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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

18 Jul 1929

Page 7

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

7

Two state winners named in national letter writing contest

The National Baby Chick Campaign announced winners from the nationwide contest on Why it Pays to Buy Chicks From a Hatchery. First prize went to Eloise Knox Niemeyer of Clayton Indiana, with Agnes Glazer of Lincoln Nebraska taking second.

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Field Ypsi-Field Hatchery Ypsilanti Eloise Knox Niemeyer Clayton Indiana Agnes Glazer Lincoln Nebraska G. G. Adair Rutledge Georgia Bertha Banker Baldwin City Kansas W. E. Albright Munger Michigan Mary E. Sease Gary J. T. Jackson Nagle River Wisconsin Elmer G. Biddick Livingston George Hoelz Plato Minn Algenor ‘Weber Harvey Illinois Grant E. Boyes Waterloo New York Elizabeth L. Meeks Fort Benton Montana Ed. LaValle Hurley Ernest J. Johnson Washington D. C Haydn Arcadia Martha Patton Gault Dawson Lois Terry Green City Missouri Henry Witte Vernon Elow Gwathney Paint Rock Alabama E. HE. McKee North Kenova Ohio P. B. Callender Port Neches Texas Erma Martin Mountain Park Oklahoma Wm. H. Schumacher Pierre South Dakota J. L. Pellom Lithonia T. E. Foltz Rochester Minnesota Elma N. Buchanan Lebanon John Lengyel Plymouth Rose M Pert Blue Hill Maine J. B. Draper Asheville North Carolina J. W. Bell Winchester Virginia Lucille ‘Todd Harris Quitman Allen Winslow la Salle Colorado John Perrenaud Humboldt E. B., Roberts McConnelsville K. M. Pearce Alzalea Ernest Glawe Detroit Lakes
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Hog crop outlook shows declines for 1929 pigs in Michigan

The June Pig Survey reports an 18.3 percent drop in Michigan's spring pig crop from 1928, with the United States down 84 percent and the corn belt 6.1 percent. Farrowings and sow breeding expectations for fall show mixed declines and regional differences, suggesting hog supplies will be tighter than a year ago. The U.S. Department of Agriculture will release the next Hog Outlook Report mid July and invites hog raisers to request a copy.

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Michigan United States Corn Belt U. S. Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Washington
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Wisconsin Plan modernizes silo filling for efficiency

The article outlines a shift from large crews to a streamlined system using a single elevator attachment, multiple teams for hauling, and a light blower cutter. Farmers can fill silos in three to four days, with higher stacks and better packing reducing waste and runoff while saving labor and costs. A theft report from Montcalm county notes Mrs. Alice Howorth of Hast Bushnell losing white leghorn chicks while she was injured.

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Montcalm County Alice Howorth Hast Bushnell
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Konjola Said to Cure Rheumatism and Catarrh

Joe Lazarus of Assyria Center near Battle Creek Michigan credits Konjola with curing 25 years of catarrh and 15 years of rheumatism after using four bottles. He claims restoration to health enabled him to return to work and reports dramatic relief from deafness and mucous symptoms. Konjola sold at O C Wheeler's drug store in Saline and by druggists in the region.

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Joe Lazarus Assyria Center Battle Creek Michigan Konjola O. C. Wheeler
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Probate Order for Amanda Muir Will in Washtenaw

In Washtenaw County Probate Court on July 8 1929 Judge Jay G Pray presided over the matter of Amanda Muir deceased. Petition by Mrs Josephine Schairer seeks admission of a purported last will and testament and appointment of Edward J Muir or other suitable administrator with will annexed. Hearing set for July 30 at ten in the foreroom. A copy of the order to be published three successive weeks in the Saline Observer.

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State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Amanda Muir Aaron Josephine) Schairer Edward J. Muir Salimie Jay-G. Pray Nora D.borgert Register
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