Welcome To Saline Open House And Poultry Day
Welcome to Saline for Jan 24 with two big events the Rural Progress Caravan at Saline High School for farm and home labor saving devices and expert consults from Michigan State College plus a Poultry Educational Day at Saline Hatchery. The plan pairs caravan arrival with the poultry program to maximize attendance and information. 8600 farmers visited the caravan in their first week elsewhere, making this Saline event a strong draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Progress
Michigan State College
Saline High School
Saline
Mich
Igan State College
Saline Hatchery
Poultry Department
Michigan
Our Open House Promotes Modern Hatchery and Health Practices
A poultry supplier outlines 1946 improvements including breeder testing and culling, total facility Renovation, and a new full time service man. They urge customers to clean and prepare brooder houses, treat wood with creosote, move to clean ground, ensure equipment works, and order chicks early for best prices and timing.
Generous January Discount Offered On All Orders
Poultry tips urge constant warm water for hens and eggs noting high water content. Ad highlights ample stock of electric and oil water heaters and timer switches to regulate lighting, claiming long term savings.
Special Awards at Saline Hatchery Open House Event
Customers ordering chicks by January 24 enter a drawing for awards. Prizes include 50 superior chicks for 3rd place and for 4th to 6th places. visitors registering get a chance in a second drawing for Master Mix Calf Pellets and other livestock feeds. Prizes include an electric brooder, timer switch, flock feeder, fountain, and master mix feeds. Representatives from Master Mix Feed Co Stock-Gro James Mfg Royal Mfg will be present to advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Mix Feed Co
Stock-Gro, Inc
James Mfg. Co
Royal Mfg. Co
Bowling League Sees New Members And High Scores
The league welcomes Mary Deéede and Bernadette Ormsby as two new members. Peg Hunt posts four consecutive strikes while Ramblers predicted to rise one spot next week. After Jan 16 18 league pauses until Feb 1 for the next games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Deéede
Bernadette Ormsby
Marie Richardson
Dorothy Stimpson
Lina Burkhart
Peg Hunt
Maxine Fosdick
Shirley Stephenson
Lois Bowen
Ramblers
Hick
P. Hunt
Drain Notice of Washtenaw County Board Meeting 1945 46
Notice from Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner announcing the formation of a Board of Determination to decide on replacing and cleaning tile for the Carrier Drain and the Gadd Drain. Meetings set for January 21 1946 at Gus Hap pel farm and January 71 1946 at Jacob Bauer residence with board members named. Public touchpoints invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Carrier Drain
Jay G. Pray
Edwin F. Schaible
Freedom Township
Charles E. Waltz
Manchester Township
Ellsworth Lindsley
Saline Township
Gus Happel
McCollum Road
Braun and
Willow Roads
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Board of Determination
Gadd
Charles F. Waltz
Jacob Bauer
Clinton Road
Bridgewater Township
Gadd Drain
Saline Named Prime Shopping Area in County
The article extols Saline as a top shopping center in the county noting widespread farm implements groceries meats dry goods and poultry produced locally. It emphasizes Saline as a convenient destination with better farming supplies and goods than other towns in Wash County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Tenan County
All Around Star Wedemeyer Praised By Football Authorities
Grantland Rice and peers rate St Mary’s quarterback Wedemeyer the top all around football star. He leads in kicking, passing, blocking and play calling despite a light supporting team. He weighs 172 pounds and has Hawaiian, German and Irish heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NWNS
Flerman Wedemeyer
Grantland Rice
Steve Owen
Grasy Neale
Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s
Preser
Glenn Davis
Bob Fenimore
Dec Blanchard
Harry Gilmer
Peoria
Muskegon
Stich
Betty Yahr
Ann Arbor
Mich
Norma Metrolis
Lake Werth
Fla
Kathewn Vonnerau
Ft. Warne
Dorothy Montgomery
Chettananga
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Chicago
Lake Placid
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Lake
Detroit Tigers
Rudy York
Sam Rice
Washington Senators
Ashton
George Woolf
Santa Anita
Woolf
Hamburg
Germany
Max Schmeling
Walter Neussel
Sucker Removal in Sweet Corn Yields Affects Outcomes
Early removal of suckers does not affect yield in sweet corn. Removing suckers after ears form reduces yield. Growers with small plantings often remove them at base of stalks, fearing issues, but timing determines impact on production. Experimental results support early removal as neutral for yield.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poultry Service Bulletin
A. E. Hagen
Saline, Mich
Chick Order
Slick Chicks
Rockets
Atomics
Jeeps
Bridgewater
Bombardiers Sparks
Greenhorns
Hornets
R. Cornish
D. Hutzel
Sparks E. Monroe
H. Jacoby
L. Nichols
D. Scherer
B. Kelloge
M. Fosdick
O. Barnard
B. Hieber
H. Fry
S. Armbruster
Wai
Eeps
Step Annes
D. Burkhart
M. Bredernitz
Co. Uphaus
Harris B. Rollers
J. Barnes
H.welch
D. Betz
I. Betz
Z. Bersuder
A. Lockwood
D. Stimpson
H. Haarer
D. Hart
A. Coe
Bombardiers
R. Hunt
L. Bowen
J. Osterhaut
B. Ormsby
M. Deede
B. Lowe
H. Esch
Ramblers L. Dell
del O. Lambarth
M. Haarer
T. Burkhavat
Ceilon L. Hill
Washtenan
Stowe Optical CO
Wolverine
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