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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
11
Michigan State College poultry experts outline a feeding plan from day three to maturity. A dry mash of corn meal flour middlings dried milk meat scraps bone meal and salt is recommended for four weeks, with clean feeding dishes and ample space.
The University of Michigan Museum of Classical Archaeology showcases life of ordinary people from ancient times. The 1928 29 report notes 1059 building materials mosaics brick stamps 1000 plus glassware 400 lamps 400 inscriptions. Exhibits span Newberry Hall with Karanis finds Fayoum Egypt daily life items building materials and public life scenes.
Wassily Besekirsky is appointed head of the violin department at the University of Michigan School of Music, effective June 30. The Russian-born virtuoso and teacher succeeds Professor Samuel P. Lockwood, with a career spanning Boston, New York, Providence, and major European centers under Stokowski and Stransky. An anecdotal closer notes Chicago inquiry about why men love their wives.
In Brighton a Ohio couple Harl Bowster and wife reconciled after a domestic clash. The wife fled with their child, Bowster arrested on a complaint, and in Judge Collett's court they were reconciled. The couple, ages 30 and 32, vowed never to feud again.
The poultry department at Michigan State College announces the third annual baby chick show will run May 14 to 15. Entries require 25 chicks of one breed sent by mail or express. all entries become property of the show and will be auctioned May 15. Turkeys ducks geese and pheasants join the prizes with many trophies in wait. The Michigan Poultry Improvement Association meeting is May 15 at 10 a.m.
The Minneapolis Journal argues that parents carry primary responsibility for shaping a boy into a productive citizen. It stresses daily involvement, supervision, and keeping him engaged, noting this demanding duty should not be delegated to schools or police, and requires sacrifice of parents' time.
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