Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 193, Decatur, Adams County, 16 August 1956 — Page 11

THURSDAY, AtIGUST T 6, 1951

Repair, Modernize For Laying House Work Is Best Done With House Empty The time to repair and modernise the poultry laying house is the per-

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iod between the sailing of the old hens and the housing of the new pullets. Stales Joe W. Slcer, Purdue University extension poultry man. With the house empty, the work can be done unhampered by the fear that the noises and movements may upset the chickens. Sicer suggests tnat poultrymen consider improvements and repair jobs for an efficient, labor saving laying house as follows:

Provide running water in the house. Save the back breaking job of carrying 10 tons of water a year for every 100 hens. Install feed storage bins in the house. Preferably built so bins can be filled from the outside off a truck, and the feed removed from bin as needed from inside the house. Provide low roosting racks with welded wire beneath the perches

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»o that the hens can get to the accumulating droppings. Have additional windows or other openings for more ventilation if in previous years there has been trouble from moisture condensing on the walls or ceiling, or trouble from damp litter. Equip windows and other openings with baffles to permit ventila- , tion without letting in rain. i Install fans if needed for adequ-

ate ventilation. Cover all openings with ?i inch mesh -wire netting to keep out birds. Provide insulation of ceiling for winter and summer comfort, particularly in metal roofed houses. Install electric lights over the feeders and waterers. Repair roof, windows and equipment. —

Only Fair REMUS POINT, N.Y.—(UP) — Hotel Rappole, a combination hostelry and tavern, inserted this ad in a local newspaper after a recent fire: “Open foY business after fire. Come up and let us cry on your shoulder this time. . . . .” ;" —~ A. And He Does DES MOINES — (UP) — H. E. Sells, Des Moines, is a salesman

for the lowa Power and Light Co. 1 No New York Booster v • CLINTON. Conn.—(UP)— Alvin i T. Lane, 87. a long-time resident of this small seaside resort, completed his first visit to New York City and was unimpressed. Said Lane, “I don’t like the city. Clinton is where 1 want to live.” All’s Well PELLA, lowa—(UP)—Want ad

in the Pella Town Crier: “For Sale —Three rabbits wall >rpd; *l*o • cage, well made." Father Succeeds son MILWAUKEE — (UP) —Usually it is a son who fills his father's shoes, but here at the Siloah Lutheran Church the Rev. Luther M. Voss was installed as the assistant pastor to replace his son, the Rev. Robert J. Voss, who was moved up to the job of pastor.

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