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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
6
In a comic dialogue Madge and Marjorie discuss love shifting from Tom to Jack during his absence. A Job Hunter questions the market for workers while a Packer jokes about liking his eggs and the boss’s talkative, blabbing nature.
A humorous anecdote about a gypsy with a simple plan to live in peace by renting a moving van. He jokes about saving on rent while recounting his wife’s jaw injury and a surgeon whose work left her unable to talk for two months. He then asks for the surgeon’s address to avoid future trouble.
A hungry mat is offered a tract for reading before a meal. The gesture combines nourishment with literacy, inviting the mat to focus on a simple task prior to eating.
A North Carolina county shows how a dairy bull association eases the county agent’s burden by organizing exchanges, allowing continuity of purebred sires and preventing loss of good bulls. The article notes the association’s work in Mecklenburgh and contrasts with counties lacking such groups.
Chester Leonard and wife attended the Vedder reunion at Whitmer Jake Monday. A large group from Saline and vicinity attended the state fair in Detroit this week. A dramatical offering Held in Trust plays at Liberty theatre Saturday. Arthur Bredernitz injured in auto accident uses cane. Mr Ssvuhler resigns from Muir's hardware and moves to Petersburg. A baby clinic will be held September 21 at the council room 1 to 4 pm. L D Tanner injured stepping on a nail requires crutches. American Legion prize dance at the opera house September 15 with ten dollars in gold for best fox trot. Staev fer and Kempf of Ann Arbor buy Sinclair oil business from E J Muir. Kempf to manage, lives in Saline with wife. An entertainment September 12 by Parent Teachers at the opera house featuring Hudson Concert Company Detroit. Tickets 35 and 50 cents. Miss Adadell Forsythe dies in Kalamazoo at 17. funeral held at Davennort home. Mr and Mrs Everett Davennort and Theodore Josenhans attend. Mr EL Gay of Morenci now manages Saline Observer. publisher Harris sells Grand Ledge paper. Auto tour of 500 Michigan farmers praised for recreation and education. Fowlerville Review notes a seasonal reflection.
Potatoes rank below good corn silage for dairy cow feeding. Both have about 1 percent digestible protein and 16 to 17 percent digestible carbs, but potatoes carry more moisture. At 36 cents a bushel potatoes cost about $12 a ton, while silage costs less than half that price.
The text advises constant supply of salt for cattle with about one ounce per day per animal as a guideline. Lactating cows need more salt than dry cows, while average cows use about half a pound weekly, adjustable to individual needs.
The article urges better breeding feeding and care to raise dairy cow output to reduce competition from foreign butter. It adds that hens need careful egg limits in cold weather or with small birds, suggesting 11 to 13 eggs per hen for best results.
The note discusses a dairy barn with numerous expensive fixtures and questions whether those fixtures are an absolute necessity.
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