Michigan News Roundup of Crimes, Farm, and Local Events
A long list of regional incidents: a man fell 60 feet in Saginaw in an elevator shaft while another in Port Huron saw street names renamed. Zoetland shipped 200 chickens to King Alfonso of Spain. A 78 year old farmer in Stanwood killed himself over medical amputation. North Street in Northville was renamed Evanshire to avoid mail confusion.
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Saginaw
Harry Walters
Zeeland
Alfonso
Spain
Stanwood
A. P. Nelson
Port Huron
North Street
Here
United States Post Office Department
Evanshire
Owosso
Clarence Smith
Michigan Reformatory
Tonia
St. Clair
W. W. Cox
Traverse City
Dorce Lamkin
Parm C. Gilbert
Detroit House of Correction
Edgar Lamkin
Lamkin
Jackson
Marquette
Walter S. Prickett
Sidnaw Lumberman
L'Anse
Mbaraga
Baraga
Michigan State College
Grand Rapids
Walter Metrua
Metrua
Lansing
G. C. Dillman
Highway Committee
State Administrative Board
Bay City
Whittemore
Twining
Turner
Prescott
Sanford
Edenville
Consumers Power Co
Southern Michigan Light and Power Co
Omer
Hale
Beulah
Cold Creek
Michigan
Petersburg
John Federman
Shiawassee County
William de Frenn
Caro—Volney
Kenneth Wright
Hllington Township
Ionia
Genesee
Clinton
Shiawassee
Coldwater
Lew Allen Chase
Northern State Teachers College
Michigan Historical Commission
Green
Chase
Claude H. van Tyne
University of Michigan
Menominee
Spies
David G. Bothwell
South
Flint
Chicago
Flint Central
Cadillac
State Highway Department
J. W. Anderson
Forester
American Medical Association
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Association
Hurley
St. Joseph’s
Women’s
Genesee County Infirmary
Michigan School For the Deaf
Dundee
Leo. Raymond
Monroe
Ann Arbor
Matthew A. Hinkkanen
Ishpeming
Albert Jennings
Hinkkanen
Sigma Zeta House
Michigan Union
Michigan Central
W. 8
Kimball
Green Manure Boosts Soil Bacteria and Nitrogen
The USDA reports green manure crops like clover significantly boost soil bacteria, with numbers rising up to tenfold in two days and 15 to 25 times in four days. Decomposition releases carbon dioxide and ammonia, with nitrogen-rich manure forming more nitrate. cover crops improve soil structure, water retention, and erosion resistance, benefiting subsequent crops even when legume tops are removed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nathan R. Smith
Mr. Smith
Hatch Geese Eggs When Grass Is Well Started
Goose eggs may be hatched under hens in spring when grass starts. Mating should occur in the prior fall to avoid infertility. Eggs hatch in about thirty days. remove early hatchlings if needed and warm them. Feed goslings after 24 to 36 hours with milk-squeezed bread or oats and crumbs. Provide water, greens, and grain. protect from wet and cold and avoid swimming until fully feathered.
Agricultural Hints for Better Farming Practices
Advice on crop seeds soil and storage and milk testing. It notes red clover seed prices drop and testa vegetables seed vitality. It suggests ventilating storage cellars and early alfalfa cutting with later regrowth. Monthly milk tests reveal cow profitability and timely manure use for corn.
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