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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
4
Agricultural note compares early and late cutting of timothy alfalfa and clover with higher protein and palatability in early harvests. Cites Missouri research and outlines recommended cutting stages. Also includes a Michigan chancery notice about a title dispute in Washtenaw County with publication deadlines.
Order for publication in Saline Observer announces hearing on final administration account of John J. Kenney deceased. Judge Jay G. Pray sets June 29 at 10:00 AM for examination and distribution. Nora Borgert to register. Notice runs for three weeks in Washtenaw County.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders creditors to present claims for Emma B Walker deceased on or before August 27 1943 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office Ann Arbor. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Judge Jay G Pray signs June 24 1943 with July 1 8 1943 publication dates.
Among the casualties returning to the United States from the Solomons are men who have lost their hearing not from injury or shock but from insect attacks on men who had no mosquito barrier protection.
Rutgers expert E J Perry says cows should be fed according to milk yield as crop yields vary and supply is tight. He advises weekly dairy milk readings to adjust grain, emphasize pasture, and tailor grain to pasture quality. Rotating pastures and maintaining proper sward height boost yields and profits.
Fifty percent of farm fires are preventable says F W Nie meyer of the Farm Credit administration of St Louis. Farmers should guard against defective flues roof sparks smoking spontaneous combustion and careless gasoline kerosene handling. The duration will be hard to rebuild due to scarce lumber hardware roofing and labor. The WLB limits new construction to essential war production aligned with farming, using minimal scarce materials and not hindering war work.
Florence C. Weed explains how farm carcasses and city waste are handled by rendering plants. Dead animals are converted into by products such as leather, fats, soaps, and feed, with by‑products financed costs. Columbus, Ohio disposes of about 2,800 carcasses yearly through city rendering operations.
Two of the seven basic food groups government nutritionists deem necessary for health and strength are potatoes and other vegetables and fruits.
Pvt Lawrence McAllister is stationed at Camp Crowder Missouri with the Air Corps. Max Collins joins the Naval Air Corps and awaits active duty. Russell Bearss, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Bearss, reports to Williamstown Massachusetts on July 1 to join Navy Air Corps for eight months of college. Set and Mrs Donald Klein hosted at Sheppard Field Texas while Klein returns after a 14 day furlough. Herbert Morden of Macon entertained last week honoring her brother Bud Koebbe home on a 19 day furlough from Camp Campbell Kentucky with Wanda and Joe Thomas of the Navy visiting. relatives came from Pleasant Lake Detroit and Jackson.
Auxiliary First Class Betty Wheeler is at Gowen Field Boise Idaho taking over the duties of a soldier who will be released for active duty. Read the liner ads now.
In Washtenaw County Michigan Probate Court presided by Judge Jay G Pray sets August 20 1943 as the final date for creditors to file claims against the estate of the deceased Robert D Jedele. The order directs claims be presented at the Ann Arbor Probate Office prior to ten oclock in the forenoon and requires publication for three consecutive weeks.
The back to the farm movement gains force. For oats grown with legumes, use an early maturing variety that yields minimal straw. Kanota and Vieland are best suited for this purpose and also provide strong grain yields.
Begin Breeders Early The 1944 poultry stock selection starts now. Quality young birds yield better broilers for frying roasting and market. Males of heavy breeds should show tail feathers by 12 days and full back feathering by eight weeks to qualify as breeders.
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