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Saline Faces Economic Upbeat Amid National Mood
Local banks report rising totals despite a nationwide slowdown in manufacturing and business. The June meeting of the board of supervisors approved a one and one half mill road tax, backed by Atchinson, and recommended hospital construction. Two resolutions urged action by the prosecuting attorney and board of auditors on county finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Auditors
Board of Supervisors
Atchinson
Not So Strong On Tobacco Trends In Early 1900s Opinion
The piece notes cigarette production rising about two percent from a year ago while cigar manufacture fell seven percent. It recalls earlier public agitation against cigarettes as devilish and cites nicotine dangers. Doctors warn that smoking harms youths and remains a broader concern as the nation’s smoking taste shifts toward milder cigarettes.
Low Wheat Prices Hit Postwar Low Amid Surplus Prospects
The article notes wheat fell to 88 1/2 cents a bushel for July delivery, with only short covering and cash buying supporting prices. It cites large old-crop supplies, improved U S and Canadian prospects, and weakening foreign demand as drivers of persistent weakness despite near-term steadiness.
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United States
Canada
Europe
College Men Test Apple Scab Control
Michigan State College horticultural researchers report extensive field tests on apple scab controls at Morrice Belding and Fenville and in Grand Rapids. They find lime sulfur best among sprays and that dry mix and wettable sulphurs often fail. casein calcium sulfate tobacco dust additions add no value. A detailed bulletin 203 is available free from the experiment station director.
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Michigan State College
Michigan
Morrice
Belding
Fenville
Graham
Grand Rapids
Final Week of Camp Newkirk Ends Banner Season
The final week of the 1980 Camp Newkirk season in Dexter opened Sunday afternoon with many new registrations and a large third week turnout of 159 campers and leaders. Advancements toward Eagle and life-saving instruction led by Rusty Moore highlighted a season featuring Indian ceremonies, archery, and a new Treasure Island council ring. Cub program activities and daily camp fires provided ongoing engagement for younger scouts and visitors.
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Camp Newkirk
Dexter
Scout Movement
Eagle Scout
Rusty’ Moore
Indian Council
Treasure Island
Summer Minerals Needed by Cows
Dr. L A Maynard of the Cornell agricultural experiment station urges mineral supplements for cows during summer to boost calcium and phosphorus intake. A simple mix of steam bone meal, limestone and salt provides a self serve mineral option, or three to four ounces daily mixed with grain. All cattle benefit, and complex tonics are unnecessary, he says.
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L. A. Maynard
Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station
Maynard
Water as vital to milk flow in summer herd care
The article stresses abundant clean water for dairy cows in hot weather. It notes milk is 80 percent water by weight and requires about three pounds of water per pound of milk, with heavy producers needing 10 to 15 gallons daily. Cows must have water access at least twice, ideally three times daily during heat to avoid milk drops.
Beef production trends hint at rising herd sizes
Michigan State College specialists say beef cattle numbers are increasing after a low period. They warn of a price downturn as cycles show 14 to 17 year gaps between highs. Factors like lighter weight cattle marketing and U S imports may cushion prices while corn belt herds grow.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
United States
Corn Belt
Washtenaw County Fair Announces Eleventh Annual Program
The Washtenaw county fair runs August 26 to 29 with prizes and schedules available at the Fair Society office in Ann Arbor. Children under 15 and 4 H club members enter free on Children’s Day. Judging starts on Judging Day with judges to announce reasons. Homecoming Day features races cattle contests and a dog show. Pioneers Day closes the event honoring long-time county residents.
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Washtenaw County
Fair Society
Ann Arbor
Hospital contracts let for heating plumbing and more
Contracts totaling 400000 were awarded for heating plumbing ventilating sewers and other work on the new state hospital east of town. The Detroit Building Trades Council pressed living wage demands prompting a standard wage clause to be inserted by the state admin board. Additional authorizations include 50000 for water supply development and 13000 for an elevated water tank.
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State Hospital
Detroit Building Trades Council
State Administrative Board
Fred W. Green
Poor Market for Dairy Products Advantage to Efficient Farmers
A weak dairy market favors efficient dairy farmers since marginal producers struggle and may fail as butterfat prices crash. Thus feed efficiency determines profitability. The article notes that price declines compress competition, leading to under production and eventual price recovery.
New Two Cent Stamp Honoring Braddock Battle Anniversary
Government to issue a red two cent staff stamp for the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Braddock’s Field. Shape matches regular issue with a semicircular “Battle of Braddock's Field” legend and a central Colonel George Washington statue. Years 1755 1930 flank the design. release after July 10.
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George Washington
Dairy Hints for Better Milk and Cattle Health
Dairy hints emphasize pasture and soy bean feed for dairy cows, reducing grain need if pastures are high quality. Maintain clean well ventilated barns with ample water. Avoid tainting milk with feed during milking. use seamless pails or tin flushed containers and keep animals well lit.
Twelfth Young Family Reunion Held at Ridgeway Home
The twelfth annual Young family reunion gathered at Herman Mehler's Ridgeway home on Sunday July 6. A potluck dinner followed the business meeting with relatives from Ann Arbor Saline Detroit and Tecumseh in attendance.
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Herman Mehler
Ridgeway
Ann Arbor
Saline
Detroit
Tecumseh
4-H Clubs Have Picnic at Harold Miller Farm
The Saline Juniors hosted Bridgewater 4-H at the Harold Miller farm flats on a Friday evening June 27. A baseball game entertained the group with some Juniors fathers aiding the Bridgewater club due to shortage of members. Other games followed and refreshments were served.
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Saline
Bridgewater 4-H
Harold Miller
Bridgewater Club
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