Identifier: americansquabcul00eggl (find matches)
Title: American squab culture; a practical work on squab culture covering every phase of the raising, housing and marketing of squabs
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Eggleston, Ernest H
Subjects: Pigeons
Publisher: Warrenton, Mo. American pigeon journal co.
Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: NCSU Libraries

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86 Shipping Live Pigeons 185 Shipping Squabs 182 Show Birds 167, 172 Sick Pigeons 130 Small Plants 210 Small Squabs 182 Soft Shelled Eggs 3 29, 154 Sore Eyes 124 Sore Feet 126 Sour Craw 128, 134 Sour Crop 128. 134 Sparrows Ill Squab Breeding Crosses 72 Squab Industry 13 Squab Pie 188 Squab Souffle 187 Squabs Raised Anywhere 18 Squabs Dying 155, 158 Squabs for Home Use 29 Squabs for Profit 14 Squabs, Size of 141 Squabs, Small 159, 160 Start Right 272 Sulphate of Iron 95 Sunflower Seed 79, 89 Swiss Mondaines 64 Thieves Ill Telling Males from Females, 139 Tonics 129, 133 Transferring Squabs 161 Tumblers 258 Turbits 258 278 INDEX PageUtility Breeds 53 Varieties of Pigeons 255 Ventilated Doors 223 Ventilation 231 Vermin 107, 129 Vetches 89 Watering 96, 237 Watering Common Pigeons... 260Watering Pigeons 261 Page Wheat 79, 87 When to Exhibit 168 When to Start 19 Where to Exhibit 168 White Kings 68 AVhy Raise Squabs 13 Wire Doors 222 Wire Partitions 213 Youngsters for Stock 150 ADVERTISEMENTS
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Devoied to the Raising ofPigeons Jor Utility and Fancy FRANK H, HOLLMANN, Editor EVERY pigeon man should read some first-class up-to-datepigeon magazine. And that paper is the AMERICAN PIG-EON JOURNAL. It contains practical discussions byAmericas most successful pigeon breeders on the breeding, feed-ing, and marketing of squabs, as well as giving the reports andawards of all leading pigeon shows; their experiences, disappoint-ments and successes; and profit by the lessons taught. Special articles on culling of flock, banding, record keeping,scientific feeding, watering and general management of pigeonsas a hobby as well as a business. If you have any questions toask, remember our Information Bureau is at your service. The best all around pigeon publication in America—largest incirculation, reading matter and number of illustrations. Eachnumber a work of art as well as budget of practical information.Published Monthly. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Three years for only$2. One year $1. Sample copy 1

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