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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1930

Page

11

Stampede Featured At Michigan State Fair

The Michigan State Fair will feature a western Stampede with bareback riding, bucking broncos, and daring rodeo stunts. An Indian village and congress will enhance the frontier ambience with pony races and travois events. The 81st annual exposition runs August 31 through September 6 with daily showings.

Detroit Michigan Fair Wisconsin Minnesota Great Indian Congress Creature’s

Fake Message Lures Murphy To Mexico

A Chelsea Standard tale of H B Murphy leaving for Tampico after a bogus telegram from his brother. He traveled about one fifth of the globe chasing a wild goose plot by a hotel resident intending to rob the American. Murphy returned home safely after the hoax.

H.B. Murphy Murphy Tin Shop Mexico United States Murphy Tampico Tamaulipas Chelsea Standard

Beavers Islands nets seized by state patrol

Five miles of gill nets valued over 2000 dollars were confiscated by the Department of Conservation under Captain Charles J. Albers after the commercial fishers patrol found the unlicensed nets in Michigan waters near the Beaver Islands. The nets, tagged as Wisconsin ownership, were hauled to the Fisheries warehouse in Cheboygan for seizure.

Lansing Department of Conservation No.1 Charles J. Albers Michigan Beaver Islands Division of Fisheries Cheboygan Wisconsin Lake Michigan

Eggs preserved in water glass method guide

The article explains the water glass method to preserve eggs for winter use. It covers proportions one quart water glass to nine quarts water, jar preparation, egg selection, storage depth, and steps to add more eggs later. It notes eggs stay fresh and warns to prick shells when boiling and to wash eggs before use.

O. C. Altord Colorado Agricultural College

Prevent Coccidiosis Among Little Chicks

Prevent coccidiosis in young poultry as warm rainy springs promote its spread. Chicks four to six weeks old are most at risk with high losses. use clean new lots each spring, disinfect houses and breeders regularly, and rotate land to crops to reduce outbreaks.

I. B. Boughton University of Illinois

Light Colored Fowls Best for Marketing

In the dressed poultry trade today, the preference is for light colored birds, whether chickens, fowls or turkeys. Well fattened birds, properly bled and picked, bring the best prices. Defects in bleeding and picking may cause price reductions. Fowls four and one half pounds or more bring a premium. Broilers must start at a pound and reach a pound and a half later. Capons weighing nine pounds top the market. Nine to eleven pound young geese are in demand. Duck weight and color preferences noted.

Feeding Chicks After Hatch Leads to Slow Start

Orville Ufford of Colorado Agricultural College advises delaying food for 48 to 72 hours after hatch. He notes the yolk supplies sufficient nourishment immediately after emergence, sustaining the chick for several days.

Orville Ufford Colorado Agricultural College

Mash for Eggs and Feed Efficiency in Poultry

The article notes that despite high mash efficiency for egg production some poultry keepers ignore available guidance on mash composition. It highlights the general farmer as often at fault despite advantages like home grown feeding stuffs and the options offered to commercial poultry farmers.

Legless Man Drives Old Ford From Texas

William McKendry, chief deputy sheriff, reports witnessing a legless driver maneuver an old Henry using two iron rods connected to brake and clutch. The Texas vehicle, found with a rear license plate under a cushion, had a tag from Texas and the driver claimed to be Howell. A Michigan trip from Texas was stated as accomplished with ease.

William McKendry McKendry Main Street Texas Bond Howell Michigan Tionia News

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