Fees De by Radicalism in the Saddle Demands Change
Readers note a broad movement challenging current conditions with rising demand for action. Authorities warn of possible direct action as protests gain momentum across communities.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
6
Readers note a broad movement challenging current conditions with rising demand for action. Authorities warn of possible direct action as protests gain momentum across communities.
FRANK COMERFORD discusses European radicalism and the rising appeal of the red flag among workers. He stresses labor’s shift to political demands postwar, the tension between democracy and minority action, and the lure of bolshevism in Ireland and beyond.
Barbanelles Fireworks 78 show at the state fair Sept 3 12 features Liege of the Dardanelles in a dramatic pyrotechnic display. Charles H Duffield's Theatre Duffield Company presents a graphic siege with ships, flames, and rolling seas depicting a historic bombardment.
A World War era quotation from David Lloyd George appeals to honor fallen heroes and contrast the new world with the old. It urges commitment to avoid returning to exploitative conditions of squalor, unemployment, and wasted riches.
The feathers of the golden pheasant are a significant source of profit and are used in salmon fishing. These birds, natives of China, are hardy and easy to rear in this country.
Michigan State Fair secretary-manager G W Dickinson unveils a September exhibit at Detroit to demonstrate practical uses of bearing animals and waste land. The display includes 10 pairs of black and silver fox and multiple other fur bearing species, plus rodents, beaver, muskrats, martins, squirrels, bears, and deer with expert guidance from the Michigan Breeders Association.
Eight USDA advised essentials for winter eggs include suitable stock, comfortable quarters, kind treatment, regular attention, abundant water, wholesome food, liberal rations, and congenial exercise. Pullets should be seasonally hatched and vigorous. ventilation and light aid steady laying. avoid disturbances. provide continuous access to water and quality feeds. balance grains and animal foods. scratch by litter feeding to encourage exercise.
A Ohio state fair representative discussed with G W Dickinson, secretary-manager of the Michigan fair in Detroit, to apply successful methods used last year under E B Tyre of Detroit. The Ohio show will largely adopt these ideas for the 1920 exhibit. Michigan dates are Sept 8 to 12.
Bee keepers of Michigan arrange to send 10000 pounds of honey to the Detroit exposition. The honey will be sold during the Michigan State Fair for the benefit of the beekeepers. The fair runs September 3 to 12.
Poultry keepers set a seasonal standard of sixty eggs per month per hen for the next six months. Hens failing to meet this mark should be culled, and keepers unable to reach it after diligent effort should quit. Those following the article’s instructions should achieve the moderate production goal.
A concise list outlines eight key provisions for travelers or campers. It emphasizes suitable stock, comfortable quarters, kind treatment, regular attention, ample water, wholesome feed, liberal rations, and congenial exercise.
The article notes that free roaming fowls in spring obtain abundant green and animal feed, plus grain, exercise, and fresh air, making a perfect laying hen ration. It suggests feeders should replicate springlike conditions during other seasons within their power.
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