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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
4
Swine specialists advise feeding a mixed ration to pigs up to about 75 pounds and then switching to a free choice ration for market weight. This two stage approach aims to optimize growth efficiency and feed utilization.
This week highlights strong value in canned tuna fish broiler and fryer chickens and fresh vegetables. Tuna prices are low due to record spring and summer supply and widespread availability. Be m orably priced vegetables include potatoes peppers carrots corn celery tomatoes onions and lettuce.
Ten years ago Saline planned a three day fair for October 3 to 5 with a large livestock show and a grand parade on Veterans' Homecoming Day. Premiums rose and new rules let herd entries compete in other classes while rides, shows, contests, and a big rodeo closed the week.
The article argues that revering youth harms retirement outlooks and urges embracing aging. It contrasts Western youth fixation with the Orient's esteem for age, cites Gloria Swanson and Churchill, and promotes pride in one’s birthdays to foster grace and equanimity in later life.
York Township and Milan Area School Board officials discussed a possible delay for a trailer camp site in York. The board passed a motion directing Attorney Arthur Lehman to block the site until the zoning committee and Zoning Board decide on its suitability, after a Detroit attorney filed for a sewage disposal plant to serve the camp with the State Health Department.
Arthur E. Carpenter of East Ann Arbor launched his campaign for the State Senate on Friday night. The event at the Ly don Community Farm Bureau centered on property tax impact on farmers in reorganized school districts and featured a spirited give and take discussion.
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