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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
4
New Haven resident Walter Glaser promotes geese as lawn mowers and watchdogs, claiming they require little care and look appealing. He touts geese as profitable and suitable companions, noting their eggs on breakfast tables are preferred to baseball scores.
Agricultural expert Glaser argues geese offer a profitable industry in Europe but are underdeveloped in America due to reliance on natural hatching. He claims a simple heat and moisture balance in incubators will raise production, predicting a potential 175 million goose eggs weekly market and broad federal and college interest. He frames his ideas in a new book and notes wartime service aided research.
Whitehall residents report travel from New York and Salem. Local families visit relatives in Lansingburg and Skeensboro. Fort Ann county meeting attendees from Whitehall Home Bureau. All girls minstrel tickets sold for next Tuesday at Our Lady of Angels and Notre Dame des Vieneries. Civic League luncheon held at First Baptist with Armand Fafard program. State highway concerns noted as motorists express thanks.
The account notes Baker will not accept repayment claiming it would spoil his fun. This act saves time and trouble of a ticket and a day in court, as others hunt up Baker to reimburse him.
Mrs. B F Carpenter is president Mrs John Reid is first vice president Mrs Joseph Buckley is second vice president Mrs William Rowan is secretary and Mrs James J Sullivan is treasurer elected at the organization meeting.
Montgomery motorists facing parking meter fines increasingly rely on Harold Baker a local dry cleaner to handle violations. He carries nickels and inserts coins to trigger meters then leaves a card stating the offense. The practice follows a spike to 1347 violations last month as meters fill with overstay notices.
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