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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

3

Local Notes From Adrian and Environs Include Reunions

S A Fitzgerald visits Adrian while Donal Haines of the University of Michigan is in town on business. The sixth Feldkamp reunion is set for Pleasant Lake on July 15 near Scdt's grove. Several families from Ann Arbor and surrounding towns are listed as visiting or hosting relatives, with multiple reunions and Sunday gatherings noted. The county pre primary rally occurs Friday evening at the county building led by Frank H Emmon. Michigan State College will tour Miss Julia Gordon's home Friday July 12 at 10 am to show farm kitchen equipment to interested residents.

S. A. Fitzgerald Adrian Donal Haines U. of M Sylvia Gross Ann Arbor D. I. Nmiein Pleasant Lake Feldkamp Scdt Grove T. J. Ivelan Petersburg Samuel Boyd B. Mattison ER. B. Simons A. J. Warren Detroit Battle Creek Ypsilanti Saline Frank TI. Emmon Trouston Texas Michigan State College Julia Gordon Miss Smith Orbe

Hard Boiled Eggs Stir Neighborhood Banter

The Charlotte Republican reports a playful note about Alderman’s soft boiled breakfast. Mars jokes with Earl Clever about the alderman’s visit to a farm and eggs left in his car. Five boys allegedly hardboiled the eggs during the council meeting.

Mars Earl Clever

Dogs to Pasteur Institute Confirm Rabies In Plymouth

Three the heads of dogs examined at the Pasteur Institute on orders from Plymouths chief of police all tested positive for rabies.

Plymouth Pasteur Institute Brighton Argus

Idle Talk Distracts From Work, Says Supervisor

A supervisor warns that idle conversation hampers productivity and workflow at local office. Workers are urged to focus on tasks, reduce chatter, and maintain efficiency during shifts.

Farmers Elevators Doing Big Business in 1926 27

The 1926-27 season saw 3 831 farmers elevators handle over 500 million bushels of grain with a sales value around 460 million dollars. Associations reported 57 million in paid up capital and 25 million in surplus, plus nearly 60 million in buildings and equipment. About 420 000 stockholders, many farmers, ran the cooperatives.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States

Raising Dairy Heifer Outlined in a Leafjet Leaflet

The USDA publishes Leaflet 14-L Raising the Dairy Heifer to guide liberal feeding after six months for rapid development and breeding at the typical age. It covers summer and winter feeding, pasture, legume hay silage grain rations, and mixed-grain feed proportions. It also stresses handling the calf, halter training, and stanchion familiarity to prevent calving trouble and ease herd integration. Leaflet 14-L is free on request from the Department of Agriculture, Washington DC.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Good Yellow Corn Very Needful in Mash Feed

The article notes corn plays a key role in mash and scratch feeds. It advises cracking corn then sifting and feeding finer parts to mash while the remainder goes to scratch grain, discarding moldy grain, and balancing with other feeds for vitamins oil and carbs though it lacks protein and minerals.

Monument Dedication Marks Bridge School Centennial

Rising sun and public gathering witnessed the 100th anniversary dedication of Bridge School in Raisinville Township. The 1828 1928 inscription reflects the first public school built by pupils, unveiled with Frank Anages releasing bunting during a solo by Thomas Rhoades. Prof W D Henderson of Michigan spoke.

Bridge School Raisinville Township Frank Anages Thomas Rhoades Monroe W. D. Henderson U. of M Dundee

1923 Ford Truck Authorized by Cook & Son Dealers

Georgia firm Geo W Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers, promote the 1923 Ford truck lineup. The agency highlights rugged utility for farming and trades, with service and parts backing from the dealership network.

GEO. W. Cook & Son Chevrolet

Eight Hour Battery Charging Promise

They approve bringing in a run-down battery before 12 A.M. to be fully recharged by 6 P.M. the same day. The plan offers a saving of 50 to 75 cents on rental batteries with a satisfaction guaranteed promise.

Farm hints for spring gardening and crop care

Practical tips on tying wool clips with paper twine, sheltering livestock, sowing radishes, fertilizing lawns and perennials, controlling plant lice with nicotine preparations, and early onion and potato production. Encourages planting onion sets and green onions and notes storage differences between sets and seeds.

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