Alfalfa Seedings On Wheat Rye Success Reported
Prof J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College notes numerous successful alfalfa seedings on wheat and rye in Michigan. Best results occur on fertile land with lime. Seed in late March or early April, drill crosswise or harrow after broadcasting, 8-15 pounds seed per acre, inoculation available from the college bacteriology department at 25 cents a bottle with directions.
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Michigan
J. F. Cox
Michigan Agricultural College
Cox
Department of Bacteriology
East Lansing
Funeral Services for Jeter Klein Held in Reno County
The funeral will be at Johnson Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in West Side Cemetery mausoleum. Jeter Klein, pioneer of Reno County since 1874 born near Ann Arbor March 15 1842, married Sophia Schweitzer July 12 1863. Survived by wife two daughters Christine Gililman Grover Bowser and son Frank Klein two grandchildren. Brother of Adam Klein former owner of Schuyler mill.
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Jeter Klein
Johnson Funeral Home
Westside
Mr. Klein
Reno County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Sophia Schweitzer
Kalamazoo
Klein
Christine Gililman
This City
Grover Bowser
Darlow
Onay
Frank Klein
Help For The Rural Mother In Choosing Food For The Baby
Michigan Tuberculosis Association offers a feeding schedule for infants aged nine months to two years. The plan covers times and foods from breast milk to cereals vegetables fruits and boiled milk, with gradual introduction of cow milk and varied cooked cereals. A housing ad and a quip about bathing girls are also present in the text.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Oak Grove school social postponed to Friday evening
The Oak Grove school social is delayed until Friday evening, April 7. J. Fred Weissinger and niece Laura Kaiser celebrated their joint March 29 birthdays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Schroen. A local election saw Miss Lottie Wallace defeat Luther Briggs by 49 votes, with the rest of the ticket passing largely, and 38 tickets clean with no marks.
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Oak Grove
J. Fred Weissinger
Laura, Kaiser
John Schroen
Lottie Wallace
Luther Briggs
Collins at Dublin Castle historic transfer of power
Michael Collins and the provisional government assumed executive authority at Dublin Castle on January 30. The group arrived in a motor car with the viceroy Lord Fitzallan arriving shortly after as auxiliaries began leaving amid enthusiastic scenes.
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Ireland
Michael Collins
Dublin Castle
Lord Fitzallan
Parliament House Again as Home of the Free State Legislature
The old Irish parliament building on College Green now houses the Bank of Ireland and is slated to become the official home of the Free State legislature. Michael Collins and William Cosgrove visited to inspect its suitability for parliament after Bank arrangements made it the government’s financial agent. They viewed the old House of Lords, largely unchanged after 122 years since Grattan’s Parliament.
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College Green
Bank of Ireland
House of Lords
Grattan
Dublin Castle Through Centuries Of Royal occupancy and Conflict
Dublin Castle, long in the limelight after British evacuation and Irish occupation, hosts a history spanning kings and queens from King John in 1210 to Richard II’s nine month stay. Its varied architecture reflects monarchs’ tastes while 1588’s trial of combat at the castle yard ended with an O Connor killing his cousin.
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Dublin Castle
Kansas City Times
John
Richard II
George IV
Prince of Wales
Jack
O’connors
O'Connor
Shamrock Roots of St Patrick's Day Mystery
The passage explains the shamrock as Saint Patrick's teaching aid for the Trinity, noting its use among pagan Druids and a curious link to the trefoil’s term in Arabic and Persian symbolism. It mentions Pliny the naturalist’s claim about serpents and the Irish reverence for the plant before Patrick’s arrival.
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St. Patrick
Erin
Iran
Pliny
Chicago
Innisfallen Abbey and Its Silent Ruins
A reflective poem by Neil Macdonald recalls Innisfallen Abbey near Killarney founded in the sixth century by St Finan Lobhor. It laments centuries of decay, notes the abbey’s former scholarly monks and pious deeds, and contrasts past devotion with present quiet spots and birdsong.
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Innisfallen Abbey
St. Patrick
Finan Lobhor
St. Finan of the Books
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