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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
3
A crowded community log records residents visiting nearby towns, family gatherings, a bake sale, and social events. It notes illness and recovery, a Palm Sunday confirmation, a wedding, and a school superintendent visit, plus highway work and livestock feeding trials at Michigan State College to be showcased at June Livestock Day.
Those who missed Monday night’s PTA gathering missed a fine session. Mrs. Reuben Rogers spoke on the county association held in Ann Arbor. Miss Keys and Mr. Hart sang, George Austin played cornet, Mrs. Unterkircher accompanied. Miss Herman led a dramatization for primary children. Professor Heer of Michigan State Normal College spoke on Changing Ideas Along the Line of Education. The attendance banner moved to Grades five and six for two weeks and then to Grades one and two for last two weeks.
The State Department of Agriculture issues regulations to control the European corn borer with a quarantine area covering numerous Michigan counties and parts of divisions. Before May 1, farmers must destroy or dispose of corn residues. federal compensation up to $2.00 per acre is available for field and sweet corn through inspection. The closing line shifts to an unrelated proverb.
Michigan State College expert H H Musselman recommends wide bottom plows set deep with chain or wire attachments to drag debris under the furrow. For lighter soils a 14 inch plow suffices, heavier soils need at least 16 inches. Use No 9 wires or chains to feed stalks under the furrow and drag ahead of the slice. County agents stage demonstrations as farmers test the devices.
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