Starling Trouble Warns Michigan Residents
The European starling, capable of mimicking meadowlark and bluejay songs, was introduced to New York City in 1890 and now infests Michigan with large flocks. It damages cherries in Croswell orchards, prompting calls for control, reporting of damage, and potential community shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Zoology Department
Michigan State College
New York City
Bac
Ons Canning Company
Croswell
College Zoology Department
Registration of Dairy Brand by Saline Proprietor
Herman Bredernitz applies to Washtenaw County Clerk under Act 761 for a designating mark to be used on dairy bottles cans boxes and other containers. He states principal office at 8 Merkle Street Saline Michigan and attached a $1 fee. Registration includes state filing confirmation and weekly newspaper publication in the Saline Observer for three weeks. Dated April 28 1933 with notice editions May 11 18 25 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Mercle Street
City of Saline
State of Michigan
Secretary of State
Lansing
Saline Observer
Herman Bredernitz
May meeting of Washtenaw County Council of Religious Education
The May gathering at Mrs Champion's home near Lincoln Consolidated School heard reports from division superintendents and visitors to church schools. New member Mrs Duffendack seeks connections with teachers and youth leaders as schools in Whitmore Lake Salem and Dixboro prepare visits. A planned conference similar to Saline's is set for Manchester with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Council of Religious Education
Leela Linder
Champion
Lincoln Consolidated School
Linder
Zaharee
Saline
Manchester
Frank Mickle
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
Column Beer Hysteria Contrasted With Real Prosperity
In Ponca Nebraska F D Simpson argues against beer as a national savior. He faults beer propaganda likening it to patent medicine, noting other nations with beer still face troubles and warning that drunken excess can spur false wealth myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Simpson
Ponca
Neb
Monvail
England
Germany
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Michigan Mortgage
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association announces a mortgage foreclosure sale against Arthur Brown and Cora Brown of Ann Arbor Washtenaw County. The sale, due to four months of arrears, is set for August 8 1933 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Cora Brown
Annn Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
State of
Mortgwagee
Office
the Register of Deeds
Michi-gan
Huron Valley
Savings Association
Board of Directors of Sociation
Sim
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
Huron Valvey Building and Savings Association
Michigan Corporation
Feeders Day at Michigan State College Highlights Livestock Feeding Trials
Michigan livestock men will join Michigan State College on May 13 for Feeders Day. Animal husbandry faculty will present year long feeding experiments on colts, beef cattle, swine and lambs. Topics include corn use, alfalfa meal for sows, seed values for hog rations, and parasite control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
College
Skim Milk Boosts Farm Feed Efficiency and Profits
Michigan State College dairy experts say skim milk fed to calves hogs and dairy cattle can raise profits. One hundred pounds of skim milk equals 25 pounds of corn and 11 pounds of tankage for hogs and adds valuable nutrients that promote gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dairy Department
Michigan State College
Michigan Baby Chick Show Dates Set At Michigan State College
Dates for the sixth annual Michigan baby chick show are May 23 to 26 at Michigan State College. Entries from 17 states and one Canadian province last year, totaling over 13 000 chicks, with 25 birds per entry and 21 breeds. Judging by G S Vickers and J A Davidson. Auction of all chicks on Friday afternoon May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Zeeland
G. S. Vickers
Columbus
Ohio
J. A. Davidson
East Lansing
Hachman
Poultry Association
Separate the pullets and cockerels for faster uniform growth
The New York state college of agriculture recommends separating pullets and cockerels as early as sexing allows. Med breed chicks like Leghorns separate easier, but separation aids all breeds for quicker, uniform growth and more feeding space. Keep fastest developing cockerels for breeding and send broilers to market as soon as saleable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
New York State College of Agriculture
The
College of Agriculture
Feeding Chickens Wet Mash In Summer Practices
The New York State College of Agriculture notes farmers feed a wet mash to older hens in summer and early fall. Four to six quarts per 100 hens is given in 15 to 20 minutes, usually late afternoon, with dry mash always available. Any hens not responding should be culled by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Agriculture
College
Poor Egg Layers Molt Early During Summer
A summer guide advises culling nonperforming poultry to maintain flock vigor. It emphasizes factors of a good layer, including bright combs and wattles, waxy eggs, pale beaks in yellow shanked breeds, thin flexible pelvic bones, soft pliable skin, and a wide long back, reflecting lay condition.
Poultry Hints for Farmers from an Expert
The text advises systematic culling during low prices to improve flock quality and save feed costs. It notes ducks require clean water but risk nostril clogging when drinking, and mentions early molting hens are poorer producers while late molters are better. It suggests color bands and weighings to monitor pullet weight and envisions future pasture-free poultry farming.
Local residents host friends and relatives in lengthy social round
A string of visits fills weekends and weekdays as Macon J Howell Tulsa and many others travel to and from Macon and nearby towns. Houses in Jackson Dearborn Detroit Clinton Utica Royal Oak Morenci Stony Creek host relatives and friends including families of Biddle, Harrison, Downing, and Kellum among others. A funeral in Clinton and a serious stroke in Jackson are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howell
Tulsa
Oklo
Charles McLaughlin
Tecumseh
Walter Morden Jr
Lillian Schaffer
Detroit
Ernest Hall
Toledo
Jerome Travis
Ora Heath
Melvin Vedder
Greenville
Carl Thomas
Dale Biddle
Ypsilanti
Lynford Sprague
Hudson
Mae Quackenbush
Clara Guilford
Harold Guilford
Portland
Macon
Gertrude Scudder
Idell. Griffin
Scudder
James Johnson
Leon Screder
George Nichols
Jackson
Carl Auten
Dan Reeves
Dearborn
Byron
Rhoades
James Walker
Ralph Cann
David Bush
Ella Pennington
R. G. Sage
Floyd Totten
Belle Mills
Hilwyn Camburn
F. J. Richmond
C. Richmond
Charles Harring
Delta, C
Earring
Chester Gooding
Milan
Louis ‘Kehoe
Clarence Waite
Santa Ana
Cal
Earl Kutler
Hartley Harrison
Royal Oak
Will Harring
Frank McLellan
Utica
Glenn Crittenden
Morenci
Ralph Bryant
Ruth Peterson
Julia Amiens
Chicago
Delos Biddle
Charles Downing
Fenton Barrett
Britton
Harry Downing
Social notes from Ypsilanti and area gatherings
A string of visits and twice weekend gatherings across Ypsilanti Macon Milan and Detroit included Mr and Mrs Leon Vealey Mr and Mrs Albert Johnston Mrs Harry Downing Mrs Hugh Craig Mrs Merle Draper and others. A car wreck near Dundes injured Dr R G B Marsh and wife with only minor bruises reported. W Davis of Liverpool leaves 60000 estate to care for his nine dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon ‘Vealey
Ypsilanti
Albert Johnston
Frank Stilts
Harry Downing
Macon
Hugh
Craig
Inez ‘Spence
Margaret Papp
Elizabeth Kovacs
Eged. _hospital
Detroit
Amos
Iichardt
Adolph Stierle
Herman Mehler
Hallie Mehler
Thurlow
Meri Cross
Albert Cross
Leota
Bowling Green
Ohio
Frank, Druk
Hisie
Paul Metzger
Roy Kempf
Britton
Thuriow
Merl Cross
Herbert Gilmore
Milan
Walter “Craigs
Roscoe
Hugh Craig
Merle Draper
W. G. Davis
Liverpool
Michigan student clubs lead home economics standardization effort
Data collected by Michigan State College homemaker clubs support a broad standardization project. Questionnaires sent to 200 affiliated U S clubs gather data from homemakers and bakers for a report to be presented at the national Home Economics Association meeting in Milwaukee late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Home Economics Association
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Bakers
Merle D. Byers
Michigan State College
Stich
American Home Economics Association
Atlanta
Georgia
Public Notice Hearing for Burl L. Longfellow Estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders May 26 1938 hearing to examine final administration account of Laura Longfellow administrator with will annexed for Burl L. Longfellow deceased. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. May 4 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Burl L. Longfellow
Laura Longfellow
Mith
Saline
Jay G.pray
Nora QO. Borgert
Register of Probate
Advertising and secrecy in business practice
The text argues that keeping a business secret rarely works and that active selling and advertising are essential. It emphasizes vigilance in entrepreneurship, noting that success requires effort and visible promotion to attract customers.
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A. J. Warren Fornao
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
DR. L. F. Vanamburg, M. D
Thomas Bridges
Robinwood Ave
Adams
Toledo, Ohio
County Directory
William H. Murray
Nat’l Bk
ANN Arbor Fluye Rug and Carpet. Cleaning CO
Broadway
Ann Arbor, Mich
Een
Seyfried
Ann Ardor
Mich
County Council of
C.f UL
VL. van Amerigen
Ann Arbor Trust Bilds
aAdv
Tune
Tilly
Ae College
Man
Eva Carey
Marietta Robison
Hattie Robison
Vitens Moody
Amy. Harring
Luther Kellum
Stony Creek
Buchanan
J. M. Williams
Edward Garlinghouse
Milo Barr
Ona Morris
Jessie Williams
Homer
South Saline
R. G. B. Marsh
Dundes
Michigan ‘State College
Columbia Network
Remington
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