdominal dryness, and yellowing of shanks and beaks. Emphasizes performing all tests fully rather than partially to ensure proper removal.
Dry mash feed for chicks instruction note
A dry mash feed should be kept before the chicks continuously containing animal protein such as buttermilk meat scraps or fish scraps. These elements are dried and do not readily decompose, ensuring a stable protein source for young birds.
Egg production method for turkey hens outlined
A brief on increasing egg yield in turkey hens through a feed mix of ground oats corn barley meal wheat middlings finseed meal and sunflower seed in equal quantities. Notes the feed can be fed dry to hoppers or mixed with milk or water.
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Turkey
Red Cross Nursing Seeks Broad Growth Across Nation
The American Red Cross nursing department reports enrollment of over 87,000 graduate nurses and aims to expand to meet army navy and public health service needs. It will recruit dietitians, extend rural and home health work, and push community education while urging medical profession support and public cooperation.
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American Red Cross
Department of Nursing
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
Ita
Red Cross
Nursing Service
Clara D. Noyes
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Estherville Resident
Mrs. G. M. Nicholson of Estherville testifies that kidney pills eased her back pain tiredness and rheumatic pains after years of irregular kidney trouble. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills for her current health and urges others to use the same remedy. Price listed, available at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Dean
Estherville
G. M. Nicholson
6Th Street
Doan
Mickie Says Dest Lissen T What Found In Waste Basket
Dear editor, call off Mickie and I will pan up a dont want to see that little imp parad ing my 6 ghortcomings right before my eyes every time I pick up the paper.
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Mickie
Unclear Text Signal About Welcome Guests and Axes
Fragmentary passage mentions axes and a welcome to guests but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates. No verifiable person or organization is identified. The readable portion suggests a violent or risky scene but cannot be confirmed as factual.
Quieting title action over Estherville real estate in 1920
J E Meikle sues to quiet title to Lot 19 in Ridley's Addition Estherville Emmet County Iowa described as SE NE of Section 10 T99N R34W. Proceedings claim plaintiff owns fee simple and has held adverse possession over thirty years. unknown claimants and spouses alleged. Notice commands appearance by November term 1920. B M Coon attorney for plaintiff.
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Vb. Darwin
S. Ingham
D. N. Hopkins
Algernon H. Ridley
A. H. Ridley
J. R. Hopkins
Jerome R. Hopkins
Dizell Hopkins
Byron E. Hopkins
G. M. Haskins
E. Whitcomb
Elbridge Whitcomb
B. B. van Steenburg
Ridley
Estherville
Emmet County
State of
Iowa
District Court
State of Iowa
J. E. Meikle
Thorugh
Byron EB
Hopkinay
Charles Walker
Dizell
Byron Hopking
B. van Steenburg
Seed
B. M. Coon
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