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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1933

Page

8

Michigan migratory waterfowl hunting rules ordered

The Conservation Commission restricts and permits migratory waterfowl hunting for 1983 from October 1 to November 30. Daily limits allow up to 12 ducks and 4 geese/brant, with a 24 duck possession cap and a 16 total possession cap. certain species are banned. Woodcock hunting remains prohibited in the Upper Peninsula.

State OF Michigan Conservation Commission Upper Peninsula George 2. Hogarth Department of Conservation WM. Holoutit Ray B. Cotton

Raccoon hunting ban ordered across Michigan

The Michigan Conservation Commission announces a one year ban on hunting trapping or killing raccoons in the state with specific opening dates for the Lower and Upper Peninsulas. The order is signed by Director George R Hogarth with secretary Ray E Cotton and others. Also included are brief local notes about a monstrous 18 foot sunflower in North Adams Advocate and a Hull England cow entering a house causing fright.

Conservation Commission Upper Peninsula Michigan Lower Peninsula T. 15 Saginaw Bay T. 16 N George R. Hogarth Department of Conservation Catereretion Commission Wa. H. Loutiy Rayee, Cotton Advocate North Adams

Keeping a Secret to Grow Your Business Ad Boldly

The piece argues that secrecy rarely protects a business and that modern entrepreneurship hinges on bold advertising. It suggests that those who succeed are alert and use clear marketing to attract attention rather than concealment.

Chancery Suit Seeks Quiet Title in Washtenaw County

In Washtenaw County Chancery Court, Myrtie Caul Conrad sues Orrin Scofield and many defendants for quiet title to land in Superior Township. The order, issued by Judge George W. Sample, requires appearances by November 27, 1933, with publication in the Saline Observer weekly for six weeks. The land details describe 34.06 acres plus a 16.94 acre parcel, with a right of way reserved for Frederick B. Smith.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Chancery Myrtie Caul Conrad County of Ann Arbor George W. Sample Lee N. Brown Paintiff Salins Harry H. ‘Atwell Superior State of Michigan Salid County of Washtenaw Frederick BE. Smith Lee N. Brown Ypsilanti

Commissioners notice in estate of Clark Carter

Probate court of Wash tenaw appoints commissioners to receive and adjust claims against Clark Carter deceased. Creditors have four months from September 20 1933 to file claims. They will meet at The Citizens Bank Saline Michigan on November 25 1933 and January 25 1934 at 10 am for claim examination and adjustment.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Clark Carter Citizens Bank Saline Michigan iAnn Arbor

Bread by soft wheat flour uses less tax and differs from hard wheat

Michigan homemakers switch to soft wheat flour to bake bread tax free when flour is made from Michigan grown wheat. Home economics experts advise using more yeast, less kneading, and careful rise, with specific measurements for a 3 1/4 pound loaf and variations for liquid yeast to achieve proper texture.

Michigan Home Economics Extension Nutrition Socialist Michigan State College

Local Social Roundup Macon Dearborn Visits and Notables

Macon residents exchanged Sunday visits with Dearborn and Pontiac acquaintances. A newborn is reported to Mr. and Mrs Will O Reilly. Mrs Ellsworth Schaffer dies in Ridgeway. NRA code affects Macon shoppers at local filling stations after 8 p.m. C B Michle dies at 66 in U of M hospital. Bonafide travels include Camburns returning from Butler Pennsylvania. Jane Spitler accompanies them.

Kenneth Frost Dearborn Mary Will O'Reilly Otto, Lawrence William Burleson Flint Sue Langan Argyle Biddle Ypsilanti J. D. Frost Delos Biddle Will Reed Deerfield Ellsworth Schaffer Ridgeway James Burder Beth al. Pontiac A. Richmond Herbert Gilmore Milan Ronald Pilbeam Kenneth Pennington

Notes on Quality Poultry and Egg Yolk Color Preferences

W M Couch discusses the advantages of purebred poultry for productive hens and the impact of diet on yolk color. He advises delaying early production in pullets, managing grain and mash to develop muscles, and encouraging exercise through litter and scratching for healthier, more vigorous chicks.

Ancona Anconas

Memorial Day Reflections on Navy and Marine Valor

A veteran writes of Memorial Day memories honoring Navy and Marine Corps service in World War I and earlier conflicts. He recalls battles, trains a color bearer, and urges fair recognition of sailors and marines alongside soldiers, stressing the Navy Marines teamwork and sacrifices across centuries.

Navy Mahine Corps Germany U. S Maryland Hoover South America Ray Rush Washington, D.C America Army Marine Corps France Des Moines Tribune Sailors’ Monument Garden Iowa U_ 8 C. BH. Mackey Sigourney Col. Mackey Nurses’ Corps Salvation Army Red Cross U. S. Marine Corps Robert Ei. Lee U.S. Grant Barry John Paul Jones Hinglish Redcoats Generl Washington England Ireland Oth Batre Vicksburg Missionary Ridge Washington Valley Forge

Scratch Feed May Be Hopper Fed To Hens

Poultry feeding methods shift toward hopper feeding with both hard grains and dry mash offered. Experiments at the Massachusetts Experiment Station and Cornell suggest Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns can balance grain and mash in hopper feeding, lowering costs and improving sanitation while maintaining health. Vigilant monitoring of feed intake remains essential to ensure mash does not fall below required levels.

Cornell University Rhode Island

Feeding Plan for Poultrymen to Improve Flock Health

A short guide recommends a daily wet mash feed for poultry, emphasizing a single feeding each day. It notes the plan’s key feature, urges keeping hopper feeds filled with fresh mix, and claims the method can yield good results for poultrymen willing to try it.

California Lots in Los Angeles Hills For Sale

Real estate ad offering two 132 foot lots in Los Angeles County Hills. Describes good roads and spring water on the tract with price 149.00 dollars per lot. Terms: five dollars down and five dollars per month. Send five dollars down payment to Dimbrough room 729 406 South Main Street Los Angeles California.

California Los Angeles County Dimbrough South Main St Los Angeles Ligerne Valley R. C. Kimbrough

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