State News in Brief highlights Michigan events and incidents
Monroe 53 year old Fred Reimer foreman for Detroit and Toledo Shoreline held a hand with 1500 in clubs took every trick and scored 1840 points. Port Huron deputy game warden H W Maines says dip nets for sale catch illegal unless for personal use. Muskegon William G Ramsey burial upright forbidden by state law. Grand Rapids streptococcal infection fatal to Dr Russell V Gladieux. Owosso Hungarian partridge released north of Owosso only other Michigan sighting Lénew County. Detroit bus passengers under new US customs search order open coats in transit. Saginaw bus crash injures 30 children. vehicle hits hydrant. rolls onto residence terrace. Benton Harbor Michigan Bud Fete planned May 7 18 with queen selection April 17. Ann Arbor Jackson railway engineer Floyd Finch dies after crane strike in Chelsea. Marshall gold jug worth over 1000 found on farm. Detroit dentist blasts fat versus thin pain theory. Lansing WHOM Davidson Bay City license change hearings. Pere Marquette Ludington. Ann Arbor Ludington Manistique Frankfort Menominee renewals. St Johns Kehoe Bath school disaster farm sold for 4900. Lake Odessa Ora Heater dies from grass fire burns. Birmingham Carl Meisterheim suicide. Traverse City Senator Vandenberg invited to Michigan cherry festival. Battle Creek state rifle matches June 28 29. Lansing conservation reports removal of 327160 noxious fish 1929. Lansing state police radio proposal plans cost 700000 yearly. Jackson collie saves child Maxie Lettow near Vandercook Lake. Bay City Beaver Mine shuts down 200 miners affected. Jonesville high school students found dead in cemetery car.
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Muskegon
William G. Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Grand Rapids
Russell V. Gladieux
Gladieux
Owosso
Highty
Shiawassee Conservation Association
England
Michigan
Lénawee County
Ohio
Detroit
Ambassador Bridge
United States
Saginaw
Central Junior High School
Benton Harbor
Ann Arbor
Chelsea
Floyd Finch
Jackson
Michigan Central Railroad
Finch
R. H. van Order
Grass Lake
University Hospital
Marshall
Charles Budlong
William Caffrey
Budlong
Caffrey
Lee
Lansing
Federal Radio Commission
Washington, D. C
James BE. Davidson
Bay City
Pere Maronette Railroad Company
Ludington
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Manistique
Frankfort
Menominee
Andrew Kehoe
Bath
Julia A. Price
Kehoe
Michigan State Police
Fred W. Green
Houghton Lake
Fish Division
Department of Conservation
Frank Alger
Ithaca
Doctor Alger
Oscar G. Olander
A. Collie
Maxie Lettow
Oscar Lettow
Vandercook Lake
Maxie
Lettow
Fire Department
Beaver
Beaver Coal Co
Durfey
Timothy Hay Declines As Legume Hays Gain Ground In Dairy Diets
The USDA notes a shift in dairy feeding from timothy to alfalfa and other legume hays. From 1922 to 1929 Great Lakes states expanded alfalfa acres from 1.33 million to 2.75 million while timothy fell from 7 million to 4.25 million acres. Legumes improve milk production and ration balance, though protein concentrates remain essential. Farmers are urged to grow legume hay, with lime and phosphates improving soil for alfalfa or clover.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Timothy Hay
Great Lakes
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Department
Skirmishing in Warfare Between Bugs and Humans
Entomologists from Ohio State University have acted as a flying squadron to identify pests harming crops and homes. Sixteen pests, including corn bill bugs, striped stalk borers, cabbage weevils and clothes moths, prompted emergency calls with practical advice and demonstrations on pest control.
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Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Q@hio State university
Careful Planning for Two Vegetable Crops
A system of succession cropping lets gardeners harvest two good crops from the same ground in one season. By rotating crops such as green onions spinach lettuce peas followed by beans sweet corn turnips or cabbage, space is used efficiently and late crops stay productive with careful irrigation and cultivation.
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A. M. Binkley
Colorado Agricultural College
Agricultural Hints for North Central Farmers
Corn dominates the region as the great feed grain. Buy baby chicks near home when possible. Soybean pasture works in late summer and fall as perennial pastures wane. Early crops like cabbage head lettuce and onions should be planted as soon as possible. Sam notes old dogs can be muzzled. chickens can be kept in storage brooders for fattening and graded higher than range fed birds when dressed.
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Sam
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Monroe
Fred Reimer
Detroit & Toledo Shoreline Railroad Company
Frenchtown
Port Huron
H. W. Maines
St. Clair River
Lake Odessa
Ora Heater
Clemens
Sarah’ Socia
Joseph
Macomb County
Birmingham
Russell Heacock
Edwin, Heacock
Troy Township
Adams Road
Kalamazoo
Carl Meisterheim
Traverse City
Vandenberg
Arthur M. Hyde
Battle Creek
Camp Custer
Finney
Ray
Aanywan
Little
Tueney ED
Auetz
Wev
Felix
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