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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
Michigan conducts a sheep improvement contest across 32 counties to raise lamb quality and prices for shepherds. Demonstrations and farm visits promote better flock practices supervised by Michigan State College animal husbandry staff. Prizes awarded to counties with many shepherds using improved methods.
The piece notes politicians plan visits this year during summer, urging residents to be welcoming as candidates seek votes. It stresses that these visitors are well intentioned and include both men and women, spending money to meet voters and asking for no money in return.
A historic note describes stark lines between poverty and crime with focus on labor penalties and enforcement themes. The text underscores social tension and punitive approaches in past policy debates.
Commissioners invite creditors to present claims against Arthur A. Wood deceased four months from June 20 1930. They will meet August 25 1930 and October 25 1930 at 10 a.m. at County Building Ann Arbor to examine and adjust claims. Dated Ann Arbor June 20 1930. D E Beach Theodore A Reyer Commissioners. June 26 July 3-10 1930.
A writ of fieri facias directs a sheriff sale of one third of a Saline village land parcel in Washtenaw County. The property fronts Lot 6 Section 3 and will be sold to the highest bidder on July 26 1930 at 2 PM at the north front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse. James W Robison sheriff. Dean S Face attorney. Grand Rapids office.
Formal announcements place Chase Osborn in the Michigan senatorial contest opposing James Couzens. Osborn campaigns on his long service to the upper peninsula and state, with supporters urging united backing to overcome Couzens's wealth and patronage in what is seen as a closely watched renomination bid.
Most scouts will leave Sunday for Camp Newkirk for one to two weeks with some cubs joining. Each attendee should bring three blankets extra khaki shirts and shorts leather shoes tennis shoes a sweater a slicker towels bathing suit extra underwear and toilet articles. Other items such as a camera flashlight scout knife and hatchet are useful. Parents may visit Sundays and Wednesdays. transportation can be arranged if needed. Cubs earned ribbons for perfect attendance five months silver Lloyd Armbruster Lloyd Bowen Milton Hartman Stanley Hartman Robert McCord Alvan Lang Kenneth Volz Richard Ward four months blue Glenn Bracey Ronald Coe Verne Dieterle three months green John Albert Schroen two months red Paul Lambarth. A joint council fire occurred Tuesday night at the tourist camp as the last session before camp. The next meeting is in August.
Chicago gangsters should know better than to kill a newspaper man. Police run ragged as they circle suspects while Chicago papers offer rewards totaling 65 000 dollars. Hearst press humorously promises a swift find and reward.
The piece notes May and early June were cold and rainy, slowing crops, but recent warm days and occasional rains have spurred rapid growth. It celebrates Michigan as a late but thriving garden spot and thanks the season for favorable conditions.
New Jersey expert A Freeman Mason urges petal fall application of lead arsenate to kill worms entering through blossom ends. Add dry mix sulphur lime or lime-sulphur to curb apple scab. Use nicotine sulfur with spray to kill aphids and red bugs. Delay harms effectiveness and russeting risk.
Advice on sprayer and duster maintenance emphasizes testing before the season, cleaning nozzles and disks, overhauling as needed, and keeping a repair kit ready. Delays during prime season can ruin spraying efficiency as insect cycles continue. Prepare spare parts and protective gear ahead of opening.
Growers adopt nonstop spraying with rigs moving slowly without stopping at each tree. For effectiveness the rig must deliver high gallons per minute to control orchard pests. Operator comfort is emphasized with goggles respirators and related gear recommended if it improves use.
Young canes grow upright then bend and trail as they branch. Cutting the growing tip in summer induces earlier branching, which supports the canes better and allows more time before frost to thicken buds and strengthen growth.
The article explains strawberry runners root best in wet weather and dry conditions hinder rooting. It advises covering the joint with a small amount of soil to anchor the runner and promote downward root growth, ensuring new plants form reliably.
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