Probate Court appoints Ann Arbor Trust Trustee for Ella M. Henne estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on November 18 1953 Judge Jay H Payne ordered December 28 1958 hearing for first and final account of Ann Arbor Trust Company as executor and petition for distribution and trustee appointment under the will. Public notice to run for three weeks in Saline Observer. DeVine & DeVine attorneys listed.
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Ann Arbor
Jay H. Payne
Ella M. Henne
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Saline Observer
Winter Driving Safe Tips From Michigan State Police
Set Claude Bartell of the Clinton Post urges cautious December driving to cut deaths and injuries on Michigan highways. He lists six tips including road feel, braking practices, tire chains on ice, and maintaining distance to reduce skidding and stopping distances in winter conditions.
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Set
Claude Bartell
Clinton Post
Michigan
Dairy expert urges higher milk intake to curb overproduction
Michigan State College dairy head J A Meiser says increasing adult milk consumption by a quarter glass daily could erase the 1953 surplus. He notes current per capita fluid milk intake is far below nutritionist recommendations and USDA figures show farm people drink about a pint a day.
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J. A. Meiser
Michigan State College
Dairy Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Seed Producers and Dealers Conference Set at Michigan State
Seedmen meet December 8 9 at Michigan State College to promote better seed use for Michigan farms. Co sponsors include Michigan Crop Improvement and Foundation Seed associations with the college. Al Ambroson and H Alfred Sturm outline dealer grower cooperation and seed coop needs. J R Huey will speak December 8 afternoon and a joint banquet closes the day. Research material presented December 9 by MSC researchers.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Michigan Seed Producers and Dealers
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
Michigan Foundation Seed Association
al Ambroson
Michigan State Seed Company
Grand Ledge
H. Alfred Sturm
Pigeon
MCIA
Lloyd M. Turk
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station
J. R. Huey
American Seed Trade Association
Granville
Illinois
M. S. C. Research
Groups Tour Farm Crops Lab and Hear Seed Talk
The groups will tour the farm crops laboratory, view a film on western seed production, and hear a talk on crop allotments by Clarence Prentice, state Production and Marketing Administrator.
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Ers
Farm Crops Laboratory
Clarence Prentice
Ball Named Director of Agriculture in Michigan
B Dale Ball of Williamston was named deputy director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture. At 38 he brings a lifetime in agriculture after MSU 1939 graduation. He led the division of institutional farms and will succeed George S McIntyre who moved to director duties December 1. Ball managed 15 production farms producing over two million dollars in annual food for state institutions.
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Michigan Department of Agriculture
B. Dale Ball
Williamston
Ball
George S. McIntyre
McIntyre
Chas. Figg
Michigan State College
Yale
Lapeer
Soil Conservation Service
Department
Ball Owns 138 Acre Farm and 45 Holstein Cattle
Mr Ball owns a 138 acre farm north of Howell and maintains a herd of 45 purebred Holstein cattle.
Limestone Important In Layersration
Feeding oyster shells or ground limestone helps layer hens and should be placed where they can easily access it. J M Moore, extension poultryman at Michigan State College, advises scattering oyster shells on the mash hopper to boost consumption. A hen laying 200 eggs yearly needs about 3 pounds.
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J. M. Moore
Exterion
Michigan State College
Poultry Expert Links Shell Formation to Daily Lime Intake
Recorch explains that hens do not store lime for egg shells. They produce eye shell material from lime stone eaten yesterday. A shortage of eye shell making material can cause trouble, says the poultry man.
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Poultryman
Mrs O'Dell's Kitchen Tip Highlights Soda for Baking
A reader quote from Kathleen O'Dell suggests using baking soda as a simple fix for mishandled wedding meals. The note frames soda as a practical aid for improving a bride's cooking during celebrations.
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Kathleen O’dell
Parrot Breeding Success At Woburn Ornithologist
An English ornithologist from Woburn reports success in breeding a homing parrot that flies free by day and returns to the cote at night for sustenance and rest.
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Mikes
Woburn
England
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