Central York notes on local residents visits
Central York residents are listed visiting and hosting in the Mooreville and nearby area. Jesse Bird Sr. traveled to Detroit and Toledo for events, while families including Murray, Bailey, Gooding, and Crittenden shared visits and attended institutes and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Finch
Parker’ Murray
Jesse Bird
Toledo
Oak Grove
John Gooding
Mooreville
John Dicks
Ada May ‘Bachman
Teachers’ Institute
Detroit
Emmett
May
Thelma Murray
Hattie Murray
Alger Allison
James Crittenden
David Thrasher
Bridgewater
Clarence Johnson
Ione Bailey
Laine Township
Bailey
JUDD DISTRICT ANN ARBOR MEETING NOTES
Ann Arbor residents, including Mr and Mrs Dunn and Mr and Mrs Kazmaier, visited the Judd District. No school Thursday and Friday due to a teachers meeting led by Mrs Dix. a school gathering Monday night had singing, a talk by Rev S T Dunk, and officers elected. The fourth Monday monthly meeting was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Robinson
Dunn
Allen
Feller
la- Une
William
Essenburg
Kazmaier
Robert Dunn
Dix
S. T. Dunk
Forsider Richards
Teachout
Tyler
Weekend visitors and relatives listed in Hammond district
Miss Olive Braun stayed with Mrs. Kenneth Gordon while Mr. and Mrs. Bo Stimpson visited Windsor and Detroit. Numerous relatives from Detroit Rothbury Belleville Kalamazoo and other areas dropped by to see the Hammonds and Gordon family, including Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Bauder from Chesterton Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Girbach and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Braun
Kenneth Gordon
Bo. Stimpson
Windsor
Detroit
Pearl Gilltaya
Claud
Clifton
Rothbury
George Uphaus
Harold Hammond
Jennie. Leonard
Lena Gordon
Orange Gordon
Sunnday
John Boettger
Belleville
Monroe Bauder
Chesterton
Indiana
Robert Young
Field
Chris Girbach
Julian Gordon
Kalamazoo
Margery Dunn
Macon
John Haughn
Maude Deem
Milan
Glenn Gordon
Julia Gordon
Beie “Collins
Saline
Milton Clark
Eda Slautterbeck
Florida
Walter
Howard
Walford
Ypsilanti
Harold Graf
Ardis Heininger
Mary McMann
Ella
John Wallace
Adrian
Mary Bauder
Ralph Hammond
Robert
South Saline Community Notes From Detroit Trip and Local Visits
Clare Rhoades and family visited in Macon and Detroit with teachers’ institute attendance noted. Several residents spent time with relatives in Milan Saline Albion and Britton. Clyde Miller sold 42 lambs in Detroit at strong prices, noting wool market trends and farm profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rhoades
Leon Vealey
Harold
Milan
Vealey
Hugh Calebs
Iden ‘Pierce
Hilah Jean sWeres Bedian
Frank
Cashmell of
Saline
Baslick
Macon
Frank Stilts
Andi Bart Ft
Teachers’ ‘Institute
Detroit
Alta
LG Osée
Albert Johnston
Haslick
Monwealth
Albion
Elmer Roe’s
Aubrey* Pocklington
Matilda Pocklington
Britton
Clyde Miller
Brooklyn
Incubator Rules for Early Spring Hatchings Advised
Allen G. Oliver of North Carolina State College outlines practical incubator guidelines for small operators. He cautions on optimal 21 day hatch, warns of 19 or 22 28 day variation with heat, and stresses centering eggs at 100 degrees, proper moisture, ventilation, and regular turning to build air cells and chick strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Oliver
North” Carolina State College
Mr. Oliver
Value of Hen Depends on Prices Prevailing
The article explains hen value hinges on price periods and persistence of production. It cites North Dakota Agricultural College records showing one hen produced 208 eggs in 1925 for $6.75 while another laid 219 eggs for $6.59, noting seasonal egg prices reduced value despite more eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Agricultural College
Poultry care tips emphasize shelter and proper feeding
The article advises keeping feed and water available, facing the henhouse south with windproof sides, using ground oats sparingly for grower or laying stock, and limiting early feeding to prevent digestive issues. It notes red mites can be controlled by carbolineum or coal-tar dip, stresses profitability of hens, and warns drafts cause Lie’s Roup. A well-ventilated, weather-protected coop increases egg yield.
Proper Dry Period for Dairy Cows Before Lactation
The article advises a six to eight week dry period before freshening to restore body weight and mineral balance. It warns against long rests exceeding three to four months and recommends liberal rationing with minerals, along with grain and roughage plans.
Rhode Island fed soy bean dairy ration for cows
The Illinois Agricultural College recommends a dairy ration using soy beans with corn cobmeal and oats. Variations depend on legume roughage, with different pound splits for when legume hay is available or not, and adjustments by milk production. Beans must be ground before feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rhode
Illinois Agricultural College
Guernseys
Jerseys
Dairy Sire and Herdsman Key to Butterfat Gains
The Pennsylvania railroad demonstration notes dairy herd improvement hinges on a good sire and skilled herdsman. Betsie, once under a different keeper, rose from 262 to 450 pounds of butterfat in 1927. Mollie the two year old, daughter of a purebred Guernsey bull, yielded 440 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hi Weard City
Mich
Betsie
Mollie
Guernsey
Calves Full Feeding Requires Gradual Grain Prep
Calves need at least 30 days of gradual grain introduction before full feeding in a feedlot. After the preparatory period, calves should receive all the grain they will clean up twice daily. Limiting grain slows fattening and is not profitable.
Willing Workers Meeting Election Of Officers
The October 18 gathering with 35 attendees elected officers: President Hallie Mehler Vice President Grace Hammond Recording Secretary Elsie Harison Treasurer Menel Needham Corresponding Secretary Cora Walters. Proceedings included Bible reading Lord's Prayer and discussion of an instruction ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape ‘Ciib Ee
Ada Lutz
Julia Gordon
Hallie Mehler
Grace Hammond
Elsie Harison
Ménel Needham
Cora Walters
Tammany Hall
Mizpah
Elmer Stimpson
Starr Commonwealth For
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Central York
Jesse Bird, Sr
Hattie Murray and Son
Carl“tors
Opton
Hay
Bert Bailey
Coné
Leslie Bailey
Oak ‘Grove
Anna Kelsey
Marie Bird
Herbert Gilman
Carlton
Parker Murray ‘and Son
JUDD
F. B. Hersee
Osteopath
Michigan Ave
A. J. Warren Tornado
Iustice of the Peace Lezeal Counsel
Ant Arbor
Observer
W. Liberty St
Ann “Arbor
Wuerth Arcade
Ann. Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Painter
A. A. Pluf
Leani
E. M. Worster
Hammond
South Saline
Hugh Craig
Helen Pierce
Hilah Jean
Walter Craig
Canada
Orchestra Hall
Inet
Lie
Ernst M. Wurster
Eathan
Ann Arbo
Guthardt & Westrick
Saline, Mich
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