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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
2
The piece argues maturity shows itself when a person avoids blame, and when a worker loves the job as much as leaving the office. It notes farmers seek fair cash returns while feeding nations, and claims living simply remains challenging.
The Michigan Milk Producers Association hosts its annual Extension Service tour in Detroit on Friday July 24. Participants include Donald R Johnson Washtenaw County Agricultural Agent B D Kuhn MSU Extension leader Norman L Peterson host Dale Butz George Parsons and I K Maystead lead a discussion with Howard F Simmons and George Irvine among others. The event begins at 10 am with a tour of Twin Pines Dairy followed by lunch at the MMPA auditorium and ends with a Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees night game.
Virginia has produced eight U.S. presidents, more than any other state, underscoring its pivotal role in American political history.
The 104th Michigan Agricultural State Fair will run in Detroit from September 4 to 13. Premiums total 115000 and are mailed with entry closing set for August 21. Livestock events will be uninterrupted in the Coliseum September 8 to 10 with an 830 pm auction September 9 and a nightly livestock parade.
Monroe county agent R J Laser advises applying nitrogen now to boost next season. Michigan State Extension horticulturist J W Rose says stop asparagus harvest when spears are small and rhubarb when growth weakens. Rates: 300 lb acre cyanimide or 490–500 lb ammonium nitrate for asparagus. 490–500 lb ammonium nitrate for rhubarb. cyanide not for rhubarb. home gardens use about five pounds per 100 feet of row.
County agricultural agent warns that fattening pigs on pasture requires sufficient protein. Harry F. Moxley of Michigan State College advises a ration of at least 14 percent protein until pigs reach 100 pounds, then gradually reduce to 10 percent.
The guidance promotes a five to one car to supplement mix to achieve 14 percent protein. Each pig should receive about six tenths of a pound of supplement daily, meaning over 100 pigs would consume a little more than a half sack of supplement each day.
The Clarance Fritz family spent Saturday in Dexter with Mr and Mrs Vern Allmendinger Mr and Mrs Ken Fitch and sons of Willow Village were Sunday guests at the Fred Giesel home at Saline Valley Farms Sunday Mr and Mrs Skeigh Townsend of Delaware O called on old friends in Saline Saturday July 11 Mrs Carl Josenhaus of Wilmington NC is spending the month with her sister Mrs John Geddis of Platt Rd and other relatives
Gene Rupert, lead in Bell, Book and Candle at Saline Mill Theatre, has been selected for Armed Forces induction. He arrived from Chicago after his honeymoon and will continue as Shea Henderson in the current production but must report for service soon after its close. Mrs. Rupert will stay through the summer season with the local professional group.
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