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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-30
POULTRY PRODUCTION
IN NEVADA
BY J. L. McGinness,
District Agricultural Agent

Boys and girls of both town and
country may find a very profitable
means of usin gtheir spare time by
raising n few chickens. There are
many back yards that could be given
over to the production of few chick
ems. and he found profitable; both
in money and experience to the boy
or girl. Poultry raising is one OF the
most interesting lines of production,
especially to the young people. The
cost of outlay is comparatively small
and IL is a class of livestock very
easily handled.
The extension division of the Uni
versity of Nevada is interesting boys
and girls in the production of poultry.
Boys and girls clubs are being or
ganized throughout the entire state,
and one of the projects taken up in
this work is that of poultry raising.
Parents should encourage their boy
or girl in extension club work, and es
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pecially in the utilization OF back yard
space that is now producing nothing.
Boys and girls who plan on raising
few chickens should first consider
conditions that are essential to profit
able production of poultry. and then
determine the extent TO which they
may fix these conditions. The hen is
constant producer when surrounded
by faTorable conditions, but otherwise
is an expensive bird to keep.
Poultry must have plenty of room,
so the raiser OF poultry must govern
the size OF the flock according TO the
room that may be given to them. The
back yard may be large enough for
twenty birds. or it may be large
enough for only six, but in the latter
case il is best to keep only six good
chickens rather than to crowd twelve
into lot too small. In any case the
chicken should have room to exercise.
The lot should be enough that il will
not become contaminated.
Cost of feeding is another important
item in raising poultry. Laying hens,
as well as grown chicks should have a
variety OF feeds. often times poultry
will do well from table scraps COM
bined with little grain and some
green feeds.
Brooder coops, houses, feeding de-
vices, etc, may he cheaply constructed
and yet answer their purpose very
well. Such equipment may be con-
structed as the chickens come to ma
turity. The boy may spend part OF
his summer vacation in preparation
for wintering the hen. building the
house, fixing nests, etc.
Eggs for setting may be secured
from any reliable breeder of poultry.
All Poultry club members are cncour-
aged TO buy eggs from breeder rather
than to set eggs from a grocery store.
4 setting of eggs from reliable
breeder is many times cheaper than
the same number from the grocery
store, although the original cost OF
! breeders eggs is greater. There are
many advantages of securing good
eggs
The nest for the setting hen should
be clean and dry, free from bad oGors
and from drafts Of cold wind. II is
best to make the nest in a secluded
place. After the hen has become
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familiar with the nest and has settled
down the eggs may be placed under
her. Often times a few china eggs
may be used in encouraging the hen
TO set
The difficulty of securing good poul-
try products in most of Nevada makes
poultry raising profitable enterprise
for boys and girls. Eggs are gener-
ally good price. and the young poul-
try raiser should have no difficulty in
finding a ready market for his prod
ucts il he offers them for sale in good
condition.
Before starting the poultry club
work the boy or girl should Write TO
the University of Nevada for the EN-
tension Bulletin No. II. on the Care
and Handling of Chicks"
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AT THE BRADLEY

Harold Lockwood and May Allison,
two Of the foremost artists of the
screen, who made their debut on the
Metro program in THE Come Back"
will be seen here again in 1.-THE Mask.
cd Rider" a thrilling and exciting
story laid in the mountains of North
Carolina, where the feature was act
ually photographed. This Metro. DUAL.
ity production, which is in Ave acts,
will be shown at Bradley Opera House
tonight.
Mr.. Lockwood and Miss Allison
were never seen TO better advantage
than in THE Masked Rider" IL is q
production after their own heart"
as most of the action is staged in the
great outdoors. where these stars
shine their brightest There is
strong supporting cast, including Les.
ter Cuneo, Howard TruesdelI, II. w.
willis, John Macdonald, Harry Berk.
bart Harry Ldnkey. clarissa seluynr
md other popular stage ard screen ar.
lists. I
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FOR SALE-New 3 room house
partly furnished and lots % and 81.
Block Il, in Ballou's addition, price
$5S5.UO cash. If sold at once. On
sewer line, has telephone, electric
lights can be had any time. The
house contains / iron bed. pair
springs, l sanitary couch. l mattress,
1 stool bottom chairs, l rocking chair,
steel range, l dining table, and a
few dishes. everything included with
house at above price. The house rents
for $1,000 cash and the renter is do
ing $3.50 worth of work each month
on the place which makes n total of
$14.50 per month rental. With few
additional fixtures the place will easily
rent for $500 per month. Room on
vacant lot for another 3 room house.
Inquire at this Office. m27
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damage locally.
In reply to a telegram to Prof. J..
C. Jones. geologist of the State uni
versity. asking for the seismograph
record of this mornings quake. the
following reply was received this af-
ternoon:
Reno, New. March %, 1917.
THE seismograph recorded prelim-
mary waves at 3:16:40 this morning
and main waves at 3:17:05. ut a dis
lance of 135 miles. There was an
other feeble shock at 1925. The
earthquake was probably from the
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REGISTERED AT THE MAYER

II. d. Bemisch. Denver. E L. Gun
ningham. Ogden; c. Haraughty. Los
Angeles; David Day. Washington; IL.
A. Stone. Salt Lake: Boyd Anderson,
Berkeley; ]. ID. Duncan. Denver; Mrs.
J. w. Randolph. Halleck; John Reddy.
City; Mrs. Mel. S. Badt, Wells: ]. B.
Mckee, Lee; Geo. w. Hanna and wife,
Hylton: C. A. Laing. North Fork; Jas.
Stark. San Francisco; z. G. Linscott,
Oakland; Joe Saval. Jack Greek; Il. b.
Stewart, Reeds; L. p. McManus, Sc
cret: II. II. Hunter. Loyelock; Geo.
w. Carat, White Rock; ]. L. Clark,
Tuscarora; d. ]. Nevins, T. W. Stuard'
Salt Lake; E. w. Wayrick, Elko;
Stanley Wines, Wells.
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SHARP TREMBL0R
AT WINNEMUCCA

A sharp earthquake shock was felt
in Winnemucca AT 3:17 yesterday
morning, says the star. II lasted sew
erCl seconds. awakening many people.
especially those sleeping in the sec
ond stories of buildings, who feared 4
REPETITION of the temblor of Oct. 2,
1915. which did considerable damage
here and in Pleasant Valley, where
the fault slip occurred.
This mornings shock lasted only a
few seconds, however, and did no
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FIELD ARTILLERY
is CALLED OUT

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Batter.
les e and + of the Eighth Field Ar.
tillery Of Connecticut national guard
was called to the federal service to.
day. No explanation was given as to
why the call was made.
A battery of the Georgia field ar.
tillery, the Twenty.fourth and Forty.
seventh New York infantry and n
squadron of the New York cavalry
were also mustered in.
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Continued From Page One)

entire national guard to its full war
strength.
"submarines" Were Patrol Boats
The reports circulated yesterday
that submarines were seen off Mon
tauk Point were disposed of today by
Secretary Daniels who announced that
the boats sighted were patrol motor
boats returning from their trial trips.
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Pleasant valley fault"
ELKs EXCURSION

Elks excursion March 80 to 81. On
these dates Southern Pacific will sell
round trip tickets Elko to Ogden and
Salt Lake for 1925. Return limit ten
days. Pacific Limited leaving Elko
$3.50 a. m, arriving Ogden 11:55 a. m.
In addition to regular Pullman equip
ment also carries up-to-date chair car.
m3O
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FOR SALE.-40o Shropshire Rama.
ycarlings and up; 200 half.hreed ,,ot,.
void rams, yearllngs and up; 200
Marino rams, yearlings and up. John
@. Taylor. Lovelock. New. q a.ti
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS

c. F. Crockett, c. NJ. Walker, Mrs.
d. Z. Harold. Monticello; w. ]. O'Neil.
Carlin: Fred McRea, Matt Schoelin.
Lee; Joseph Jacobs, San Francisco;
b. Woodgate. II. II. Coryell. r. A. Har-
ris. Wells: Mrs. Thomas Griffin, Car
lin.
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LOCALS and PERSONALS

All OF the business houses and coun-
ty ofices closed this forenoon at ten
O'Clock as a mark OF respect to the
memory OF George Hunter.
Normande Bell, son OF Senator W.
J. Bell. returned yesterday from San
Francisco. where he took the exami-
national for entrance to the West
Point militars' Observation-Disclosures
Star.
Jake Clark, the Tuscarora barber.
is paying the county seat visit to-
day. He says that his trip from the
northern mining camp was the worst
he had ever taken. The snow is melt
ing and there is no bottom to the road,
and 1t is hard going for horses.
Frank Hickey, superintendent OF the
Spanish ranch, was departure yes
terday for California, where he will
spend several weeks. Mr.. Hickey says
that the reports of cattle losses in the
northern part of the county have been
greatly exaggerated. The losses, he
says. are considerably above normal,
but they will not on an average exceed
four per cent
James Russell, superintendent of
the Union Land and Livestock Co.. is
down from Deeth. He says that there
Is great deal OF water there and
the river is rising at an alarming rate.
He warns stockmen along the river to
get their cattle on high ground, as
there will probably be more water
than in 1910.
A sad accident happened in Las
Vegas several days ago while the Salt
Lake Saints were playing an exhibit
tion game of baseball. A lie girl
by the name of Wyckoff climbed a tree
to see the game, and to steady her
self caught hold of a live power wire.
She was killed almost instantly. A
couple of men who attempted to re-
lease her received very severe shocks.
The accident happened in the seventh
inning of the game which was not fin.
ished.
George Hanna and a number OF
other residents of Hylton came in last
evening. He says that there is more
water in the creeks in his section than
ever before. ALI of the bridges be.
tween here and Hylton are washed
out. except the one across ten mile
and the water is far out beyond the
wings of this one. One large bridge
washed out just few minutes after
he crossed it, and traffic is now com.
pletely cut off on the lower road. The
Smith Creek Bridge went out yester.
day, as did the one on the South Fork
near the Smith ranch. Frightful dam.
age has been done to the roads, and
1t will be months after the water sub.
sides before they can be fully re
paired.
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Don't forget the big spring opening
at the Florin Millinery Parlors. All
of the latest styles. Call early.-Adv.
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GENERAL DRAWING AND HAru,
ING-Going to move-call us. Go, n
trunk for the train-call us. Any time
day or night. Reed and Lasher. pav
phone "A; Res. phone 41S q,
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LOST-Pair OF nose glasses. prob.
ably on Main street. Return to this
Office Reward. me-
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FOR SALE-On Buick automobile,
a bargain for cash. Inquire at the
Van Leer Garage.
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WANTED-POsition as housekecper
by young woman with child. Call
Mayer hotel. Mrs. White, room 312
ms
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Teeth Fixed for half-price. The
Whitesides Dental So. See AID. II.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Notices 4 Lines and Less In
Length Will Be Run in This
Column For SOC Per Week.
For Each Additional Line 1oe
Per Week.
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PRESIDENT HOLDS FInAL
CONFERENCE WITH CABINET
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MAN AND WIFE, both young,
strong and active, want work on a
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N. W. Parker agent s. P. RSiiro,S
land. $50 5th st. -.
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All OF the business houses and coun-
ty Offices closed this forenoon at ten
O'Clock as mark OF respect to the
memory OF George Hunter.
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perldnen. gum Sdpen PM mop
cffsu, unb iis psridufsn i6re Waarsn
gu irs.nb .inem Preiis, ,um gu psrs
tinbsrn, buB iis in bi. SdHbe bes
5einres ssrat6en. 4ubsrbalb Der 2as
euns bsrridt rsse attiSitdt unb ON
Nlitttrod bom6drbirten me6rere sc,
i4iiss bic fsinbIiden Stsaunssn an
Ter Wiinbuns bes piabe.
Glide Der ousldnoliden aonfuln
iinb nod in Der Stobt. nber bic mel,
fen cnbersn baben bisielbe tsmporGr
rerlaTeu. 9lae pnldiis am Grpben
3anal finb sef6loiisu unb ibre 9es
DOhner finb abs.rsiii. aber eine ans
sdbl patrijier Ganilien unb etli6e
2ibt0mmlinae ber 9ossn bleiben. sic
iinb sniidIoiisn, bic Gtabt unter teis
rem llmitdnbsn gu berlaffen. Sdmmis
;ide Resierungs gurenus ipurbeu
Gus Der Siabt perftst, ober Der Re,
pierungs prdfett grnf gicia pers
tlsibt auf isinm poitsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

pidon; Sufiis. aOuis gsaif; Snnsr.s
Sules pains; Jinan5en, 2ouis Glob;
Warine. Georses 2epgues; Sdn5,l,
etisnne Glenlentel; Sffsntli3e arbsis
ten, albert glaipille; Utunttion 2ouis
Gou9nsur; llnissri6i. 2ouis 2sffsrre;
aoIonien, 5enr9 Simon. Drei Tal,
niitsrpOitsn finb nod ni4i beisbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

pltntf. n5rbli5 bon gslb5ott gu ne5'
men. Der aHgriff DurOe ooaitdnbig
cbsei6Iagen uHO ss purosI benz
Geinbs aRieanIi4e gsrIaite beige
trd9t.
I'm ben anbersn gt6T4uitten Der
Sroni Dersing bic RaGt in Ru5e,
cussenommsn am re4ten Wlaasufer
(8eroun 6rOnD, no beftiss &rtilleris'
tdmpi: ltattfiuOen.
.Deutf6e aOiatiter belegten bic
Ssssn0 Iiiblia bon giuHcp nit 9oms
zen.
Die am a5enb erlnFene ipettere Be-
tdnntma9ung lautst ME fOlgt:
rSeftige Gjefdiistdmpfe bGben an
uHiersr GrOnt in 8elsisn, IN Der
Champagne, in Der Gesenb bes Dtont
Seton uHb aud am re4ten gtaasafer
itatieefuHben.
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4rtiaere mar am 10. RoDsulber ND
Big attio. Dir 6ra9ten me5rsre fe:Hc'
li9e 9atterien gum S9iDeigen. bi, ulls
iere 8ertbeioigunssperte anb uniere
4rtillsrie in Der Geernb 1om Bans
edpele unb i!bli1 Don DtImu0: be-
i9ofen. glls Bieberperseltung fir
bas Bombarbirsn pon aGHtsrte burA
feiublite Jlkser babeu mir bic fctnos
Iidsn aotttonnemeuts in praatboT4
beidoFen.
Qm 16. gspDember unter6ieIt ber
Jeitb EN- beftises QrtiLerisfuer
in Der gesenb bon Uaerien. Sn pieier
Gegab gelang es BEN TeinS, IN Elm:
unierer @orpofen<StsIIlngen ein3us
bringen, er ipurbt abr NIT sirrem g.
eruansriff ipieber bardus Dertrieb:n
urb Iieb EN- Subsnb 9efauSsnc in
uuIsreu Sdnbeu 5uriid.
.Das fetnbIi6e 4rtiIeriefeuer mar
aud IiibIi5 pon Dirutube elm fehr hFfs
tigss. llnfere gatterien srtulberten bis
gum abenb IN euergtf9er Meiis bGs
feinbli4e 5euer.
-OsitIi9er RriegsTdGllpldb, Is.
geODember: Sn Der SegeHb BON poyrds
Def tpuresn fiarte feinblife grtunbis
gungssI sIhbeilungsn BON unferem Qr'
tinerieFeuer gum Ridsus ee5tpunaen.
Sn Der Segsnb BON 9oirdu unb T2o'
nGftir unterbisIten min sin seritOrers
bes Geuer duf bic fetnblitEr Battert:n.
Sn Der Geserb BON prilspc unb I'm
WorbdrsSbdl be1egten britiI9e unb
frus0Ffde G1hser ulebrsrs JfugPIdse
nit gombeu.