Cross Breeding Cattle Shows Mixed Results at Beltsville
Washington reports on a Beltsville experiment begun in 1939 testing Jersey Guernsey Holstein and Red Dane cows. Using proved sires across three breed crosses, production rose with hybrid vigor. some groups produced up to 16 949 pounds of milk and 68 ½ pounds butter fat, challenging textbook theories.
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Beltsville
Jerseys
Guernseys
Jersey
Michigan
United States
Lake George Sunday School and church notices
Resort News reports Lake George Community Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 00 with Harry Moyer as Superintendent The Lake George Baptist Church lists Rev E R Redman as Pastor and a Sunday School at 2 00 led by Lewis Irwin with Mr and Mrs Alfred King of Utica visiting John King’s home For the Fourth Hank Willis stayed in Marion with his sister and family.
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Lake George
Harry Moyer
Lake George Baptist Church
E. &. Redman
Lewis Irwin
Alfred King
Utica
John King
Hank Willis
Marion
Flo Willoughby
Detroit
Sumner Lines
Flint
A. Zitzenstock
Houghton Lake
Doris Stittsworth
Clare
Lyman Stittsworth
Annabel Stittsworth
Saginaw
Beverly Folsom
Community vacationing and visitors across Michigan towns
Reader snippets detail several trips and gatherings from Mt. Pleasant to Lake George. Notices include families visiting relatives in Lansing, tourists at cottages, reunions on Lincoln Avenue, and weekend calls from Detroit and Flint. Names such as Schroeder Moyer Smith Host Hagerman Bushong Baker and Stittsworth appear among hosted gatherings and outings.
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Fred Schroeder
Rochester
N. Y
Harry Moyer
Lawrence Smith
Upper Peninsula
Betty Brace
Lansing
Margie Kotesky
Basil
Mt. Pleasant
Markeith Johnson
Harold Tinsleys
Harry Kress
Armand Hagerman
Edmonds
Adrienne Bushong
California
New York
Lake George
Norman Tolson, Jr
Julia Legedy
Thomas Babcock
Mt. Clemens
Carl Baker
Garden City
Basil Baker
Grayling
Frank Baker
Starkey
Lincoln Avenue
Alice Green
G. Lawton
Geo. Leggett, Jr
J. Eliason
Detroit
Walter Hansons
H. Gillette
Mason
F. W. Swanson
Alma
W. Hanson
Fred Dilling
John Starkey
Don Densmore
Don
Wm. Maum
Chicago
Henry Miller
Hanson
St. Johns
Clint Cook
Beck
Ashley
Herbert Lee
Fred Shepard
Mio
Frank Luce
Blue Rock
Shhool
Farwell
Lewis Lautzenheiser
Roy Howard
Alva Dexter
Pontiac
Railroad Timetables Include Daily and Weekend Schedules
Arbur agent Harter lists No 52 south at 9:49 am and No 61 north at 2:30 pm daily except Sunday. Chesapeake and Ohio Pere Marquette district agent Jake Walker shows West No 1 to 8:34 am and East No 6 at 3:42 pm.
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North
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pere Marquette
Jake Walker
Agt
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines Bus Schedules
Bus schedule notice for Great Lakes Greyhound Lines at 115 East Fourth Street. Times listed for routes to Detroit via Lansing and Jackson, Chicago, St Ignace via Pruden ville, and connections to Sault Ste Marie Marquette Calumet. Also service to Prudenville Higgins Lake Reed City Scottville Ludington with passes through Reed City to Traverse City.
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Greyhound
Clare
Detroit
Lansing
Jackson
Chicago
Teo
Points
Prudenville
Higgins Lake
Reed City
Scottville
Ludington
Traverse City
Yellow Bus Line Schedules Expose Daily City Links
Stop at Cities Service Station for Saginaw daily except Sunday at 1 10 PM and 5 10 PM for Saginaw with connections to Flint Pontiac and Detroit. Also 5 10 PM to Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort daily.
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Cities
Saginaw
Flint
Pontiac
Detroit
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Dow Workers Buses Schedule From ClareDaily
Buses for Dow workers depart Clare each day at 6 20 A M 2 20 P M and 10 20 P M with service listed for commuter use.
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Washington
U.S.C.A. Research Center
Lake George Resort
Ann Arbur
R. Harter
Farwell Lumber CO
Flueliners
DuPont
Don Luce
Farwell, Mich
Great Lakes
Greyhound Lines
East Fourth St
DOW Workers
Northern
Northern Michigan
Holbrook - Mail
Freeman Oil Company
West Fifth Street
R. J. Fischer
Martin Quick
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