Leptospirosis warning for Saline dairy herds warns of disease risk
Local veterinarian Br. Wilford Davis reports several Saline area herds have tested positive for bovine leptospirosis. He describes the disease as an acute infectious illness causing low mood fever reduced milk flow and abortion. Transmission occurs mainly via urine with spirochete present in blood milk and urine. cattle can remain carriers for months. Vaccination can protect herds with boosters every eight months and farmers are urged to consult their veterinarian.
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Saline Women Charter Bus to Detroit Flower Show
The Saline Women's Club will charter a bus leaving Tuesday February 24 at 11 a.m. with 87 seats available to non members. The group will gather at Trinity Lutheran Church rear and return about 3 30 p.m. to Saline after visiting the Michigan Flower and Home Show at the Detroit Artillery Armory.
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Local school notes and student activities report
Dear Molly column recaps a shortened school week due to bad weather, senior and junior hostesses named, upcoming J Hop hush hush themes, and a new student teacher from University of Michigan in chemistry. Also highlights Calv in Kern's mid year engineering degree and open house at parents' home in Wayne.
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