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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
9
Extension specialist E J Perry discusses prevention and practical steps to control bovine mastitis. Key points include early treatment, isolating affected cows, milking order, disinfectant use, reducing feed, and frequent milking to limit spread.
Orchard pruning guidance discusses balancing removal of dead and crowded limbs with preserving bearing wood. It notes over pruning harms trees and tailors cuts to tree type, soil, and fruiting behavior, citing peaches and certain plums as requiring annual branch headins while apples and cherries rely on older wood for fruit.
The USDA leaflet by J B Shepherd outlines calving time care to improve calf viability and milk production. It recommends careful handling to prevent injury, suited feed, and sanitary calving spaces. A warm season pasture or clean roomy box stall is advised, with proper bedding and draft avoidance.
The article describes the strawberry root louse life cycle from egg to winged forms, with winter eggs on leaves and stems, spring migration to roots, rapid generation turnover every two to three weeks, and fall production of winged forms. It advises sanitation, crop rotation, bed turnover, and nicotine sulphate dips to free new beds of aphids.
Raspberry growers face a serious virus disease called mosaic spread by sap via aphids. It weakens plants and yields smaller crumbly fruit, prompting nurseries to remove infected varieties. To control it, growers should plant mosaic-free stock in isolation and destroy infected plants immediately.
Spring is best for planting evergreens, especially larger trees. Seedlings can be planted in fall with mulch to prevent drying. Planting in late August or early September allows establishment before winter. Handle the trees carefully.
The York Mills, operating Snow Loaf Flour, claim superior cleanliness and modern equipment. They contrast their mill in Sealine as one of the country’s cleanest with a strong focus on milling accuracy, guarantee satisfaction, and offer custom grinding and flour-wheat exchange.
The Abbott Gasoline Co of 600 Hast Williams St Ann Arbor markets Staroline gasoline and motor oils across a large territory. Known for reliable service they operate filling stations city and county wide with timely deliveries and a fleet of motor tank trucks. The firm emphasizes expert lubrication advice and superior customer satisfaction.
An article promotes chiropractic care by C. M. Gibson D C linking spinal nerve pressure to illness. It stresses brain first development, natural health, and the need for spinal adjustments to relieve disease, offering free spinal analysis and testimonials from local citizens.
The Joseph L Arnet granite and marble works at 208 West Huron Ann Arbor is highlighted as a long standing industry known for artistic enduring monument work. It emphasizes modern pneumatic carving operations a large stock and direct quarry sourcing with designs by in house designers and invitations to visit the plant.
An ad extols L. W. Strong Shoe Repair Shop at 234 West Michigan in Ypsilanti. It offers repair services with a guarantee, courteous service, and rapid work using modern machinery. The shop also provides parcel post returns paid one way, plus shoelaces polishes stains and rubber heels.
An advertisement for H. H. Seekell of 219 Oak Street Ypsilanti highlights plumbing and heating expertise. It stresses careful study and long experience, offering installations for home systems, guarantees, reasonable prices, and sanitary engineering reputation. It notes steam or hot water furnace work requires skilled knowledge.
A local ad promotes Emil H. Arnold glasses at 220 South Main Street Ann Arbor claiming headaches from eyestrain affect 70 to 90 percent of sufferers. It urges readers to have eye exams and properly fitted spectacles to relieve pain and restore enjoyment of life.
The notice touts Observer Liners as reliable for selling or buying items, claiming proven results each week and urging readers to adopt the habit of using them for trade.
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