Record shows twice daily milking on 305 day basis
A dairy production record notes a twice daily milking schedule on a 305 day basis equivalent to 11,531 pounds of milk.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1953
Page
3
A dairy production record notes a twice daily milking schedule on a 305 day basis equivalent to 11,531 pounds of milk.
Ruth Lutz gave a talk on Parliamentary procedure as Gleason arranged the meeting. Frieda Braun and Phyllis Robison served refreshments. the next meeting is set for March 19. Ruth Lutz, Reporter.
The Washtenaw Probate Court directs all interested to appear on April 15 1953 at 10 00 AM to show cause why license to Arthur Alber Administrator should not be granted to sell or mortgage estate real estate for distribution. Publication to run three weeks in Saline Observer.
The notice requests all known parties in interest be served by registered mail with return receipt at least 14 days before a hearing or by personal service at least 5 days prior. Judge Jay H. Payne of Probate signs the document, with William R. Stagg as Register of Probate and Stanton G. Roesch as attorney in Saline Michigan. Dated 3-26.
On February 26 the 4 H Club and their parents visited a plastic factory in Dexter for an educational tour.
Max Spike of Route 1 Saline Michigan owns a Jersey cow that achieved a production record of 11 305 pounds of milk with 581 pounds butter fat at age 5. The record was set by Laddie Freda Star with tests supervised by Michigan State College for The American Jersey Cattle Club Columbus Ohio.
A lender notes a borrower will have life insurance coverage equal to the loan amount. The statement implies the policy will secure repayment in the event of the borrower's death.
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