Spelling Grade Contests End in Ties Across Four Schools
Eighth grade contest at the High school gym tied Heights and Wallace with Kate Eldridge, Bessie Jones, Meryl Harper, and LeRoy Hays among top finishers. Seventh grade also tied Heights and South. earlier rounds saw ties among South, Wallace, Centennial, and Heights with strong showings from Roscoe Crump and Pear Bandy. Overall results show Heights collecting the largest total prize, followed by South and Wallace, with Centennial holding smaller totals amid high competition.
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Wallace and Heights
Heights
Wallace
Kate Eldridge
Bessie Jones
Mery Harper
LeRoy Hays
Joscoe Crump
Elather Abbey
Kessie Jones
Elda Benn
Eva Wilcox
Centennial
Roscoe Crump
Havel Ward
Edna Rownd
Mazie Burnam
Eva Fleming
Meryl Harper
Beatrice Smith
Arnott Wylie
Clara Hoileau
South
Helen Templeton
Eva Wolf
Ray Boyer
Alma Beenblossom
Jean Shuman
South School
Pear Bandy
The
Vera Coates
Mabel Goode
Mary Foreman
Gladys Warner
Ralph Case
Wiebrngie Brewer
Cecil
Rhea Ford
Vera Keck
Marie Whaley
Elmo Friend
Marion Bandy
Hazel Stewart
Pearl Bandy
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Preserving Eggs and Cayuga Duck Traits
The article outlines water glass preservation for eggs with instructions on solution preparation packing and storage in cool dry conditions. It also details Cayuga duck characteristics including plumage weight egg production and hardiness with notes on feeding and temperament.
Geese Varieties Emphasized for Table Use in Feather
A Feather writer discusses geese varieties suited for table use. Toulouse and Embden are heavyweight table geese bred true for quality, with African and Chinese varieties also valued. Mongrel geese from Canadian wild geese crossed with African or Embden and Toulouse are popular in New England for palatable meat. Once paired, Canadian gander and African goose should remain together as long as feasible.
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New England
Clean Quarters Help Chicks Thrive Says Poultry Expert
M Uhl in Poultry Success warns that chicks need clean quarters and surroundings to thrive. Keep the brooder spotless and odor free, clean it every other day, move it slightly, scatter chaff straw sand or garden soil, provide fresh water often, and avoid feeding over filth to prevent sickness and lice.
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M. Uhl
Charted Remedies Warn Against Disease in Flocks
The article cites USDA guidance advising a dietary shift away from corn toward more meat in daily rations to ward off roup. It recommends kerosene in water for sneezing and colds, kerosene-lard ointment for sore head or chicken pox, saltwater bath followed by carbolized vaseline, and potassium bromide in drinking water for soup cases. It notes cholera cries arise where corn dominates the diet and warns disease spreads via drinking vessels and filthy fountains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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