Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-02-04 | Page 2 | Poultry Bulletins to be Had from the Government

POULTRY BULLETINS TO BE HAD FROM THE dEIMEI Ogden, being tho principal poultry contor in the state of Utah, Postmaster Postmas-ter W. W. Browning has called attention atten-tion to the fact that the government is offering choice free literature for those engaged or contemplating chicken raising. The following bulletins ha,ve been issued by tho federal agricultural agricul-tural department for free distribution: distribu-tion: Standard Varieties of Chickens (Farmers' Bulletin 51). Poultry Management (Farmers' Bulletin 287). Successful Dairy and Poultry Farm (Farmers' Bulletin 355). Capon and Caponlzing (Farmers' Bulletin -152). . Hints to Poultry Raisers (Farmers Bulletin 528). Important Poultry Diseases (Farmers' (Farm-ers' Bulletin 530). Boys and Girls' Poultry Clubs (Farmers' Bulletin 5G2). Poultry House Construction (Farmers' (Farm-ers' Bulletin 574). Natural and Artificial Incubation of Hens' Eggs (Farmers' Bulletin 585). Natural and Artificial Brooding of Chickens (Farmers' Bulletin G24). Simple Trap Nest for Poultry (Farmers' Bulletin G82). Squab Raising (Farmers' Bulletin 684). , Duck Raising (Farmers' Bulletin G97- , i, Goose Raising (Farmers' Bulletin 7G7). Mites and Lice on Poultry (Farmers' (Farm-ers' Bulletin 801). Standard Varieties of Chickens: 1. Tho American Class (Farmers' Bulletin Bul-letin S0G). How the Produce Dealer May Ira-prove Ira-prove Quality of Poultry and Eggs (Separate 596 from Year Book 1912). Thanksgiving Turkey (Separate 700 from Year Book 1916). Back Yard Poultry Leaflet (Secretary's (Secre-tary's Miscellaneous). Tho Chicken Mite. Its Life History and Habits (Department Bulletin 553). It is not likely, Postmaster Browning Brown-ing stated, that any one person will want all of these bulletins, and he suggests that the prospective applicant appli-cant pick out the ones wanted and send for them. A 3 -cent stamp will mean 2 -cents for these bulletins and a 1-cent shot -at tho enemy. The application should be addressed . to the Division of Publications, U. S. 5 Department of Agriculture, Washlng- nn