Central York Notes of Local Arrivals and Visits
George Skittenholm and family moved to Grass Lake. John Gooding spent Thursday with William Orr of Labine. Alger Allison visited his sister Mrs. James Critten den of Mooreville on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Alger Allison and son visited Mrs. Ella Crittenden and daughter Fern in Saline on Thursday. Frank Gable began building a house on the west forty of the A J Boatwright farm. Joseph Sweeney Jr and George Buler of Detroit spent Sunday with Joseph Sweeney Sr.
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George Skittenholm
Grass Lake
John Gooding
William Orr
Labine
Alger Allison
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Ella Crittenden
Miss Fern
Saline
Frank Gable
A. J. Boatwright
Joseph Sweeney
George Buler
Detroit
Judd District News Notes Family and Social Visits
George Franklin Richard visited Jack Langstaff Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carson entertained company over the weekend. S. Richards attended the funeral of George B. Richards at Ypsilanti Friday. Mr. and Mrs A. G. Richards plan to move back on the farm the first of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor spent Friday evening with D. G. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards and George Franklin visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards Wednesday.
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George Franklin Richard
Jack Langstaff
Carson
S. Richards
George B. Richards
Ypsilanti
A. G. Richards
Will Gallaher
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
George Franklin
Clifford Richards
Local Social Notices From South Saline and Tecumseh Area
Fragments list visits and visitors across South Saline Tecumseh with names including Stilts Root Vealey Craig Kuder Mehler Hix and others. Birth announced for Michael and Mrs Papp daughter on Sunday March 27. Shared meals and guest visits noted among families and neighbors.
Hammond District Social Ties Quiet Week
George Needham visited Toledo on Monday. Kerry Gordon returned to Olivet after a two week vacation. Mrs Alvin Lewis and children called on Mrs Pearl Gilbert Friday. Walter Gordon family weekend in Detroit. Leonard Clark of Ann Arbor dined with George Needham. Genevieve Gilbert spent Tuesday night with Beatrice McCollum. Mr and Mrs Robert Love and family visited E M Gilbert. Betty Gordon visits Plymouth with sister Mrs Sauk. Chester Richard of Horoway spent Sunday with the Hammonds. Mabel Vaness and Robert of Detroit visited the Hoveys. Harold Locke of Charlotte vacationed with Floyd Co and Elwood Owen families. Sherman Mehler and Mrs Hammond spent Friday in Ann Arbor with James.
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Donald Stilts
Ted Root
Ann Arbor
Joyce Vealey
Walter Craig
Roscoe Craig
Michael Papp
Hamilton Moore
Jim Wright
Laverne Steel
Stauber
Britton
Carroll Kuder
Macon
Hari Kuder
Roy Eisel
Findlay
Ohio
Fred Teufel Bames
Leon Vealey
Hattie Kutler
Hallie Mehler
Thurlow Mehler
Roy Kempf
Harry Downing
Oliver
Mattie Craig
Rosmoe Craig
Helen Kellogg
Pursell
Ypsilanti
Herman Mehler
Warold Hammond
James Young
Ann Arporriday
Oscar Hix
Detroit
D. Swans
George Needham
Toledo
Kerry Gordon
Olivet
Alvin Lewis
Pearl Gilbert
Walter Gordon
Leonard Clark
Genevieve
Gilbert
Beatrice McCollum
Robert Love
Birs
E. M. Gilbert
Betty Gordon
Tra Sauk
Plymouth
Chester Richard of
Horoway
Robert Hammond
Mabel Vaness
Robert
Hovey
Needham
Harold Locke
Charlotte
Floyd Co
Elwood Owen
Amily
Bir
Claude Gilbert
Irs
Harold Hammond
Clayton Bigelow
Monroe
Roy Bisel
Mike Papp
Marjorie Barbara
F. J. Day
J. W. Howell
J. C. Howell
Adrian
Dow Bilby
Fay Bilby
Onsted
Richard Robinson
Marjorie Morgan
P. K. Morgan
Robert Johnson
Will Murphy
Andrew Johnson
Clifford Tingley
Carl McClue
Clifford Mansfield
Alice Winchell
J. D. Frost
Elwyn Bugbee
Charles Biddle
Floyd’ Cross
Bruce Perkins
Flint
Carl Panck
Howell
Floyd Spence
Ray Galway
Cherry Hill
R. G. Sage
John Osgood
George Bailey
8. B. Ray
Frank Sage
Clinton
Sunday Social Roundup in Macon Area
Local residents and guests fill afternoons with calls and visits from Monroe to Detroit. Birth announced for Marjorie Barbara Papp with family in Macon, while multiple communities share weekend gatherings and calls across Adrian Jackson Onsted Ypsilanti and Clinton households.
Feed Effects on Poultry Product Quality Highlighted
An address from the Southern Mixed Breed Manufacturers Association in Dallas discusses how feed influences poultry product quality. It cites fat content from feed fats, flavor changes in milk butter and eggs, and issues from cottonseed products and fish oils affecting egg acidity, taste, and storage.
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Southern Mixed
Poultry Feed Additives and Ration Balancing Notes
College experiments show yeast can boost chick gains and reduce mortality but costs 20 to 25 cents per pound. Omega factors include vitamin E and B, whey milk sugar at five percent boosts growth, cod liver oil high in vitamins A and D, fish meal at five percent with cod liver oil, and bone meal for phosphorus and calcium. University tests link high phosphorus to up to 150 percent dairy gains. balance rations with concentrates when home grain is limited. The editor invites reader queries as the service offers up-to-date lab results.
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Cornell University
Cornell
University of Minnesota
Ancona
Farming It and Housekeeping Tips From a Rural Sketch
A farmer discusses flock management with pullets and bullies, moving timid birds to a separate pen. The piece describes a land roller built from a concrete form, storing cabbage through winter on sod with litter, and a sow entering the bed. It also covers spraying potatoes with Bordeaux on undersides using a long nozzle and a home-made wagon with three foot wheel spacing.
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Iowa
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Hermitn Mehler
Harold Hamimond
W. D. Cook
Grace Cook
Paul Carey
Grand Lodge
Floyd Carey
George Elete Felete
By Ross M. Sherwood
Homer Tibus
Edison Lake
Huron Valley’ Post
American Legion
Belleville
the Legion
FBI
W. L. Sturm
Ned Moore
Mary
Hite Lam Lane
Faeredson
Mery
Mary Elizabeth Sawyer
Sterling
Massachusetts
Marca
Hasto
Sterling Massaghnett
Fords Wayside Inn
Sunbury
Mass
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Cole’s. Feed Store
Ize
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
L. D. Tanner
Megs
ME. Farmer
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