Legion Posts To Meet In Ypsilanti Sunday
The Second District Conference of the American Legion will be held Sunday in McKenney Hall Ypsilanti with Commander Keil Chaplain Rev Father Schuite and Ray Kelley on the program The Monroe Drum and Bugle Corps will entertain All local post members may buy tickets from Abe Alber
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the American, Legion
McKkenney Hall
Ee Bruckér
Kei
Father. Schuite
Ray. Kelley
Monroe
Abe” Alber
Wheat or Barley Is Favored for Stock Feeding
The U S Department of Agriculture says farmers with short corn crops can substitute wheat or barley pound for pound in feed. Publication 96 MP compares grain prices and feeding values for cattle horses sheep swine and poultry. At $1 per corn, wheat feeding values are about $1.07 for poultry and sheep and $1.12 for hogs and beef. Copies available from the Office of Information Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Office of Information
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Ann Arbor Social Notes and Local Meetings
Ann Arbor residents attend parties and bridge events at homes of Stoddard and others. The regular meeting of the O E H Ss is slated for Monday evening. Funeral attendance from several towns noted, with a large list of visitors from Detroit, Saginaw, Leslie, Jackson, and Ypsilanti.
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Roy “Stoddard
Ann Arbor
Stinday
Lacus
Haarly
Camdem
Marjorie
McQueen
Fred Robison
F. H. Stimpson
Saginaw
Gertie Lyons
Phil
Leslie
George Stimpson
Plymouth
J. H. Hughes
B. E. Beatty
Detroit
Hazen Collins
Will
Collins
Elmer Hendershot
Jackson
O. H. Vedder
George Osborne
Whittaker
William Wanty
Julia Hoover
David Newcomb
Milan
Eugene ‘Fowler
Tracy "LeBaron
Ypsilanti
Jose Doty
Carleton
Ian
George Aang
Jennie Etho
Arthur Day
Fred Burkhart
Cyle ‘Hartington
Francis Larry
Pontiac
Grow Medicinal Plants There Are Profitable Ventures
A historic description notes many wild and cultivated medicinal plants grow across the United States with minimal land. It cites an example southern grower expanding from six hundred to five thousand square feet, planning to double, and receiving orders for up to 30 000 pounds. Profiles herbs, oils, and increased demand, urging rabbit and fur farmers to consider the profitable side industry. It lists numerous plants and notes ginseng and golden seal as valuable market items.
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United States
Agricultural Squibs and Farming Pointers for Fall Calves and Sheep
Agricultural notes recommend feeding grain to beef cows calving in fall and highlight winter grain needs. Western range ewes resist stomach worms, crossbred pigs often yield white progeny when bred to Durocs, and honey helps fight disease. Start a farm flock with western range ewes bred to Hampshire Shropshire or Southdown rams. Lambing timing affects care. Pullets show steady laying rates. trap nesting aids culling in early winter. Blackhead prevention for young turkeys requires strict separation from mature birds and contaminated surroundings.
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Hampshire
Shropshire
Southdown
White Mice as Pets and Profit in Breeding
The article explains white mice are small space friendly, breed rapidly, and offer good profit as laboratory animals. It notes low loss risk, typical sale prices, and rising demand for scientific testing while stressing clean genetics, proper feed, and safe shipping crates.
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United States
Express
Express Company
Bantam and Poultry Advice From Journal’s First Issue
Bantam and poultry guidance from the Journal announces plans for growth toward 1000 breeders, urges on on to be profitable, and asks readers to send suggestions. It covers choosing reliable egg suppliers, planning hatching, and upcoming topics on natural and artificial rearing methods. It notes mail to Poultry Service Dept., 701 Robinson Council Grove Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bantam Department
Poultry Service Dept
Robinson
Council “Grove
Kansas
Care and feeding of dogs and mortgage foreclosure notice
Discussion on proper dog care emphasizes owner knowledge, feeding from good scraps, cleanliness, and regular meals to keep dogs healthy and content. The document also details a mortgage foreclosure notice filed by William Braun on property in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan with a public sale set for April 28, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Patterson
Anja Batterson
Ypsilanti
Washténaw
Mithivan
Braunz
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Hipwest
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Normal Park
William:braun
Lee N. Brown
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Secotia
Charles “Ee
McKenney Hall
E.D. Brown
A. H. Brown
Fecumseh
Mich
Chicago St
Lilley Bank
Saline
L. E. Fast
McKay Steets
A. J. Warren Tornado
Leagal Counsel
W.E. Dietiker
R. H. Fish
Michigan Ave
Acton
Jay W. Harmon
Fred Fletcher
Owosso
Ella Henne
Edward
Hill Auditorium
Dorothy Warner
Catherine Prosser
Vogel
Maude Rankin
Circle of the Ladies Aid
Mark B. Sugden
Allan’ Morris
Fred Selien
Roy Ward
Jacob Smith
B. J. Spiller
van Buren
Edward Lyons
Chester Lenard
Arbor Club
Pedro
Arthur Armbruster
Henry Ormsby
Katherine, Briggs
W. Hart
Attovecden
Ne “Alexander
Witzpatrick
Chicago
O. C
Wheeler
Poe
Chester
Yorkshires
St. Paul
Peery
Word
Wey
T. M. Bridges
Ann Arbor Street
Mrs. Bridges
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