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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1953
Page
6
University of Michigan forest zoology professor Earl C. O Roke has conducted numerous studies on wildlife diseases, highlighting the ongoing battle between wildlife and parasites behind forest vegetation. The article notes the constant pressure of disease and parasite challenges on wildlife.
Research by Professor O Reke at the University of Michigan identifies malaria like duck disease transmitted by native black flies, deer lungworms from snails, and lead poisoning in waterfowl from lead shot remains. He advocates deer cropping and vegetation to counteract these issues.
Professor O Roke notes mink dogs and similar carnivores suffer kidney worms with no current cure or preventative. The worm life cycle is complex entering via digestion and destroying kidneys. University studies led by Dr A E Woodhead and students seek to aid and cure wildlife diseases in Michigan.
University of Michigan Extension Service presents real estate courses in 13 Michigan cities for a Certificate in Real Estate. About 2000 enrollments are expected for 1953 54, coordinated by Charles H Sill. Cities include Adrian Ann Arbor Benton Harbor Detroit Flint Grand Rapids Jackson Kalamazoo Lansing Lincoln Park Muskegon Royal Oak Saginaw with local boards and the Michigan Real Estate Association partners.
The Civil Service Commission extended the Bridgewater postmaster exam deadline to October 6 due to insufficient applicants. Applicants must reside in the served community for a year, handle simple accounts, and pass a written test. Information and forms are at Bridgewater post office. forms must reach Washington by the deadline.
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