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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
7
Citizens in the area are urged to send all legal printing for estate settlements to this newspaper. The Tates are noted as reliable for such matters and readers should request their probate judge to forward documents to the paper.
A compilation of brief statewide reports: Petoskey man killed by a shotgun discharge while cleaning, a $35,000 Lansing armory project assured, various sentencing and legal actions in Flint and Marshall, water and fire incidents in Cheboygan and Kalamazoo, and numerous civic, business, and crime notes from across the state including Muskegon, Grand Rapids, Adrian, Saginaw, and Petoskey.
United States Department of Agriculture promotes cow testing to reveal each cow's true worth. A Missouri dairy herd example shows a 10-year Jersey named Goldie producing about 2000 pounds of milk and 526 pounds of fat, yielding $267 net. Across states, 400 associations exist, enabling monthly milk weighing and cost calculations to determine yearly returns.
Guidance stresses rapid calf growth by providing abundant good hay. It notes hay supports digestive development and should be offered even when calves are on pasture.
The note explains silos as an insurance for feed, stressing late season planting may delay crops. It discusses July 1 as a latest planting date for corn, and emphasizes feeding dairy cows a balanced mix to meet milk production and body maintenance requirements.
It is not injurious to feed a cow a properly balanced ration in proportion to the milk she gives. Usually the results from underfeeding are worse than overfeeding.
The piece argues people avoid investment guidance, citing a writer who claims up to 200 million dollars yearly in Iowa and Kansas, and about 400 million nationally, are spent on fraudulent stock deals. It suggests farmers are common victims of speculative schemes harming the nation’s finances.
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