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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
7
Michigan with Farm Safety Week highlights farming as a leading cause of workplace deaths. Dr. William De Kleine notes burns explosions and tractor crashes kill many, especially children and homemakers. Tractors, machinery, and livestock injuries dominate the toll. prevention relies on simple precautions and hazard lists.
The article notes phiazine development cost about 10 000 but could save livestock valued at around ten million dollars. It also mentions broader farming tips from crop to livestock management, including pasture choices, orchard planting, and forage strategies.
Reformatory Tulip Aaggie Valdessa and Reformatory Aaggie Tulip Valdessa, twin Holsteins born July 21, 1942, were both classed EXCELLENT by C N Vickers of Lamar Colorado. The twins join a lineage including Reformatory Century Aaggie and bolster a 140 head herd that yielded 461 pounds of butterfat in 1946.
The Saline city council postponed the July 14 meeting to July 15 1947 with Mayor Gross and six members present. Officers approved June 9 minutes and passed motions to pattern a peddlers and solicitors ordinance after Ypsilanti, require prepaid utilities for Fi View subdivision plat, approve the presented bill for payment, and adjourn the session.
After the 1946 47 fiscal year the conservation department reports new highs in license sales. Small game hunters total 691 591 with 678 085 residents. deer hunters 354 371 with 345 826 residents and 4 453 archers. sport fishermen 989 332 with 725 611 residents. Michigan may set a national record for a single state.
The pilot fish, a tropical and subtropical ocean species related to the mackerel, travels with ships and sharks in search of food. It reaches about 12 inches, has bluish coloration with five to seven dark bands, and a distinct keel along each tail side. It often ventures into ports in summer, reaching as far as the southern New England coast.
Mrs Finkbeiner and Mr Whipple are noted in a wedding related notice. The groom served four and a half years in the Army including fifty two months in the European theater. He is now employed by Ford Motor Co in Manchester. Liner ads get results.
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