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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
3
Silage Advantage Over Rye and Alfalfa for Harvesting
The article explains that silage of green crops is feasible for many plants but corn yields the most food material per acre when silaged. It notes lower dry matter loss and waste with silage than fodder, and that silage enables faster field turnover and similar costs to shocking. It cites Farmers Bulletin 575 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Scrub Sire Not Economical In Livestock Breeding
The article argues against using a scrub sire as a cheap stay and stresses that offspring determine profits. It notes purebred sires with merit yield better, more uniform stock and faster gains, citing market prices from nine to eleven cents for different grades of steers and the economic advantage of better cattle.
Change Pasture for Sheep for better worm control and nutrition
The article advises frequent pasture changes for sheep to provide a fresh bite, avoid overgrazing, and reduce worm infestations. It notes lambs especially need new seeding each spring. New grass aids palatability, mastication, digestion, and mineral/organic feed supply versus contaminated pastures.
Rise in prices for horses and mules amid growing demand
A report notes higher prices for good draft horses and mules despite over twenty-nine million horses and nearly five million tons on farms. Authorities forecast steady price levels for the next three years due to expanding farming and transportation needs.
Michigan State News Briefs From Multiple Cities
Pontiac-George W Hannum named Oakland Motor Car general manager succeeding Fred M Warmer. Vicksburg-George Lee 70 dies of heart disease while mowing. Coldwater-Con gregational church at East Gilead destroyed by lightning. damage 4000. Ann Arbor-Dr John Dieterle German teaching staff dies at Whitmore Lake. Marek-Miscauno Island in Menominee river taken over for country club by Chicago men. Bay City-Frank Gielda 56 hangs himself. neighbors trouble cited. Pontiac-Lorena Beebe 106 celebrates birthday born 1815 in New York. Sault Ste Marie-Perry drowning prob foul play. body found in river. Flint-E W Atwood and K King authorize belt line contract with Pere Marquette. Standish-US biol survey conducts hunter trainer program at Burgland. Pontiac-Damages claimed over water taps hurting Birmingham wells. Sault Ste Marie-woman believed Florence Pederson body found near Maple Island. Kalamazoo-Edward Codde Liberty bonds recovered. now in federal treasury. Saginaw-Theodore Kasper pleads guilty. 10 years prison. Flint belt line project approved. Pontiac-three St Louis youths accused of Heinz pickle factory break-in. sentence deferred. Paw Paw-Mrs Sarah S Tabor manslaughter case dismissed. Hast Lansing-accidental shell misfire endangers three girls in Abbott Hall. firing to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek—Miscauno
Menominee River
Association of Chicago
Wisconsin & Michigan Lumbermen
Bay City
Frank Gielda
Beaver Township
Pontiac
Lorena Beebe
Orion
William Shoemaker
Monroe County
N. Y
Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Sheriff’s Departments
James Perry
Soo Towing Co
Perry
St. Mary’s River
Flist
George Sutherland
Greenville
Standish
U. S. Biological Survey
Kalamazoo
Edward Codde
Augusta
State Bank
Federal Treasury Department
Washington
Saginaw
Theodore Kasper
Carrollton
Seattle
Jackson
Flint
E. W. Atwood
King
Common Council
F. H. Alfred
Pere Marquette
St. Louis
Holly
Covert
Mike Karfick
Martin Dormandy
Joe Chromoga
Paw Paw
L. B. Des Voignes
Sarah S. Tabor
Maude Tabor Virgo
Tabor
P. G. Wrightson
State Fair Receives Historic Gift From Michigan
The Michigan State Agricultural Society transfers the Michigan State Fair property at Detroit to the state along with over 210000 dollars in cash. The move, praised as the era’s most significant step, expands the fair’s scope without changing management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Agricultural Society
Michigan
Commonwealth
Detroit
Safe water on Great Lakes ships under extended health rules
Great Lakes ships must obtain drinking water from U S Public Health Service approved sources or treat onboard, with separate drinking lines and clearly marked nondrinkable taps. State health officials inspect 127 supply sources for intercity carriers and a sanitary engineering inspector conducts regular samples to ensure safety. A second 8th grade exam is announced for June 9 and 10 for students previously ill or in quarantine, requiring a physician clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
State Department of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Michigan
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Bureau of Laboratories
T. Mo. Johnson
Court House
Ann Arbor
Cattle Exhibition at State Fair Overseen by Norton Jr
The Detroit state fair cattle exhibit September 2 to 11 will be managed by H. W. Norton Jr the state livestock sanitary commissioner succeeding H. H. Halladay who is now state agriculture commissioner and board chairman of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Halladay
Michigan
Detroit
H. W. Norton, Jr
State Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Marriage Licenses Issued To Area Residents
The list shows marriages between F L Porter age 29 of Ypsilanti and Maggie Woods 26, Carl Schallhorn 24 of Ann Arbor with Clara Rothfuss 21, James Ray Slocum 33 of Ann Arbor with Mary Dick Cook 27 of San Diego California, Charles Gormley 23 Norvell with Sadie Madeline Bertke 19 Manchester, Willian H Lawrence 21 Ypsilanti with Myrtle Dill 19 Traverse City, Roy Hartman 23 Ann Arbor with Ethel Hiser 19 Dundee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ray Slocum
Ann Arbor
Mary Dick Cook
San Diego
Cal
Charles Gormley
Norvell
Sadie Madeline Bertke
Manchester
Willian H. Lawrence
Ypsilanti
Myrtle Dill
Traverse City
Roy Hartman
Ethel Hiser
Dundee
Blakley Divorce Case Adorns Washtenaw Court Docket
The Michigan circuit court in Washtenaw County orders James Francis Blakley to enter appearance within three months. Publication of the notice will begin in The Saline Observer within two weeks. Judge George W. Sample presides. Lee N. Brown is the plaintiff’s attorney of Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Jennie Maud Blakley
James Francis Blakley
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Gregg
Observer
Joseph L. Arnet
A. J. Warren
A. J. Sawyer
William H. Murray
First National Bh
Notary Public Tn
Painter’s
D. A.R
A. A. Fiuit Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
Ann Artor
D. M. Forshee
Floyd E. Daggett
the Peoples Abstract Company
Firestone
E. M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
Gus
J. Vogel
Washington Street
Murdock
Lalley
W. Huron St
the Garment Cleaning Company
South 4Th Avenue
Corn Corp
State News
George W. Hannum
Oakland Motor Car Company
Fred M. Warmer
Vicksburg
George Lee
Lapeer County Farm Bureau
Congregational
East Gilead
Here
John Dieterle
University of Michigan
Whitmore Lake
Birmingham
Florence Pederson
Buffalo
Maple Island
State Fair
America
George W. Dickinson
Dickinson
John 8. Haggerty
Board of Managers of
Groesbeck
Upper Peninsula
Livestock Sanitary
State Commissioner of Agriculture
John S. Haggerty
Fred M. Warner
Farmington
Edward N. Hines
Oscar K. Webber
Andrew J. Crawford
Tawas City
Robert N. Wallace
A. 3B. Stevenson
Port Huron
Jacob. DeGeus
Alicia
Frank Coward
Bronson
H.'s. Newton
Hart
Frank H. Milham
Clark H. Brody
Three Rivers
Forrest A. Lord
Mt. Clemens
Perry F. Powers
Cadillac
Edward A. Hamer
Chassell
John A. Miller
Swartz Creek
Thomas BE. Newton
Arthur Peterson
Escanaba
William H. Oliver
Grand Rapids
Health Department
F. L. Porter
Maggie Woods
Same
Carl Schallhorn
Clara Rothfuss
State OF
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
Chancery
Claramon L. Pray
Ypsilanti, Mich
Plaintiff's Attorney
Ed By
Og Sy
Q Herman Heininger
Silo
Indiana
Bourbon and
B. V
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Huron ST
Huron Street
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