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Newspaper
Milford Times
Location
Milford, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1913
Page
3
Michigan foresters predict state owned timber could be valued from 75 million to 250 million dollars in 50 to 75 years. With 800000 acres of state forest and more growing, experts expect significant timber growth and rising value, while reserves push toward future harvests and increased state revenue.
The article notes a planned summer program in a lakeside city with lectures and musical programs for seven days, aiming to reach farmers who cannot travel in winter. It mentions high grade lecturers, many automobiles, and similar courses across 20 Michigan cities this summer amid tariff changes. Secretary Martindale reports sugar beet yields of 767,511 tons this year, down from 839,480 last year.
Owosso Sugar Company Lansing branch manager George Walt says central Michigan farmers will be asked to accept a 60 cent per ton reduction in sugar beet prices for the coming year.
Farmers should focus on the dairy operation itself not just the creamery profits. A balanced approach across the farm ensures the dairy remains profitable and sustainable.
In Sleepy Hollow country at Tarrytown New York Herman Levy a former merchant and real estate man awakened from a mental sleep after years of amnesia He recognizes few people and recalls events from a decade ago but then improves and re joins the community joining the volunteer fire company and expressing interest in business The report notes his memory of past events is clear up to ten years ago and his mind appears restored today
Town leaders in Republic unite across council chamber and civic groups to address a surprising population pattern. Census shows 60 widows, 14 bachelors, 20 widowers, plus many single women, prompting plans for a meeting to discuss the issue. The drive reflects local concern and broad civic involvement.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote describes Mr Blank a first tenor in a glee club who is proud after a social gathering. A prettiest young woman asks him to walk her home and jokes that she chose him because he could holler the loudest, boosting his ego.
A simple remedy against coughs and throat irritations is Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops five cents at all good druggists.
A scientific investigator notes that coffee plant leaves can be used to brew a fragrant tea with strong aroma, bitter but pleasant taste, and lower tannin than tea. The leaves resemble tea leaves and may allow growing tea and coffee on the same plant. Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised as the best blueing value for laundry.
Little Pierre is upset after a seaside trip saying the sea is not to blame for its size. He notes the ocean has only one shore, prompting a quiet fatherly reflection on perspective.
A wary forecast note reflects that not every weather forecaster commits to firm predictions. The piece contrasts confident predictions with guarded language amid variable conditions and data uncertainties.
Richard K Powers of Lancaster Massachusetts, who claims a close relationship to Mary Sawyer famed from the nursery rhyme about a persistent little lamb, has just marked his 103rd birthday. Mary Sawyer, born March 1814 on the Sawyer farm, was Pow ers' cousin and her lamb was one of twins.
Morris of 2262 Glybournaventa returned home at 3 a m and found his roommate Henecerak in the middle of the bed. He told him to move over but got no response and discovered his partner was dead. Police probing a possible accidental death.
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