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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
6
Michigan extension specialist H. G. Moore urges careful digging and handling to improve potato storage quality. He notes harvesting on dry cool days, avoiding skin damage with proper tools, and allowing surface drying to reduce bruising and darkening, saving farmers thousands.
Last week we compared periodical statements of local banks with those in nearby villages. We list towns, population, and bank resources in round figures to show how they stack up.
The Euckynes for Saline and Vicinity lists winners in general purpose horses and Clydes, Percheron, Belgians, and brood mares with suckling. Champion Stallion honors go to August Henes, with Best Draft Stallion also to Henes. A for-sale Neostyle mimeograph machine ad appears with phone contact.
The USDA bulletin discusses optimal rations for fattening broilers, springs, roasters, and hens in packing plants. It notes corn meal and buttermilk as a simple base for hens, protein concentrates like peanut meal and soybean meal improve gains in broilers, and that age affects feeding needs. Milk products supply minerals and vitamins, and regional buttermilk availability helps meet nutritional needs. Readers are advised to obtain the bulletin from the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D. C.
The Observer explains readers can stop delivery by notifying the post office and the carrier. Form 3578 records the refusal, triggers action by the post office and publisher, and after five weeks continued noncompliance costs the paper postage. Readers can end delivery by informing the newspaper they do not want it. The paper notes nine new subscribers in two weeks.
Advice on raising chicks emphasizes early hatching to boost winter layers. Feed recommendations include bulk foods like fresh bone and wheat brain to promote egg production and feather growth, with caution about dry land and proper storage of supplies.
Monday notes report Saline football defeated Wincon 15 to 6 with a strong trip to Pinckney forthcoming. Marie Mrause of the third grade moves to Detroit this week as a Freshman's Lament echoes school reflections.
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