Water and Cow Feed Costs Rise With Cold Michigan Weather
Cold Michigan weather prompts Michigan State College extension dairy adviser E C Scheidenheim to warn that fresh water and air are the cheapest feeds for dairy cows. A 41,000 pound cow needs about 62 pounds of water daily to maintain health, with milk production driving higher water needs. Ensure cows have easy sipping water and avoid chilling by using individual cups or accessible supply. In the last year, dairy herd improvement data show 12 month averages with 125 percent herd culled, mostly for low production.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
E.C. Scheidenheim
College Feoumeans
Back The Pages Of The Files Highlight Local Moves
A scattered 1900s local notes column records residents moving to new homes. farm sales. hog shipments to Detroit. visits among Kimball, Mills, Burkhart, and Isbel families. extended stays with relatives in Lansing and Durand. New Year's gatherings at Miss Carrie Stegmiller’s home. and city scene in Saline with Dade Miner’s white suit appearance.
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A. Alber
Charles Rentschler
Burk
Detroit
Ruth Kimball
Clinton
Vesta Mills
Gurk
Lansing
Carrie Stegmiller
Manchester
Louise Burkhart
Sei Dell
Tloyd
Wikhart
Carrie
Willie Isbel
Bert Osborne
Frank ‘Leonard
Durand
Irene Worden
Ypsilanti
A. G. Lawrence
Gine
Dade
Hadward
Henne
August Braun
Chris. Frey
Ann Artor
Yee Frey
Chris. Braun
George Braun
Chris. Brau, Jr
Julus Marion
Fred Wieiman
Féderated Church Notes Rev Roy J Miller Minister Sermon
The notice invites worship at Féderated Church on Sunday January 8 with Rev Stephen C Crowell of Detroit to preach at 10 am. Sunday school at 11 15 am covers Peter's spiritual education. Evening worship at 7 30 pm features a sermon titled Back to God. Liners advertise results.
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Féderated Church
Roy J. Miller
Stephen C. Crowell
Detroit
Peter
Hodgepodge prompts for home ideas and party crafts
A user invitation to share household task ideas and personal preferences. The piece includes tips on dress, leisure, phonograph records, and social signals, plus a playful dessert craft using flowers and ice cream and a lemon or orange gelatine pond with animal crackers as a chariot.
Marshmallow Animals and Humpty Dumpty Eggs Recipe Notes
A collage of kitchen ideas includes shaping marshmallows into animal forms with colored decorations, decorating hard boiled eggs with mayonnaise and toppings to resemble faces, and a classic meat loaf recipe with bologna and ground beef. It also highlights a Michigan State College fruit bulletin “Fruits for Year Around Use” by Ruth M Griswold featuring 100+ recipes for fresh and canned fruits.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Ruth M. Griswold
Methodist Church Notes With Walter Laxman Minister
Morning worship at 10:00 with sermon The Hound of Heaven. 11:15 Church school led by Ray Davis. 6:30 Junior League overseen by Mrs Lillian Burgan. Epworth League installation for officers to June 30 1939. Wednesday mid-week service discusses The Book of Kings. Mussolini statement cited and political banter noted.
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Church School
Ray Davis
Lillian Burgan
Epworth League
Cue
Cold Simplifies Rural Meat Care
Rural families can plan a year’s meat supply with home canning or curing. Michigan State College notes canning saves about half the retail cost. Lamb and veal store well by canning, while beef and pork are standout for a full year. A 100 pound batch uses salt sugar saltpeter and water in a clean curing setup.
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United States
Michigan State College
Michigan
Magic of Todine Cuts Losses From Goitre in Livestock
Farmers face goitre in livestock due to iodine deficiency. G A Brown advocates potassium iodide in salt or feed to pregnant animals, lambs, and swine. Dosing details include mixing, salt ratios, and weekly or daily applications to sows, brood mares, and other stock to prevent or reduce losses.
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Michigan
G. A. Brown
Michigan State College
Thes College
Relatively Speaking Nero Lynch and the hen crisis
Elmo Scott Watson reports from Wilmette a farmer named Lynch explains his economic squeeze drove him to improvise by expanding a hen setup with relatives. He added flamingoes swans and a penguin to hatch a bizarre necked fowl while feeding kin, then found relief as guests calmed and relatives diminished.
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Nero Lynch
Wilmette
Wien
Susperson
Eegsriwest
Waukegap
Lynch
Mickie Says Boss Sez Subscriptions Expiring Here
A fragmented cartoon caption discusses subscriptions about to expire with readers urged to renew. The text notes political digressions and wartime sentiment, mentioning Hitler and government payments to farmers and railroads in a veiled critique.
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Mickie
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