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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
7
The article explains white diarrhea as a contagious disease in chicks from hatching, its cause by a germ in the egg yolk, transmission through droppings and contaminated soil, and critical prevention measures. It urges sanitary housing, using healthy stock, disinfecting eggs and incubators, and feeding with sour milk or buttermilk to reduce mortality.
Mrs Rankin praises Mrs Amley for resourcefulness. The tale humorously notes Amley makes Willie scrub front steps by binding brushes to his feet so he can pretend to be roller abating in the soapsuds.
The North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station lists its available publications and circulars from regular bulletins to soil maps. It includes numbers for Bovine Tuberculosis Wheat Investigations Swamp Fever Silo construction Cost of Producing Farm Crops and many Circulars on flax, spraying, weed control, and farm demonstrations. The catalog notes Farm Demonstration Sub-Station reports and soil maps with prices.
Rural School Agricultural Center Vol 6 Nos 2 7 8 list Study Industrial Contest Home Economics and Recipes. Bulletins sent free to state residents upon request. Names entered on mailing list. County Auditor M H A. Electric baths and management offered by William Lahr Saykally Building 43 tf.
A fragmented historical notice blends poems about a mother's good night kiss with public health slogans from the U S Public Health Service urging rural sanitation and disease prevention. The piece mentions tuberculosis, clean homes, and mentions Strand & Strand of Williston North Dakota with a 41-tf tag.
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