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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
5
Local news reports a Jersey cow killed by rabies at week’s end. Numerous social visits span Ann Arbor Detroit Saline Milan and Washtenaw County. A 66 year old man Fred Braman dies in Milan with interment in Saline. Washtenaw Pomona Grange set meeting date.
A large district meeting discussed school leadership changes and new hiring. Edward Alber won a board seat replacing Frank Rose, while Mrs Anna Miller retained her position. New staff include Nurnberger as Senior Superintendent and Mrs Nurnberger as Principal, with several other teachers listed.
William Towler is on the sick list and Fred Zimmerman bought his home from G W Shaw. Michael O Hara of Ann Arbor visited Saline friends Friday. Mrs A E Cele visited sister Mrs James Koons of Pontiac. Mina Bordine returned home from Chicago for summer. A baby boy was born Tuesday June 3 to Aly and Mrs Joan Hack. Amanda Meyer visits relatives in Ann Arbor. Edward Muir and Martin Gable paint their homes. Fred Lambarth builds a new barn. Sewer contract awarded to VanderWeele Bros of Grand Rapids for 17517.65, bid lowest. Trains on the Take Shore between Hillsdale and Ypsilanti resume Sunday. morning east 10 07, evening west 7 08.
Thirty years ago haying was well started. Arthur Sturm is home for summer vacation. Miss Florence Shaw of Jackson returned home to spend her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Devendinger of South Lyon visit relatives. Cone Schuller lost a cow and a horse died recently. Wheat market jumps with top at 88 cents. Miss Clara Maud Clark died after a long injury and amputation. Weather brings heavy wheat and grass growth. Treasury vaults and navy expansion are discussed in context of surplus.
Dairy hints show more cows join cow testing associations than ever. Milk cows falter if deprived of ample water and will not reach max milk with ice water. Experiments at South Dakota State College indicate self feeders are uneconomical for dairy calves as they overeat high protein feeds and neglect roughage.
Problems which arise in the farm feed lots are the basis for the experimental work in livestock feeding to be explained at the annual Feeders Day at Michigan State College on Friday, June 15. Speakers include C. F. Huffman, M. S. C. dairy department. R. S. Hudson, farm superintendent. W. B. Edwards, G. A. Branaman, and G. Brown from animal husbandry. E. B. Hill, farm management. HB. A. Beamer, Michigan Livestock Producers. and Charles J. Snyder, editor of Daily Drovers Journal in Chicago.
Two 1924 Ford touring cars offered by George W. Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers. Cars described as good condition with prices noted as sour.
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