Local Notices and Socials From York Center Area
Saturday and Sunday visits noted among residents including Una Lamb in Ann Arbor and Detroit guests Guy Richards Parker Murray and others. PTA meeting at Oak Grove school drew 38. book exhibits by library extension work travel to Oak Grove York from November 27 to December 4 with daily viewing hours 9 to 4.
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Una Lamb
Ann Arbor
Guy Richards
Parker Murray
Detroit
Mrs. Galloway
Cherry Hill
Oak Grove P.T.A
Worlk
U. Off M
Oak Groove School
York
District News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits
Joe Masten sold his farm while Mrs. Teachout called on Mrs. Davy Monday afternoon. Reeves and Pearl Steiman visited Ann Arbor on Friday. Teachouts visited Dundee. Whitfields sold their farm and moved to Saline. Harwood stayed with Levi Teachout Friday evening. Florine Richards visited Ella Anderson in Ann Arbor last week. George Bussenberg and Alpha Gramer visited D. G. Richards home. D. G. Richards and Mrs. Van Hieuten stopped by Sidney Vane’s in Ann Arbor Sunday. Harwood Richards Teachout and the Teachouts attended a Zone meeting at Mooreville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Masten
George Bpssenberg
Alpha Gramer
D. G. Richards
van Hieuten
Sidney Vane
Ann Arbor
Central Lodi Residents Share Weekend Visits
Miss Helen Stierle visited her mother Mrs. Lycia Stierle while neighbors and families including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Combs, Mr. and Mrs. Fed Mayer, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rentschler spent Sundays and Mondays at each other's homes. Abs. Fred Meyer and son helped with corn husking. Afternoon callers included Mr. and Mrs. Irving LeBaron. France may be peeved at the United States but has not yet refused salacious divorce trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stierle
Lycia Stierle
Guy Combs
Ann Arbor
Fed Mayer
Warren
Clayton Rentschler
Abs
Fred Meyer
France
United States
Social round of South Saline residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs ET Collins and Sam Craig family hosted and visited neighbors during the week. Many locals attended gatherings with relatives from Ohio and Michigan towns including Bowling Green Toledo Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Petersburg. Funeral attendance included Harriet Hendershot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ET. Collins
Sam Craig
Carel Pierce
Hilah Jean
S. Kleversaat
A. L. Dalzell
Ohio
Hsther Cornish
Chicago
Henry Cornish
Hugh Craig
Wilbur Cornish
S. Kleversant
Clarence Needham
Ralph Hazelwood
Toledo
Baslick
Albert. Johnston
James Toms
Ann Arbor
Clarence Cornish
Don Simmons
Ypsilanti
Ray Hendershot
Ella Hendershot
B. I. Collins
Ellsworth Colling
Albert Johnston
John Teufel
Fred Lewis
Harriet Hendershot
Hammond District Social Roundups and PTA November Meeting
Local residents visited and hosted gatherings across Hammond, including Gilbert and Hanson families and visitors from Ann Arbor Mil an and Morenci. The Hammond P T A held its November meeting at the Gondon home with officer elections, a varied program, and a December gathering planned.
Bossy Needs Care to Produce Milk
A. C. Kimrey, extension dairy expert, emphasizes that a cow’s comfort boosts milk yield. Key points include clean, dry stalls, daily bedding changes, ample airflow and sunlight, and a draft-free four foot high wall to protect the cow. Proper pre-freshening feeding supports a high initial flow and longer production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimrey
Selection of Dairy Cow by Production Is Best
It is agreed that selecting a dairy cow by production is best when records exist. A yearly production record, using monthly averages of milk and fat, closely estimates total butterfat for the lactation. Cows with production records sell for much higher prices.
Milk Cooling Reduces Bacteria Growth
Bacteria are present in milk and multiply when warm. Rapid cooling to below 50 degrees Fahrenheit slows their growth. Use the coldest water available for cooling and finish with ice unless water can drop milk to under 50 degrees.
Calving Care Guidelines for New Cattle Mothers
The cow that has just calved should receive no feed for the first 24 hours unless a bran mash is offered. Many dairymen give only a bucket of warm water on day one. Feeding should rise gradually over a week and heavy producers may stay off full rations for two to three weeks. Better underfeed than overfeed at this time.
Dairy Feeding Tips for Cattle from Extension Workers
Dairy hints emphasize grinding grains or concentrates for better dairy cow feed and buying young calves from neighbors. Proper care of milk cows in winter boosts milk production and profit. Ropy milk stems from bacterial growth on utensils, best fixed by thorough scalding. A new bulletin, Soy Beans for Dairy Cows, from South Dakota College, may interest readers. The average U.S. dairy cow yields enough milk for four people, while human population grows faster than livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Agricultural College
United States
Government envelopes sales spark debate on fair competition
An 1890s to 1920s argument critiques post office stamp envelope production and sale at cost, urging government to stop direct printing and selling to private businesses. It cites huge volumes, regional handling costs, and the impact on private printers, merchants, and postal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goovernment
Post Office Department
Manila
Alaska
California
Maine
Pittsburgh
Uncle Sam
Spring or Fall Calves in Beef Herd Management
Calfing in spring minimizes feed and labor but delays milk flow impact. Fall calves keep cows in better condition while raising winter feed needs, yet allow milk and crop plans to align. Fall calving aids early grain intake and yearling fattening on grass, while summer pasture fattening saves cost and labor. Decisions depend on farm goals and resources.
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Centers
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William Dell
Stony Creek
Shausky
Rockwood
Jacob Stecher
Jesse Bird
Fred Rickett
Grant Allison
Wayne
Alger Allison
Anna Kelsey
J. W. Dicks
John Gooding
Hattie Murray
AUD
Harwood
Richards
George Franklin Richards
Mrs Teachout
Misses Della
Lois Teachout
Mooreville
Lod
Carrot Culbertson
Davenport
Henry Flannigan
Fred Mayer
Gar Davenport
N. C. Davenport
Irving LeBaron
Printzess Eesigntd
Tararee Wr
Bolivia
New Zelia
Printz
the Mills Company
South Saline
Hammond District
E. M. Gilbert
Otto Hanson
Ellis Rossa
Dorothy
Morenci
Hovey Needham
George
R. J. Dunn’s
Genevieve Dunn
Oliver Zink
Stanley McGowan
Joseph Navarre
Monroe
Emory Richmond
Delhi
Dan Swift
Adrian
Mary McMann
Bila
Alburta Chase
Hazel Atwood
China
Walter Gordon
Mniss Olive Braun
Hazel Eberle
Halfway
George Eberle
Bedfordt Snent
Kenneth Gordon
Mary
Gladys
Bessie McMahon
Saline
Carl Barreith
Hammond P.T.A
Glenn Gondon
Ralph Hamremond
Hazel Gordon
Helen Moorehead
Burt Osborn
Rayfus
Bobby
Bald Headed Man
Julia Gordon
Washington, D. C
Polly
Arthur Lutz
Clarence Carr
Clarence Waite
Floyd Rhoades
A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineers
Firestones
George Uphaus
GAS and Oil
West
Michigan Avenue
Joseph H. Thompson
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
MR. Farmer
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