The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1931, Page 2

\ . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1931 BXPERTS WILL NOT | USB BOILING WATER Chickens Are Picked Systemically ——$—$— NORTHDAKOTA'S 1931 ‘PLAN CONTEMPLATES ON BIRD'S FEATHERS Declare Too Hot Water Red- dens Skin and Makes It Easier to Tear VETERAN PICKERS SPEEDY Poultry Brought $50,000,000 Into Drought-Stricken Mis- sissippi Valley Springfield, Mo., June 2.—Chickens were the largest contributing facior in drought relief in the valley, according to the Producers’ Produce company here which is said to be the largest farmer-owned and operated poultry plant in the world. Sale of poultry and poultry prod- ucts brought $50,000,000 into the stricken area, proving that the hen was a valuable aid to the Red Cross in its relief work. The poultry plant is the last word in modern packing houses. It em- Pploys hundreds of girls to pick the thousands of chickens killed and packed in its plant. This picking branch of the industry is the most novel because it contradicts all known procedures formerly used in plucking | the feathers from fowl. “Never put a fowl in boiling water | or pour boiling water on its feathers,” E. L. Pool, prcduction manager of the plant, cautions. “Boiling water not only blisters the skin and makes it easy to tear, but worst of all it is Pretty sure to turn the skin a reddish color, which is much less appetizing than a yellow or white cast. Just Warm Water “Heat the water to a temperature of 128 or 130 degrees, which means water about as hot as the average Person can stand on his hands, and immerse the fowl, feet, head, feath- | ers and all tcr 30 seconds. After that hang the bird up head down to let it cool and drain for four or five min- utes before picking. After such a system is followed, the chickens are taken by girls and hung up by the feet on cords. Then the picking is started. All the feathers are pulled straight out so that no broken stems are left in the skin. The large feathers in the wings and tail are removed in three quick motions. Next, one swipe from the neck toward the tail cleans the back. A sideswipe to the right and one to the left cleans the sides and a couple of brushes over the breast finishes the body. There's Science In It The wings are stripped next of the largest feathers and then a down- ward thrust with both hands removes everything to the neck. The legs come last in an upward thrust which divests the fowl of about all its! feathers. | Pin feathers, small feathers and hairs are removed next beginning at} the top and working down. | Experienced pickers turn out as many as 139 clean chickens every Seven hours, Hens are supposed to be | the easiest to pick, with springers second and tough roosters last. Great cave must be taken in pi paring poultry for the market the storage route, since any abrasion or cut in the skin is nearly certain to become a breeding spot for mold. All range-run poultry brought in- to the plant is generally placed on fattening rations in batieries for 10! days or two weeks. The plant usual- ly has more tnan 50,000 head on feed. { | Mississipp' | {game is arrived at. way, at Springfield, Mo. —A Series Explaining the Contract Bridge System— By WM. E. McKEN? { tricks, Partner has received the whole (Secretary American Bridge League) picture of your hand and the con- The writer has long advocated the tract is not above two. When you use of the One over One, and under | respond with one no trump, he may the McKenney system of contract either pass, re-bid his suit, support bidding it is employed as follows: your suit, ‘ncrease the no trump, or Supposing you held: show another suit, and he can do any Apnea Kx 8 x afc Utes an absolute picture of DanGk knees The most important thing to bear Sa in mind vhen employing the Onc over One convention is to not think You would open with one diamond, just because partner has made a One your four-card suit. We will assume over One that there is game in the that the opponents always pass. Your hand. The bid is not made for that partner bids one heart. He is asking purpose. In reality it is asking you you to rebid and shows at least one to give detailed information about and one-half tricks. You can re-/| your hand, and if you hold a mini- spond with two spades—a jump shift mum, be very frank and so inform forcing bid now, demanding that partner. partner keep the bidding open until! Supporting partner's suit or re-bid- You have told ding your own suit after the One partner that your hand holds four over One: original diamonds and five spades. If he re-, Supposing you make an bids his hearts he immediately ad-/ bid of one heart, partner bids one vises you that he cannot support your spade. You hold normal support in five-card suit, and that he holds at spades, which is four small, or three least five hearts himself, therefore | to the ace, king or queen. You should you can hid for game in hearts, even raise partner the full extent of your though you hold only three. hand immediately. You must remem- The above type of hand is rather | ber that partner may hold only one simple to Lid. The one that will| and one-half tricks, although he has cause the beginner the most confu- made a One over One bid. If open with ote heart. Partner bids | partner, en though you hold only one spade, making a forcing One over. one and one-half tricks and a four- One bid. Now if you simply hold a card spade suit, I have enough sup- four-card heart suit and only your | port in my hand to allow you to make two and one-half quick tricks and not two spades. If you have any more, normal support in spades, you will re- | bid them yourself.” Ply to partuer’s One over One spade bid with one no trump, advising part- ner that your hand contains a four- partner bids one spade and you have a strong five-card heart suit and ad- card suit and is a minimum. ditional quick tricks, show them to If you hold a five-card heart suit partner by bidding three hearts. Re- and still a minimum, you will reply member that if you bid two hearts, with two hearts, advising partner of you are showing him a minimum five- the fact that you hold at least a five- | card suit with only two and one-half card suit as you re-bid your suit and | tricks, still have only the minimum in quick | (Copyright, 1931, NEA Service, Inc.) ' . departure has not been set, but it is Paving Work Near expected he Will leave for the north jland in his submarine sometime in Moorhead Is Begun and While Wilkins makes the trip . under ice, Dr. Hugo Eckener, Ger- Fargo, N. D., June 2.—(P}—Paving | many, will fly his Graf Zeppelin to of Minnesota highway number 64 | th, join Sir Hubert the from Moorhead south began Satur-! pais ea day. The first concrete was poured | prs. a sae, about four miles northwest of Baker| Litles of Nobility and the work will progress south from | Abolished in Spain Baker. Peter Huntington {s superintendent ® P of the work, and W. H. Parks,| Madrid, June 2.—()—The pro- Barnesville, is the resident engineer.|visional government has abolished : The sip be paved 7 “ie milles titles of nobility because “Spain has long and will run from Moorhead to | a point southeast of Baker. E. J,|cntered @ new regime of liberty and Groves and Sons, Minneapolis, have | “¢mocracy. The cabinet has issued a decree the contract. Placing members of the aristocracy on virtually the same basis as French nobility. They may use their titles U Will Communicate to legal documents. Kidder Dairy Tour Set for Wednesday! Carl T. Carlson, Kidder county agent, announced Monday that the! annual Kidder county dairy tour! would be held Wednesday with E. J. Haslerud, dairy extension specialist | of the agricultural college, and Frank | Astroth, extension specialist of the | American Jersey Cattle club, as the} principal speakers. | All those interested in have been invited to attend. The itinerary of the tour will in-| clude trips to the Yegen dairy farm! near Ft. Lincoln, the penitentiary, the experimental station at Mandan, and Purity Dairy company plant at Man-! dan. | Plans are being made for a picnic lunch at the Chautauqua Park near Mandan, Carlson said. Grand Forks Named For River Junction; Editor's Note: The following is one of a series of articles dealing with the history of North Dakota counties. dairying | (By the Associated Press) Grand Forks county—The junction of Red Lake and Red rivers gave the city of Grand Forks its name, and the county wes similarly named. Situated in the rich section of the Red River valley, the county occu- pies a prominent position among the wheat producing counties of the state. ‘The city of Grand Forks, which is the county seat, is a railroad center and wholesale distributing point for the northern half of the state. The state university is located in the city. STICKERS About 2,600 aristocrats are affected. Grand Forks, N. D., June 2—Plans| qt js estimated the government are being made, according to Ear!! thereby will lo: r Garard, who is in charge of the short! in tithe hoes ii salpnledscsuincias wave radio station W9BPM at the| University of North Dakota, tor the| ‘The U. 8. Department of Agricul- station to carry on communication | ture's attempt to raise buffalo in with Captain Hubert Wilkins during! Alaska is meeting with success, A his expedition to the north pele this! herd of 25, transplanted from the summer. | United States in 1928, has increased A definite date for Captain Wikins’ | to 29. you | sion is the type where we will say you | now bid two spades, you would say to | If you open with one heart and, With Wilkins’ Crew) Pvately but must sign their names! | Hy i N.D,,8.D, MEDICAL MEN OPEN SESSIONS |Minneapolis and Chicago Doc- tors Are Speakers on Aber- deen, S. 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THis Good DEED IVE DONE A BAD By Williams IS zi So ONE. | Aberdeen, S. D., June 2—(@—The| North Dakota and South Dakota} State Medical associations were to| construction. ganized medicine in the Dakota Terri-| Addresses will be | | 1,002 MILES OF ROAD 11.29 Miles of Paving Will Be Laid in Bismarck; Half of Contracts Let North Dakota’s 1931 highway pro- gram contemplates construction of ; 1,502 miles of road, according to plans formulated by the state highway com- mission. Already contracts have been let for 702 miles of vonstruction, while plans are to let contracts for 800 miles ad- ditional during the remainder of the year. Lettings, however, ate contingent on the highway department receiving the income trom the increase of one cent in the gas tax, which under a re- cent legislative act becomes available duly 1. A referendum petition, however, is being circulated and should the peti- tioners be successful in suspending the act so that it will come before the people for a vote at the next gen- eral election, the highway program will be hampered, according to H. C. | Frahm, chief engineer of the highway department. The year's program consists of 796.3 miles graveling, 457.5 miles grad- ing, 101.3 miles oil mix, 15.37 miles paving and’ 131.8 miles sub-base oil Of this program, contracts have | ty, eight «niles between Casselton and | Mapleton, and nine miles north of ‘__aeeee Chickens Are Picked on Systematic Basis in Large Packing Houses been let for 87.3 miles oil mix; 416.9 miles gravel; 186.7 miles grading, and 12 paving. At its last monthly meeting, the highway commission added the fol- lowing propesed projects to its year’s Program. Gravel—Barnes county, six miles west of Tower City; Bowman county, 21 miles cast of Bowman; Cass coun- Leonard; Dickey county, 5.5 miles south of Ludden; Eddy county, 11 miles south of Hamar; Hettinger county, 10 miles north of New Eng- land; Oliver county, 6.4 east of Cen- ter; Pembina county, 18 miles Neche south and Bathgate Spur; Ramsey county, 12 miles Devils Lake east; 10 miles Webster west. Renville county, 16 miles Sherwood north and south; Rolette county, 14.2 Rolla north, 8 miles Rolette east and west; Sioux county, 20 miles Fort Yates north; Slope county, nine miles Marmarth east and west; Stutsman county, sev- en miles county line west; Williams county, 20 miles Williston north. Grading—Barnes county, 10 miles Sanborn west; Benson county eight | miles Maddock south; Bottineau | county, 13 miles Carbury north and | south; Cass county 3.5 Buffalo west, | 8 miles Casselton west; Cavalier, 7.9 | Clyde north, and 6.2 miles Milton | east; Hettinger county, 6 miles coun- | ty line south toward Mott; McKenzie county, 11 miles Alexander-Arnegard; | McLean county, 11 miles Turtle Lake | north; Morton county, 9.5 miles Man- | dan west; Pembina county, 3 miles | Gardar west, 10 miles Bowesmont, | south, 10 ‘ailes north of Hoople Pierce county, 4 miles, Barton north- | west; Ransom county 3.5 Cass-Ran- som line; Richland county, 10.2 Lidg- erwood south; Walsh 9 miles south of Drayton, 5 miles county line north {on route 44; 11 miles Grafton east; iter your Ulais Gop | Don’t Rasp Your Throat ° | With Harsh Irritants | miles at Dickinson. jinstituted Ly the 5 11 miles Plaza east. aoetand now under Way in 13 wheat Paving—Burleih county, 29 miles arowing, 3%. ore Than 18,000000 in Bismarck; Foster county, one mile | des on Ct Redlings. ‘This bush in Carrington; Stark county, 1.08 | spreads the black stem rust 50 injur- lious to wheat. 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