MMPA To Meet April 15
Delegates from the Michigan Milk Producers Association, about 350 from 89 local units in southeast Michigan, will meet April 15 at 10 a m in Waterford Community Activities Building. They will hear reports on Detroit operations, milk stations, plants, and transport, plus order effects and an expanded advertising program.
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Michigan Milk Producers Association
Detroit
Waterford Community Activities
Williams Lake Road
Michigan
Imlay City
Elsie
Detroit Area
Howard F. Simmons
George Irvine
American Dairy AsSociation
Deep Seeding Of Oats Backfires on Root System
Michigan State College farm crops specialist Dr. K F Frey warns that planting oats deeper than recommended does not create a deeper permanent root system. He states the permanent roots initiate in the upper inch of soil and seedlings draw growth from surface food sources.
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Michigan State College Farm Crops
K. F. Frey
Farmer seed depth and oat planting guidance
Dr Frey warns seeds planted deeper than two inches often fail to emerge. For oats, plant shallowly and ensure soil can be worked. Second week seedings show rapid yield decline, so farmers should raise planting rate to nine or ten pecks per acre to maximize yield.
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Frey
Wall-eyed pike planted in Island Lake by Michigan commission
The Michigan Fish Commission has planted 100 000 tiny wall eyed pike in Island Lake, noting there were plenty of fish in Zukey Lake as a pass. Local moves include Fred Suddaby and family relocating to Milan to engage in the dray business.
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Michigan Fish Commission
Island Lake
Zukey Lake
Fred Suddaby
Milan
Fred
Fred Kader
Tuttle
Mason
Detroit
J. H. Barr
Cora Hull
Edith Vogt
Frieda Lederer
Amanda Sturm
Margaret Sears
Mary McIintyre
Charles Westfall
Belleville
W. S. Rhodes
Governor Bliss
Tom Navin
Beggars Face Charity Dilemma Deserving or Not
A reflection notes the difficulty in judging which beggars merit aid as some are refused for appearing as drunks while others who seem unworthy still receive assistance.
Notable Confirmations And Local Social Notes From Sunday
Twenty years ago Rubina Bredernitz Wilma Bredernitz Loretta Jedele Paul Jedele Esther Lindemann and Julius Haas were confirmed on Sunday. Paul Rogers caught a nearly three pound salmon river fish Friday evening in the Saline. Mr. and Mrs Zimmerman of Inkster visited Mr. and Mrs Kendall on Sunday. Mae Wheeler returned Monday from Washington DC after a winter with her sister.
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Rubina Bredernitz
Wilma Bredernitz
Loretta
Paul Jedele
Esther Lindemann
Julius Haas
Paul Rogers
Saline
Mrs. Zimmerman
Inkster
W. S. Kendall
Mae Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Local social visits and a bridal shower uncertain notes
Mr. and Mrs Henry Cornish visited son Clarence and wife in Ypsilanti. Irene Dawe hosted a 12 o'clock luncheon for high school teachers and gave a pyrex shower for Miss Goldie Morford. Various residents, including Robert Fucss and Jerry Perry, spent weekends with relatives in Michigan towns.
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Henry Cornish
Clarence
Ypsilanti
Irene Dawe
Goldie Morford
Robert Fucss
Martin Fucss
Jerry Perry
Detroit
John Dicks
C. A. Curtiss
A58s
Biery
Camden
Hillsdale
Ben Roller
Albion
Tonia Invites Land Judges
Michigan youths compete in the first State Invitational Land Judging contest at Ionia on April 16. One 4 H team per county and one high school team may enter. top three scores count. The winning team advances to the national contest in Oklahoma City April 30 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ionia
Oklahoma City
Ionia County Soil Conservation District
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Michigan State College Cooperative Extension Service
Ionia Free Fairgrounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
MMPA
Joe Marsh
Chip
Chip Hanson
Free Lance
United States Brewers Foundation
Gailen Curtiss
Stony Creek
Hilda Larimee
America
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Alemnai
Federal Reserve
Edison
Detroit Edison
General Motors
A & 11
Chevrolet
Michigan Ave
Usar
Oldsmobile
Colonial Gardens
Bills Bowers
George Pittman
Tonia
Kellogal
Atlas
Atlas Milling Co. Flour — Feed — Grain
Clinton
Falice
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