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Newspaper

Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1960

Page

7

Lawn Care Advice Promoted by MSU Turf Specialists

Michigan State University turf specialists urge removing all leaves branches and debris from lawns before snow arrives to protect grass from smothering and injury. The reminder targets homeowners and emphasizes proactive maintenance.

Michigan State University

Michigan deer kill estimate falls short of last year

Michigan’s whitetail harvest for the November firearms season is put at 73 to 88 thousand, a drop from 115 thousand last year. The preliminary total, based on traffic counts and field checks, faces final revision as last minute data are gathered.

Lansing - Michigan Conservation Department Lower Department

Michigan Christmas Tree Industry Grew to Five Million Dollar Value

Michigan's Christmas tree industry amounts to five million dollars with about 13 000 growers producing 160 million trees on plantations. Plantings rose from 314 million in 1948 to 30 million in 1957, and plantation trees now dominate markets over wild swamp trees. Scotch pine accounts for 58 percent of plantings, with other varieties including Ted pine white pine spruce and Douglas fir. Tree care includes annual shearing and shaping to foster a bushy form before reaching market size.

Victor Horvath Michigan

Feeding Corn For Profit How Hog and Cattle Feeds Break Even

University of Illinois economists report break-even prices for feeding corn at 1.12 a bushel. Hog feeders need about 11.65 to 14 per cwt sales for profit while cattle feeders break even around 25.70 to 28.70 per cwt depending on calves or yearlings. Poultry profit remains tight with feed costs about 33 to 36 cents per dozen eggs.

University of Illinois Massey- Ferguson Zion Chicago

Michigan Christmas Tree Industry Faces High Costs and Limited Harvest

Horvath cites a $5 million Michigan market with 115 million trees sold by 2200 growers last year. About 62 Washtenaw County growers raise 700000 trees, but only ~2 percent may be ready for sale this year, as harvest planning begins five months ahead.

Canada Vermont Minnesota Horvath Washtenaw County

A builfight and horn command respect

A rebuilt text fragment notes a build fight as the sole arena where a horn issue demands respect and authority. The sentence highlights the horn’s perceived dominance within the conflict setting.

Farm account books now at local banks

Michigan State university farm account books are now in local banks for pickup. W. A. Dexter notes records aid tax and Social Security filings but primarily strengthen farm business by revealing weaknesses. About 40,000 books are distributed in Michigan annually, with Washtenaw County receiving about 100 through the county bankers association.

Michigan State University W. A. Dexter Dexter Michigan Washtenaw County

Saline Junior Livestock Club elects officers

The Saline Junior Livestock Association met December 5 at Saline Area High School and elected officers including President Katrene Gall and Vice President Kirk Gordon. Directors named Neil Mninarer Donna Diable Beverly Gall. Senior directors listed Max Ross Arthur Heinlinger Alwin Gross Ernest Girbach Raymond Weber. Gerald Haarer remains advisor with assistant Alton Ealy. A Spring Show and prizes were announced.

Saline Junior Livestock Association Saline Area High School Katrene Gall Kirk Gordon Betty Boehm Albert Gall Neil Haarer Neil Mwinarer Donna Diable Beverly Gall Max Ross Arthur Heininger Alwin Gross Ernest Girbach Raymond Weber Gerald Haarer Alton Ealy

Elementary School Doin’s Story of Time and Language

A playful school diary explains present and past tense rules with examples like walk walked and give gave. It notes that sometimes new words express past time and mentions a historic idea from science about two objects not sharing space, while joking that drivers still doubt it.

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