Growing Chicks Benefit From Green Feed and Clean Quarters
North Carolina poultry adviser C F Parrish urges green feed daily for growing chicks especially in limited yards. Recommend lawn clippings alfalfa rye or similar greens per 100 chicks, more as they age. 100 hens need 6 to 7 pounds daily. Emphasizes clean brooders, fresh water, shade, and blood testing to improve stock.
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C. F. Parrish
North Carolina State College
Parrish
North Carolina
Air. Varrish
Early Roosting for Chicks Encouraged in Poultry Housing
Guidance urges prompt roosting. chicks should settle quickly to reduce farmer troubles. Proposes a brooder with nooses on five sides and rear, a roost one foot above floor, hinged roosts, 2 by 2 inch material with rounded edges, roosts 10 inches apart, and a half inch mesh chick net under to protect the chicks in corners and under front crow.
Table Straps Are Good for All Poultry Floecks
Table scraps and waste foods form a rough balanced ration for a small flock of farm hens when mixed with scratch grain. Avoid spoiled canned goods or moldy feed to prevent digestive issues. A laying mash provides balance when other scraps lack nutrients. Hens digest well with dry grain containing bran and ground grains.
Poultry Notes on Hatching and Flock Management
The note advises artificial hatching for turkey operations and stresses sanitation to keep mortality under 10 percent. It recommends selling cockerels after the season, selling moulting hens while prices are good, preserving eggs in water glass, and feeding ample grain to build flesh before peak production.
Crowing Hen Steals Spotlight in Local Fowl Tale
A Barred Rock hen in Mr and Mrs Scott’s flock defies jokes about hens laying eggs and the Depression era. The bird, nearly a year old, cackles and crows loudly, drawing attention to its egg production and becoming the talk of the farm and community.
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Nina Scott
Courier
Kansas
Nan
Scott
Fidck
Death of J George Alber of Lodi Township at 78
J George Alber, 78, of Lodi township, died Tuesday morning at an Ann Arbor hospital after a brief illness. Born January 2, 1854, in Lodi township, he was the son of John Alber and Margaret Metzeger Alber. He lived with his brother Henry in Lodi for 25 years and was a member of St. John's Church at Bridgewater. Funeral services Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Young Chapel in Ann Arbor and 10:30 a.m. at the church in Bridgewater, Rev. Mr Philipp officiating. Burial in St. John's Cemetery.
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George, Alber
Lodi Township
Ann Arbor
John
Geneéreé
Margaret Metzeger Alber
Henry
Lodi
St. John's Church
Bridgewater
Phillipp
St. John’s Cemetery
Claude Warboy
Flint
Chester Leonard
Clarence Cook
Empianuel Cook
Neon
Chelsea
R. W. Ewing
Maurine
Helen Armbruster
Pontiac
Edward Law
Joyce
Detroit
Hanry Friis
Edwina Learmont
Ann
Arbor
Robert. Winkworth
Fairbanks
Frank Ellig
Dundee
C.,lossing -and
Deerfield
Henry Ormsby
Sela Fitzgerald
Saline
Chauncey
Max Fitzgerald
Ana
John Clark
Denver
Colorado
Clarencé- “Derrs
Evelyn
Thomas
Lawrence - of - Detroit
Harry Friis
Poe
Walter-Armbruster
Fred Stollsteinter
Birk
Gottlob ‘Wahr
Edgar Guthardt
Atd’ Reese
Chicago
George W. Seeger
Henry A. Sehroen
Hazel
Oakwood Cemetery
Legion
Parks
Children's Aid
Society
T. F. Jones
W. W. Ager
Cleveland
Andi M
J. B. Wallace
Henry Ager
F. D. Brown
Notice to Destroy Weeds in Lodi Township Michigan
Public notice requires landowners and occupants in Lodi Township Washte naw County Michigan to cut and destroy all noxious weeds on or before July 1 1932 and again by September 1 1932 with repeat weeding as needed. Noncompliance incurs costs plus a 10 percent levy added to the property tax. Brush along highway right of way must also be cleared by the same dates. Dated August 1 1932 by Highway Commissioner August Henes.
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Down
August Henes
Lodi Township
County of Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Rainy Day Rainmaker Sparks Farm Weather Bill
A farmer laments a costly shower yesterday as a rainmaker device runs up a bill nearing $1,000. The exchange hints at saving for rainy days despite high weather-related charges.
Making History and Good News in a Tangled Snippet
A fragmented clipping mentions a history maker and a Senator discussing it, plus a note about a young composer citing publisher luck. It also contains stray phrases about a roof, landlord, and bad luck, ending with a brief line about we won’t rt Wave.
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Gessary
Apia de
Local social notes and obituaries from Saline district 1932
Local column records visits and events across Ann Arbor Chelsea Saline Ypsilanti Jackson and Detroit noting gatherings travels and social calls. It reports the death of George G Burkhart president of Saline Savings Bank and details county O E S activities and a Brooklyn celebration plan for June 23 24 and 25.
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Brooklyn
Addison Courter
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Notice
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sunday each month Everyone invited to attend located in Bridgewater with Pastor M C Phillipp officiating
Probate notices from Washtenaw County Michigan 1932
Multiple probate notices from Washtenaw County Michigan dated May 1932. Creditors are urged to present claims by September 5 1932 with hearings scheduled July 6 1932 and September 9 1932. Estate of Burl Longfellow and estate of James Walter Dicks referenced. hearings set in Ann Arbor at the probate office.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Burl
Longfellow
Ann Arbor
Jay G, Pray
State OF Michigan
Jay G
James Walter Dicks
Samuel Richard Dicks
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Downstairs Store Offers Wide Range of Bargains
Readable ad notes Thursday to Saturday sale in Ypsilanti Downstairs Store with 2 for $1 deals on summer ties and linens, $1 shirts, $1.50 shorts, and $1.00 to $1.25 items on fabrics, underwear, and clothing. Includes electric clocks, 5 pairs socks, printed silks, lace blouses, and bed linens. Outdoor pieces feature denim, prints, and children sandals with emphasis on value and cash and carry.
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Tecumseh Herald
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Washington Star
F. D. Ford
Carl Gillen
Mire
Marshall
C. A. Jordan
Iman Ash
Ypsilants
C. Na
Jordan
Charles Emmens
Jackson
Milers Flats
W. Li. Rundel
C. S. Chissus
Commerce
Laverne. Leonard
Whittaker
J.F. Wurster
Lewis Ernst
Bridges
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Masoris
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