The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

sFrsparad by the unitsss States uss4rs.
susstt Of A1sssaaitaret
Tss~ he#rt ot every paalsry keeper
rejosees wtlss his hatehes are fais aness
Thls Say, however, quickly turns ~
distress n the baby chicks do not
thrive, aud tbs sasewsafui aEowflng cf
chickens In "a difslguit gp@rsslan. s~s~
I#aeiaily for beginner. Many isssulsry
kssepsrs aho are able 20 secure good
esg yields ara fair matches make q
failure as breeding chickens. either In
RAISING anly a small p~rrsnsags az thu
chickens ha,ehed or Ia falling 10 rsa.
strong vigorous hiuix which tssslar
iBtu ge,si breeding stuck.
Bsue~llss @itA saa@ sa gAs Niasslast
and easiest way 10 raisv a frw chick
cts aud Is the method u hish IL used
almost exclusively 90 The ayyFexe
farm. according to United States ,fc-
nartmen, Of agriculture specialists
Artificial bxoodsrs are Decvssary
where winter or very rariy ciitessBs
are raised where only I.sfhnrns or
o'fter uo8setting breeds VI poaltFy afv
kept. or Where large hunters Of elaics-
ens are raised commercially.
Rearing Chickens With hsns
Sitting hrns should be- confined to
slightly dsrkenul nests al hateblug
tjl,.e sAd Not Disturbed unless they
step az sr pick their cht'kens t,,a
haf Alng tn Which ease the chickens
ss0QJd hs- removed as so'n A~ aft Ia
II basket jtue,i with flannel W s41tu,,
o'ltcr warH iu3Irriat. and kept nvar
It Ere ahtA ail ssae ssg. are hstsfeti
or thr faas tpay he removed aat
placed untrf a aUivtrr ttsrn whose eggs
arr matching ~ the same time IA
incubator mas he Jitsasi 10 krtl, the
earliest hafthej chickens waua, ia
,as,, toes ave removed from the nts'.
II the eess haf,a eneVytly. shnse
which af" Slow IA hatchipg mas tp
placed uas'at other hens, az hons efteu
gut restless after part ~ NE 10 cA
rns 9rr aBt allowing Inc remaining
eGss 10 tftulur o'u3e! NJ the tefs tiute
Ntau avH9y beat ts ReveSSury Re-
move TIE tIG whctss ana any eggs
" hich havr not hatrh.qi AZ A.Ata an
the matching IN over. Hens should he
tesi rs @s}u as possible afgyr Tie eggs
sre hg'ched, a. f'sNliag tends to kees
them quiet, otherwise many hrns will
leave the nest In mtSt cases. II Is
best that the hen remain cf the rsst
and breed the chickens for az lvass ~
hours after The batehlug Is over
Powder the hrn with u god iu~s~f
roW,lrr before mnvthg hsy aud lhs
chickens 10 the bruAH cfos, The hen
should he busted every two weeks ar
as ofteu as necessary until the ehirk-
rms are neanssi, II lice herome thick
ea t.hss ehsssksas. ar IL ihas .AEs tfs1a
si,d With htnd lire. very little
grease. such A. Ingt ar va~line, may
ls,s Applied with the hnsccs on the
head, meek. under Vhe wings ard
Al ousif the vent Great care should
be taken. however sst 20 gef ,no
much gr,smse an She chickens. ns II aiti
~tnp their growth, aad In some cases
aey prove fatal
TIL. breed cys'r shan)a i've cleaned
At least onsr N4ss and ksps frye
frJsu mites IT mites arr fo'y@d IN 'hs
ccap. II siA1nsa be taapelAa,s ,ip#E'~s
spa sprayed vtth Kerosene ~ ~ crude
;~treleHu From 50 : tocbes ~
ssstd cr dry dr' or y thin larar ~
straw or fue hAy shsGlsf be spread "H
the N0nr ~ the eoop nr@wi etsaJFs
shnu} t,e muNe1 weekly io fresh
A~onnd preferably wlrerr thrre = nea
grass