Local notices and social checkins across Ann Arbor area
The column lists residents and visitors from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Saline and Milan visiting friends and attending events. People named include Josephine Vian Houten Ida Chandier Jennie Morey Martha Akins Mrs Jacob Clough Mrs Edward Clough Mrs Reynolds Miss Minnie Buckman Miss Lena Wicks Prof Reuben Kempf and others. Mentions travel to Lansing for a cattle sale and ice boating at Whitmore Jake. A note on Louden A announcing a new monthly investment plan urges adoption. Constance Talmadge film Scandal shown at Liberty theatre with praise for its revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rks
Jsephine
Vian, Houten
Ann Arbor
M. Rockwell
Ypsilanti
Ida Chandier
Jennie “Morey
KB. Simmons
N v . Chester Leonard
Pleasant Jake
Edward, Clough
Reynolds
Saline Feltives
Martha Akins
Jacob Burkhardt
Pan Kempt
Gertrude Bullis
Detroit
NU Kempf
Reuben Kempf
Widenmann Grove
Whitmore Jake
Mr. Kemp
Pastors to Carry Message on Better Live Stock
The United States Department of Agriculture will have over 5,000 rural Methodist pastors spread the message that better sires improve all livestock. A stereopticon lecture using 70 lantern slides from the Bureau of Animal Industry will support the effort, prepared for the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
South
Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
United States Department of Agriculture
Rural Survey
Board
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bord
Department
Cause for Unthrifty Pigs From Worm Infestation
A 100 pound pig in an Iowa State experiment had round worms in its intestine weighing two-fifths of a pound after being killed for examination. Swine feeding advisor Johan Af Ervard notes that poor growth can be caused by worm infestations. Prevention includes good feeding, clean lots, drained pastures, and emergency treatments with santonin and calomel. Free-choice access to lime, charcoal, coal, sulfur, glauber's salts, and salt in separate feeders may aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Johan Af. Ervard
Denver rejects horseless city ordinance in push for horses
Denver voters turn down an ordinance that would have ended horses in the city. Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America warns a horse shortage looms as demand and prices rise, urging efforts to boost breeding to lower future costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse Association of America
Animal Husbandry Division
Uniersity Farm
FURNISH FOALS WITH GRAIN FOR HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT
As pastures dry, feed grain to foals to maintain milk fat and growth. Separate feed for foals of working mares, provide creep access for constant grain, and continue to gain rather than shrink during weaning.
Ewes Disown Lambs and Induced Ownership Tactics
Reports on ewes that reject their lambs and methods used to induce maternal bonding. Techniques include penning to force suckling, wetting the lamb’s neck with milk, and limiting contact to encourage the ewe to accept the offspring. effectiveness varies and risks are noted.
State to prosecute 26 local vital statistics registrars
The state health department will prosecute 26 registrars in 18 counties for failing to file birth and death reports by the fifth of each month. Offenders face fines up to 100 dollars, 30 days in jail, or both. total penalties may reach 200 dollars and 60 days. Dr. R. M. Olin stresses timely records prevent disease outbreaks and aid legal and public health uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
R. M. Olin
Gabrilowitsch to conduct and solo with Detroit Symphony in Ann Arbor
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra will perform in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor on Monday evening January 33 featuring conductor and piano soloist Mr Gabrilowitsch in Rachmaninoff second piano concerto with Victor Kolar baton the Scheherazade suite and the overture to Rus sian Ludmilla Tickets for individual or remaining concerts are available at the University School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Gabrilowitsch
Rachmaninoff
Conchetor
Victor Kolar
Choral Union
Chicago
Iis
Ann “Arbor
Rimsky-Korisakoff
Glinka
Town Pests and the Bananas of Public Streets
Fragmented readers’ note reflects a peculiar editorial on street safety and neglected sidewalks. It laments careless behavior and warns of consequences for children and orphans from fallen fruit objects and loose belongings, framed in a dated, archaic voice.
Lewis Wetzel The Wreath Wind Scout of the Frontier
Lewis Wetzel born in 1752 Virginia grew to fame as a frontier scout in Ohio and beyond. He killed Indians from age thirteen, earned fearsome repute among Delawares, and later shot both hostile and peaceful natives, ending his days in 1808 in bitterness and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wetzel
Wetzel
Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Lewis
Ohio
Beame
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur. Miller
Lansing
Jacob, Clough
Mark Marken
Milan
Reuben Rogers
Nathan Bordine
Mary ‘ Griffim
Miss Minnie “Buckman
Anny Arbur
Lena Wicks
Albion
J. Fred Steebler
Ann Arbur
Paul Kempf
G. Li. Parsons
Amada Meyer
Mintine
Mars
Simmons
Maattisen
Martha Washingston
Louden
Yebi
United’ States
Ore Dan
Constance Talmadge
Liberty Theatre
Selenicki
Avival
T the
Pan
Geo. J. Klager
Ine
AID
Louisiana
Evward
Iowa Station
Penning
Beroiy Symphony Orchests A
Sone
Great Scouts
Western Newspaper Union
THE
Automobile
Pearl St
Ypsilanti, Mich
Ford
Cletrac Tractor
E. G. Wiedman Auto Co
Charles Thompson
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
Ypsilanti, Michigan
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