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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1931

Page

5

Feeding Chick Growth: Right Mix for Early Life

Michigan State College poultry scientists outline a feeding plan to boost chick vitality and future profitability. Start mash for six weeks uses yellow corn meal alfalfa leaf meal steamed bone meal salt cod liver oil. after six weeks switch to growing mash with cornmeal flour middlings bran ground oatmeal ground corn meat scrap dried milk alfalfa meal bone meal salt. Provide oyster shell grit and dairy drinks during early weeks.

Poultry Department Michigan State College

Saline High School News Staff Roster

Saline High School lists staff roles for the year with editors senior and junior reporters and a lineup of freshman sophomores and seventh graders. Names include Hileen Martin Louis Bowen Virginia Gilbert Lucille Schmid Alma Ernst Nora Gordon Tleen Martin Inez Sloss Emogean Koebbe Charles Collins and sports writers.

Hileen Martin Louis Bowen Virginia Gilberta Lucille Schmidge Alma Ernst Nora Gordon Tleen Martin Inez Sloss Emogean Koebbe Charles Collins

Wealth vs Work Ethic Mentioned In School Column

A school column weighs motives behind wealth pursuit and job effort, noting lack of interest as a leading cause of failure. It contrasts ambitious workers with those chasing paychecks and cites Lincoln on standing with the right. The piece also previews seniors juniors sophomores and seventh grade class activities and debates.

Abraham Lincoln

Spring Sports Open At Local High School

Spring athletic activities began Tuesday with meetings for aspirants to the bashall and track squads. Ray Shaw will direct track, a new program, with a separate group from baseball. The Huron League of Class C schools will offer limited league competition, with the final meet in June. Baseball schedules are forming as several schools drop the sport due to cost and interest. Belleville joins the league this year, while Clinton exits.

Ray Shaw Huron League A.A. Kalder Belleville Clinton

Radio Band Lessons Big Success Says Instructor

Professor Joseph B. Maddy reports the first radio band instruction program is a success with 4000 Michigan University of the Air students. A demonstration from Ann Arbor aired on April 6 and letters from 20 states praise the effort which has also brought lapsed players back to music. The plan may extend to a full year of broadcast band and vocal instruction from the university.

United States Byron Whitman Mr. Starring Michigan University of the Air Joseph B. Maddy WIR Maddy University, of Michigan Ann Arbor

Open Potato Pits to Examine Stocks

Michigan potato growers who stored seed stock in pits last fall are urged by Michigan State College to inspect pits for frost damage and decide whether to buy seed from the restricted supply. Frost injury yields flabby tubers and discolored flesh. discard heavily affected tubers and ensure green sprouts before planting. Spread stock four to six inches deep on a barn floor in light, avoid chilling, and treat with corrosive sublimate after two weeks. Remove weak white sprouts and discard questionable seed.

Michigan Farm Crops Department Michigan State College

State Police Radio Protects Farmers Across Michigan

Michigan State Police at East Lansing operate a statewide radio alarm network that links farmers in isolated areas with sheriff and local police. The rapid relay of farmer distress calls to the WRDS station enables swift dispatch of state and county units, resulting in quick roundups of robbers and heightened rural protection.

Michigan Michigan State Police WRDS East Lansing Hast Lansing Mike

Foreclosure Notice on Ypsilanti Property Mortgage

Default on a 1950 mortgage by William and Jessie Bradwell to William Braun. The loan shows $794.92 due plus past taxes. Foreclosure sale set for June 12, 1931 at 10 am at the south entrance of the Washtenaw County Courthouse, Ann Arbor. Property: Lot 344 and Lot 261 in Park Ridge Subdivision, French Claims 680, Ypsilanti Michigan. Dated March 5, 1931.

William Bradwell Jessie Bradwell William Braun Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor Washtenaw Ypsilanti State of Michigan Park Ridge City of County of Ypsilanti, Michigan

Mortgagee Lee N Brown Adopts Sale Dates

William Braun as mortgagee announces attorney Lee N Brown of Ypsilanti Michigan fielding notices. Public sale schedule lists March 12 April 2 30 May 7 28 and June 4 as key dates for the mortgage action. Local business address provided Hewitt Building Ypsilanti Michigan.

William Braun Lee N. Brown Hewitt Building Ypsilanti Michigan

Foreclosure Notice on 1931 Washtenaw County Mortgage

Mortgage of Andrew J Wenzel and Elizabeth M Wenzel to Minnie Rust dated November 7 1925 in Washtenaw County Michigan will be foreclosed by public sale on May 18 1981 at ten in the forenoon at the south front door of the courthouse Ann Arbor Michigan. The parcel lies in Pittsfield Township and includes Lot 34 in Wind Mill Heights with a dwelling built by the first party. The balance due on principal and interest plus attorney fees is $3316.10.

Andrew J. Wenzel Elizabeth M. Wenzel Minnie Rust Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor Washtenaw State of Michigan Fittsfield County of Washtenaw Pittsfield Township Wind Mill Heights Lhen. Brown Ypsilanti, Mich

Twenty third Consecutive Season for U. of M Camp

The University of Michigan will run its summer biology station at Douglas Lake in Cheboygan County for the 23rd year from June 29 to August 22. The site offers diverse habitats with coniferous and hardwood forests, lowland plant life, and abundant wildlife including a beaver colony and 150 bird species.

University of Michigan Douglas Lake Cheboygan County Cecil Bay Pig Stone Bay Lake Michigan

Saline Township Receipts and Disbursements Report 1930

The Saline Township annual statement lists beginning balance tax roll 5402.35 and ending balance 625.82 with disbursements to bridge and gravel workers, supplies, right of way, salaries and labor totaling 2141.68. Signatures: Austin Robison supervisor and Fitzgerald clerk certify accuracy.

Oakhill Benton American Legion Board of J. B. Wallace S. R. Wilson Saline Mercantile Co Burroughs Adding Machine. Co Cota Serorece J. H. Finkhbeiner H. Bewish Eid. Johnson Clarence Carr J. Daniel Ed. Pierson Harold Miller William Hart John Hack Pinkbeiner Bros Bridgewater Lumber Co Gross & Sons Jjohn Finkbeiner Gottlob. Finkbeiner Jacob Finkbeiner Saline Mercantile Saline

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