Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 14, 1941
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REAL PRODUCER: Worden Alice Ruby Starlight, the three-year-old purebred Holstein shown above with a wary eye on the cameraman, has just received the official classification, "very good," from the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. An individual in the herd owned by DeForest B. Thompson, Washtenaw dairyman whose farm home is one mile east of Worden, the cow received next to the highest rating possible under the association's classification system. Ten of her herdmates also received favorable classifications last week.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1937
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FATTENING FOR MARKET: One of the several feeder livestock herds now fattening on Washtenaw county farms is shown above. It includes 57 cattle, owned by Eugene H. Larmee, W. Liberty Rd. farmer. The cattle are already in fine shape for the butcher's knife.

Published In:
Ypsilanti Press, March 31, 1962
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THE COW IS FAKE, but it drew a lot of attention Friday to the Kiwanis' Club of Greater Ypsilanti forthcoming bologna sale April 6. The sale will be held from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. in downtown Ypsilanti. Club member Donald Fuller is shown with the "cow."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1938
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WHEN NELLIE GIVES MILK HER DAY HAS JUST BEGUN because nine-year-old Phyllis Marie Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miller, Route 1, Gregory, thinks Nellie should exercise periodically. Nellie has other ideas, but it doesn't do her any good because Phyllis climbs on one of those stumps you see in the left background and slides on her back. The steering is done with the stick Phyllis is holding in her right hand in this picture.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1939
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"BERTHA" PAID HER WAY: Although she's not registered, this grade Jersey on the Henry J. Oulmann farm, S. State Rd., has a name. "Bertha" produced more butterfat last year than any other cow on test with the two county herd improvement associations. Her total was 673.9 pounds. Although her milk production - 10, 935 pounds - was less than a number of other cows, she filled enough milk bottles to keep a small family healthy for four or five years.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1938
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OULMANN JERSEY COMPLETES FINE RECORD: Ypsilanti Bell, Jersey cow owned by Henry J. Oulmann, route 6, Ann Arbor, has a record of 14,007 pounds of milk and 715 pounds of butterfat for the lactation period just ended. Mr. Oulmann is shown here with Ypsilanti Bell.