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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
3
Farmers are advised to use DDT dust or spray to control European corn borer but questions remain about feeding silage made from DDT-dusted corn. Wisconsin tests found trace DDT in milk from cows fed such silage, though at insignificant levels. A farmer may feed the silage to steers or dry cows if concerned.
Clergy members from Brooksville and Woodland hosted guests including Rev Emmelhaing Rev Neiman and Rev Daschner families from Ypsilanti Detroit and Columbus Ohio. Many local families hosted or visited for dinners and gatherings at homes in Ypsilanti Paw Paw Muskegon and Ann Arbor with neighbors relatives and friends enjoying meals movies and reunions.
Miss Dorothy Spitler spends a few days in Melville. Joe Bondie’s new home upright framing advances. Leo Jensen and Clarence Cook couples visit with others in Lansing. Ousterhout’s West McKay street home awaits windows and roofing. Mrs. Walter Boettger of Ann Arbor visits daughter Elvin Armbruster. Te Stimpson attends high school classmates luncheon at St Marys Lake. Richard Braund of Pasadena, CA, guest of honor. Chelsea and Plymouth families visit Raymond Neithammer for a Sunday lawn picnic.
Crest view Toitilla Susan a purebred Holstein cow from Lakefield Farms Clarkston Michigan set a U S all time two daily milking butterfat record totaling 1118 8 pounds while yielding nearly 1420 pounds of Table butter in the year Fall pig litters gain from summer pasture say Iowa State College swine specialists Turkey raisers advised against baking soda or salt in poult drinking water to avoid water belly Persisting agricultural notices urge burning anthrax carcasses and postmortem disposal and pig castration guidance for infection control
Pennsylvania State college warns against excessive salt in poultry feed to curb cannibalism. Use two teaspoons per gallon of drinking water as a temporary measure only. Feed salt briefly and avoid large quantities which can be harmful.
Mrs Bert Moore Ann Arbor Ruth and Marlene Wild hosted visitors. Cyrus Reed and children visited Robert Harrison. Bert Moore and others spent time at Pleasant Lake with Allen Carson. Lambarth family gatherings included Margaret Richards of Baltimore and Edward Lambarth. Detroit visitors joined Clara Kalmbach and Gartie Drake in local calls.
An editorial warns against Zionist backed boycott efforts targeting Britain amid the Cold War. It argues such campaigns could fracture the Western alliance, jeopardize aid to Europe, and weaken the united front against communism. It urges genuine Zionists to halt the agitation.
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