Pattengill School Sixth Graders Hatch Chickens In Their Classroom, May 1960 Photographer: Duane Scheel
Year:
1960
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Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1960
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CHICK CHECK: Sixth graders in Jack Engelhardt's class at Pattengill School are delightedly watching chickens being hatched in a classroom biology experiment these days. Ann Emmons holds one of the new-born and Robert Skinner looks on.
Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1960
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CHICK CHECK: Sixth graders in Jack Engelhardt's class at Pattengill School are delightedly watching chickens being hatched in a classroom biology experiment these days. Ann Emmons holds one of the new-born and Robert Skinner looks on.
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DeForest Thompson & His Highly Rated Cow, May 1941 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1941
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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.
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.
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Feeder Cattle On Eugene Larmee's Farm, January 1937 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1937
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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.
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.
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125 Chickens Lost In Blaze
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7
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February
Year
1947
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Kingsley Farm Hen House Destroyed By Fire, February 1947
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1947
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Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1947
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BLAZE KILLS 125 PRIME EGG-LAYERS: Laying hens - 125 of them, valued at $375 - were destroyed this morning when flames leveled a large chickenhouse on the Kingsley farm, three and a half miles south of South Lyon on the Dixboro Rd. Prompt action by South Lyon firemen saved adjacent buildings from the wind-fanned blaze. Origin of the fire was not determined, but defective wiring was thought to have been a possible cause.
Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1947
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BLAZE KILLS 125 PRIME EGG-LAYERS: Laying hens - 125 of them, valued at $375 - were destroyed this morning when flames leveled a large chickenhouse on the Kingsley farm, three and a half miles south of South Lyon on the Dixboro Rd. Prompt action by South Lyon firemen saved adjacent buildings from the wind-fanned blaze. Origin of the fire was not determined, but defective wiring was thought to have been a possible cause.
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Blaze Kills 125 Prime Egg-Layers
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7
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February
Year
1947
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Martin Fuoss With His Flock Of White Holland Turkeys, Saline, November 1937 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1937
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Ann Arbor News, November 3, 1937
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SOME OF THE WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS OF THE MARTIN FUOSS FLOCK: Martin Fuoss is shown here with some of his flock of several hundred White Holland turkeys on his farm one mile east of Saline on US-112. State college specialists selected the Fuoss farm for a discussion of marketing problems Monday.
Ann Arbor News, November 3, 1937
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SOME OF THE WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS OF THE MARTIN FUOSS FLOCK: Martin Fuoss is shown here with some of his flock of several hundred White Holland turkeys on his farm one mile east of Saline on US-112. State college specialists selected the Fuoss farm for a discussion of marketing problems Monday.
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Morgan Horse Breeders Plan Show Next Sunday
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26
Month
August
Year
1958
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Priscilla Osler Feeding 'Puddle' The Lamb, June 1937
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1937
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Ann Arbor News, June 30, 1937
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IT'S HIS DESSERT NOW: Two weeks ago "Puddle," this five-weeks old pet of Priscilla Osler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Osler of Glazier Rd., was a "bottle baby." Now he has to eat that nasty old grass along with the rest of his family, but he still enjoys tipping the bottle occasionally, especially when the bottle is held by his mistress. The News photographer caught this picture during the one moment when Puddle's tail was not revolving like a windmill.
Ann Arbor News, June 30, 1937
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IT'S HIS DESSERT NOW: Two weeks ago "Puddle," this five-weeks old pet of Priscilla Osler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Osler of Glazier Rd., was a "bottle baby." Now he has to eat that nasty old grass along with the rest of his family, but he still enjoys tipping the bottle occasionally, especially when the bottle is held by his mistress. The News photographer caught this picture during the one moment when Puddle's tail was not revolving like a windmill.
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