For Sale Classified Items Mix with Pigs Hay and Materials
Wor Sale various items from six week old pigs in Alger Rosebush to cheap cabbage plants and hay on shares. Other listings include building materials a milch cow and an Art Garland coal burner plus rental and help wanted notices. A strayed matched team of black geldings is also reported with contact Frank Thompson.
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Roy Feighner
Peter Flood
H. Seeley
Art Garland
Presley
Frank Thompson
Sit
Local Advertisements Include Kodak and Pharmacy Notices
Eastman Kodak and related film services appear alongside Kirkpatrick's Drug Store promotions. A battery charging offer is advertised at reasonable rates. Pratt's Pile Oil is marketed by EH A Anderson in Clare Michigan for 35c, with chocolates sold exclusively at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store and other local product mentions.
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Rudy J. Cotton
Clare
Batt
Cecil
Kirkpatrick
Pratt
EH. A. Anderson
Clare, Mich
Polo Cloth Coat in Semi-Sports Style
Hine gray polo cloth coat described as a semi-sports model suitable for ordinary wear and sports. Notable collars and sleeve design, straight line cut with side fastening, reflecting the new season style. Subscription offer included at $1.50 per year.
Hay Day at M. A. C. Farm Meeting in Michigan
The first Hay Day, part of the seventh annual Farmers Day at Michigan Agricultural College, will be August 1. Demonstrations of modern hay making with horse and tractor power will use a 25 acre alfalfa field. A scythe contest will showcase pioneer hand methods, drawing state farmers to compare old and new machinery and techniques. More than 5,000 farmers and families are expected.
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Michigan
Alvalfa
College Farm
New Disease of Peaches Discovered in Indiana
Purdue university experts seek a remedy for a new disease of peaches called bacterium print in southern Indiana. They urge orchardists to watch nursery stock for evidence. The leaves show irregular purplish spots and drop, fruit spots turn purplish, young wood develops purplish brown cankers. Wind driven rain may spread it. no remedy yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana
Preventing Silage Odors In Milk Production
USDA tests show cow body absorbs silage odors rather than air. Aerating the silage while warm removes odors. Heavy silage seeds can be fed one hour post milking without flavors transferring to milk. Feeding green alfalfa before milking can cause flavors, while post milking feeding up to 80 pounds per cow has no effect on next milking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Potatoes Taste Sweet From Cold Storage
The article explains potatoes turn sweet when stored below 40 degrees as starch converts to sugar. John Bushnell of the Ohio experiment station notes that a few days at room temperature will restore normal flavor.
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John Bushnell
Ohio Experiment Station
Editor probes public official after long remarks
A Washington Star report quotes an editor and a confident reporter arguing about a public official who spoke for three quarters of an hour before being discovered. The exchange highlights attention to statements and coverage urgency.
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Washington Star
State News In Brief Highlights From Across Michigan
A series of brief items note Middleville resident Harriet Campbell found dead from heart failure after a son forced entry. Saginaw publisher George W. Baxter dies. Iron Mountain sportsmen plan crossbreed rabbit experiment with Belgian hares. Lansing police chief Charles Seymour elected head of the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police. Adrian streetcars to halt by July 1. Ludington sells Ontario timber land to Bennett and Schurer for a Northland mill. Kalamazoo seeks to abandon the Fruit Belt line. Grand Rapids body of Arthur Payne recovered after disappearance. Flint recalls Mayor Cuthbertson by 2,327 votes and he will run again. Lansing agreement assures no wage cuts amid strike talks. Detroit teen Raymond Sickora drowns in the Detroit River during a school picnic. Sault Ste Marie tragedy as rifle misfire kills two men in separate camps.
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Iron Mountain
Lansing
Charles W. Seymour
Highland Park
Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police
Adrian
Adrian Street Railways
Michigan
United States
Ludington
Hodgins
Whitman Townships
Algoma District
Ontario
Free Soil
Dirk Schurer
Gaylord
Northland
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Kalamazoo
Rowe
East Side Canal
Payne
Hart
Flint
David R. Cuthbertson
Cuthbertson
Michigan Electric Railway Co
Alfred H. Doughty
John ¥. Collins
Detroit
Raymond Sickora
Lincoln Park
Elizabeth Island
Ecorse School No. 3
Albert Yaeger
Ecorse
Sickora
Sault St. Marie
William Barnett
Strongs
George Sheppard
Newberry
Sheppard
Soo
Arza, Swart
Widow charged in murder case amid conflicting alibi
Mrs. Minerva Abbas a 38 year old Highland Park grocer widow reputed richest Syrian in Michigan is charged with murder after Detroit man Ahmed Mohammed said he killed her husband at the wife’s urging. Abbas says a masked assassin killed her husband after tying her in the bathroom.
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Minerva Abbas
Hussien Abbas
Highland Park
Michigan
Ahmed Mahammed
Detroit
Three Correct Hats for Little Misses
Hats for little misses have become so important that specialists in designing devote their entire time to them. Here are three illustrations of correct headwear for small girls: at the top a taffeta hat with fringe ruching of the silk for trimmings below an aristocrat in millinery of fine millinery with an equally fine ribbon sash, and finally a straw shop with silk sash.
Disastrous Vintage Slurples Punch Cartoon Line
The cartoon depicts two hobos discussing this year’s champagne vintage as a failure. One calls it a disaster while the other questions what is happening, capturing a period humor style with social commentary.
Smart Notes Appear in Utility Coat
A practical spring coat features Poiret twill with unadorned styling and rows of tucks on the collar and sleeves. Comfort and smartness are highlighted as essentials for versatile wear and good style in woolens designed for all-round service.
Politeness and the social impact of calling fools
A concise reflection on manners and social restraint. Politeness forbids labeling others as fools each time judgment arises, promoting restraint and courteous discourse over blunt insults.
Origin of Navel Oranges Arrives in U S History
Navel oranges were introduced from Brazil by the Department of Agriculture in 1870. California ships about 8 million boxes annually. The first experimental grove had fewer than twenty trees. One original tree remains in Washington D C and the other is shown in California.
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California
United States
Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
April Favored for Sowing Red Clover by Many Farmers
Farmers seed red clover as early as February or wait until April with equal success. Some sow half early and half late, relying on light seeding under favorable conditions. March is recommended by many, though soil may be honeycombed or dry and cracked later, seen as a second choice.
Farm Facts from Wueye Ee Promotes Better Crops
Better seed and crop practices are urged with notes on oats barley and greens like Swiss chard kale and collards. Sweet corn is advised with correct soil and variety choices. Old sheds can be repurposed for poultry with straw loft ventilation. A farm without wood livestock is often unprofitable. Rats will infest buildings. keep structures rat-proof. Feeding small grain with alfalfa boosts hog growth.
Heard and Not Seen
A quiet household scene centers on a young man in the parlor who remains undisturbed as his parents, unseen on the upper stairs, announce that it is ten o'clock. The contrast highlights youth indifference and parental vigilance in a domestic moment.
Ringworm in Calves Common in Spring
Ringworm or branitch is common among calves in winter and spring. The skin disease forms white or yellowish crusted spots first on the head and neck, moving to the forequarters. If untreated it irritates and spreads by contact. caused by a fungus under crusts. Wash scabs with hot water and soap, then apply tincture of iodine, repeating every two or three days as needed.
Difficulty With Hubam Cultivation in the Middle West
The article notes hubam as a farm crop faces more obstacles than any other legume in the Middle West causing widespread differing opinions among farmers and others about its cultivation.
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Middle West
Corrected Thursday Grain Prices From Clare Bley and Geo Goodenough
The page lists grain and produce quotes with names Clare Bley Geo F Goodenough and prices for wheat corn barley rye buckwheat and oats. It also notes hogs mutton and other farm items with per hundredweight and per bushel figures.
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Clare
Ccaceee
Nurses Carry Health Education Into Workers Homes
Nurses from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company visit 3 955 towns and cities in the United States and Canada. In two winter months they made 424 986 calls at 109 395 homes providing prenatal care and practical demonstrations for families. They trek through mud and remote roads to reach distant shacks and offer essential health guidance to aid young mothers and prevent serious illness.
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The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Canada
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