Four Poultry Tips To Raise Michigan Egg Profits
Michigan Extension Poultryman J M Moore lists four core practices to boost profits amid low prices. Gather eggs thrice daily and cool to 60 F or lower in a cool dry cellar. Keep nests clean with sandless bedding and place them away from perches in dark corners. Market eggs often and attend an egg candling and grading school July 11 to 15 for early enrollees.
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Michigan
J. M. Moore
Extension Poultryman
State College
Michigan State Poultry Improvement Association
Moore
Local Social Visits Mentioned in County Notes
Palmer Tenyck of Greenville visits Howard Copeland while Roy Goldie of Detroit stays with Joseph Sweeney Sr. Mrs Alger Allison and her son visited Brice LeBaron. Oak Grove students attend a 4 H club meeting in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Tenyck
Greenville
Howard Copeland
Roy Goldie
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Alger Allison
Brice LeBaron
Oak Grove
Ann Arbor
Richards clan attends gatherings in JUDD DISTRICT
Mrs. D G Richards and George F Richards visit A R Murray in Jackson. Celebrations include a birthday party at Cerleton and a shower for Edward Olka hosted by Levi Teachout. Families from Willow Ridgeway Milan and Hearse area joined in Saturday neighborhood events.
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D. G. Richards
George F. Richards
Ruth Riggs
A. R. Murray
Jackson
Sidney Yape
Willi Gallaher
Clifford Richards
Willow
Lugenia Richards
H. G. Richards
Clifford Brown
Ridgeway
Clyde Desbrough
Milan
A. G. Richards
Irish Hills
Alfred Acton
Arthur Alber
Edward Olka
Clara Dunn
Levi Teachout
Local Social News Highlights from Hammond District
Mrs Sheldon Baker and son David of Plymouth visit Glennis Gordon. Grand Jurors of Michigan picnic at C A Carr home. Mrs Helen Gleason of Platt visits Gordon and Wagner households. John and Mrs Boettger of Belleville visit Gordon households. Baker family plans two weeks with George I Mohrhardt. Phyllis and John Gordon of Adrian stay with Gordon and Hammond families. Hogan reunion at Adrian fairgrounds attended.
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Sheldon Baker
David
Plymouth
Glennis Gordon
Michigan
C. A. Carr
Helen Gleason
Platt
Lena Gordon
Lloyd Wagner
John Boettger
Belleville
Orange Gordon
George I Mohrhardt
Phyllis
John Gordon
Adrian
Glen Gordon
Harold Hammond
Robert Hammond
Ralph Hammond
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Hogan
Adrian Fair Grounds
Local Social Notes From Saline Area
Mrs Jim Worth of Milan visits Mrs Frank Stills. Frederic Hartwick hospitalized in St Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor. O S Evans and Herman Mehter visit Adrian. Oscar Hix weekend guests of Evans family. Irene Heman from Britton visits Lucille Cross. Mrs Hallie Mehler hosts Britton guests Roy Kempf and Arlene. Dick Kleinschmidt and James Young visit Herman Mehler in Ann Arbor area. Vealey family visits Ann Arbor Ypsilanti. Jimmy Vealey to stay briefly. Correction: Mrs Cross of Bowling Green Ohio aged 92, not 82. Roscoe Craig in Ottawa Lake for a shower honoring Dewey Rouget and bride from Blissfield.
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Jim Worth
Milan
Frank Stills
Frederic Hartwick
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Herman Mehter
Adrian
Oscar Hix
O. S. Evans
Irene Heman
Britton
Lucille Cross
Hallie Mehler
Thurlow
Roy Kempf
Arlene
Herman Mehler
Dick Kleinschmidt
James Young
Leon Vealey
Ypsilanti
Jimmy
Vealey
Cross
Bowling Green
Ohio
Roscoe Craig
Ottawa’ .Lake
Dewey Rouget
Blissfield
Macon Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Miss Margaret Frazier of Monroe visits two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A E Mackey. Dow Bilby family spends Sunday with Fay Bilby near Jerome. Clare Rhoades sufaces hosts Francis Allen of Ann Arbor and August Dechert hosts Dayton relatives. Vera Pennington returns from Jackson after two weeks with kin. Henry Frost and son Donald dine with J D Frost in Osceola. Mrs Almon Rutler and Allen Wise Gwere in Jackson as Sunday guests of Elizabeth Healey.
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Margaret Frazier
Monroe
A. E. Mackey
Dow Bilby
Fay Bilby
Jerome
Clare Rhoades
Francis Allen
Ann Arbor
August Dechert
Dayton
Ohio
Vera Pennington
Jackson
Henry Frost
Donald
Osceola, O
J. D. Frost
Almon Rutler
Allen Wise Gwere
Elizabeth Healey
Local social notes and a hunting accident report
Otto Schanz and Miss Floréstia De lores Schanz of Chelsea spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herman Schanz. Mrs E Beatty of Detroit visited relatives in the area. W Harvey and daughter from Detroit were Sunday dinner guests. The Osgood reunion at Wampler's Lake drew many from Royal Oak and nearby towns. A birthday surprise for Mrs I D Kittle brought 40 relatives from New Boston Waltz and Tecumseh. Gizetta Kovatch Edward Kasno and Donald Dechert graduated from Macon Ford School with Episcopal church exercises in Tecumseh. George Nimcheck of Detroit was injured when his shotgun discharged near Macon, losing part of his forearm. he was treated in Tecumseh and then Detroit Receiving Hospital.
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Otto Schanz
Floréstia Delores Schanz
Chelsea
Herman Schanz
Beatty
Detroit
Stephen Hasted
Harvey
Daughter
Filla Pennington
R. G. Sage
Metta Bailey
Royal Oak
Osgood
Wampler's Lake
I. D. Kittle
New Boston
Waltz
Wil
Claud. Baily
G. D. Ellis
Tecumseh
Peet
Clinton
Gizetta Kovatch
Edward Kasno
Donald Dechert
Macon Ford
Episcopal Church
George. Nimcheck
Macon
James Miller
Tecumseh “Herald
Notorious Editors In Nighttime Thefts On Chicago Streets
The account recalls Chicago Herald and Examiner figures Walter Howey and Frank Carson staging a late night theft ploy on Randolph Street. Howey flashed $26 to a ragged stranger and urged him to touch the county building while Carson signaled police. The naked victim fled with $20 as Carson mocked the scene and later pilfered from the investigator’s own home.
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Walter Howey
Frank
Carson
Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Randolph Street
Clark Street
Howey
Min
Western Newspaper Union
Keep Moving Toward Your Objective Despite Obstacles
A motivational line urging steady progress toward goals despite difficulties. It emphasizes not letting up, avoiding reliance on tomorrow, and maintaining momentum rather than restarting after a setback.
You Deserve The Balance Savings Call To Action
A promotional-style note urges readers to save by paying less for the same quality. It claims savings accumulate, leaving more money in the pocket for other uses and frequent ad-driven purchases. The tone persuades readers to seek lower prices in this newspaper's ads.
Music Aids 14500 Rural Schools and Festivals
Rural school children in 1500 schools benefited in 1988 from Michigan State College music extension. Festivals drew large crowds across Washtenaw Ogemaw Shiawassee Livingston and Gratiot. Lecturers/presenters included Mary Anne Collinge Mabel Olive Miles and others as state leaders urged more counties to join.
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Music Department
Michigan State College
Lyngston County
Howell
Michigan
L. L. Richards
Eigheen
Mary “'Anne Collingé
Mabel Olive
Miles and Hisse
Lenawee
Jackson
Bay Counties
Claire Taylor
Michigan State Department of Public Instruction
Clinton County
Montcalm County
Clifton Youngman
M. L. Smith
Central State Teachers College
Clare County
Ralph Stob
Calvin College
Kent County
Branch
Hillsdale
Oceana
St. Clair
Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims in Michigan
Four months from June 16 1938 were allowed for creditors to present claims against Joachim Burmeister deceased. Commissioners meet August 29 1938 and October 29 1938 at The Bridgewater Savings Bank for examination and adjustment of claims. Dated Ann Arbor June 16 1938. Lawrence Boetiner Oscar Bersuder Commissioners. June 30 July 7-14 1938.
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State OF Michigan
Washnaw
Joachim Burmeister
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Bridgewater
Michigan
Ann Arbor
State OF
Washtenaw
Harold E. Hildinger
Azin Arbor
New Mattresses Add to Scout Camp Enjoyment
About 60 campers will arrive Sunday at the Newkirk Scout Camp to be checked into cabins. The group unpacks new mattresses boosting camp enjoyment along with other new equipment. The camp runs through August 6 with enrollments open to man scouts and hopefuls, and features Indian Lore photography shorewave radio a camp newspaper and Friday Court of Honor.
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Newkirk
James McLaughlin
Reading Statistics on Earthquakes and Auto Accidents
An essay emphasizes personal risk from disasters and auto crashes by urging readers to picture 36,800 earthquake deaths and 967,840 injuries as real loved ones. It argues statistics should prompt caution rather than numbness and calls for safer driving.
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Japan
Yiyself
Theo
Travelers’ Insurance
Bill
Mary
John
Ima
RATS IN COLLEGE PAYCHER KEEP RATS IN COLLEGE PAYCHER
Nearly 2 000 white rats at Michigan State College support research in biological chemistry genetics psychology bacteriology and home economics. C A Hoppett uses 1400 to 1600 rats to study vitamin D content in foods and essential fatty acids while R Hunt Zoology surveys heredity as a factor in tooth decay funded by the National Research Foundation. surplus animals serve dissection classes and bacteriology, with some mice donated.
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Michigan State College
Wee R.hunt
National Research Foundation
Bacteriology
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