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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
2
Farm wealth and government holdings show surpluses growing while prices fall. Benson notes 1953 net farm income fell about 1 billion from 1952 and parity shows instability. He promises a follow up discussing possible solutions to the farm crisis.
A devotional meditation highlights justification by faith from Romans chapter five. It asks what greater satisfaction life offers than peace with God through Jesus Christ and notes that even a small faith can bring strength, confidence, and joy.
At the Michigan Milk Producers Association meeting the Board of Directors elected I K Maystead as President from Osseo Jack Harvey as Vice President from Utica William Bristow as Treasurer from Flat Rock and H F Simmons as Secretary manager from Pontiac. Delegates from 16 000 members form the 450 delegates who select officers and directors and set the coming year program during the November East Lansing annual meeting.
In 1952 rabies reports were absent but prior years saw 30 to 50 mad dogs yearly infecting cattle and exposing people. Washtenaw County requires Pasteur treatment only for exposures. Vaccination at the Saline clinic costs 1.50 per dog with licenses sold at the event 7 to 9 p.m. at the Fire Station.
Michigan State College agricultural engineers and economists urge farmers to overhaul and repair farm machinery when idle and set aside savings bonds each year equal to depreciation. A cash reserve helps avoid spring rush and equipment woes.
The document lists assets liabilities and capital of a Michigan bank with totals for deposits loans and reserves. It shows cash balances government obligations and various deposits. Bank officials certify the figures sworn January 6 1954 before a notary in Washtenaw County.
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