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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
8
Michigan farmers show careful handling of alfalfa seed to reduce losses. The survey of over 100 leading growers reports most harvest at two thirds to three quarters brown pods, 90 percent from first crop, and 70 percent threshing in the field. Many use windrow mowers, bottom racks, and canvas covers to protect seed.
Michigan lead growers will compete in the Ira H Butterfield memorial contest at the Michigan State Fair The three classes wheat oats barley offer 22 awards per class Entries require five acres or more and must be filed by August 31 Judges will assess per acre and commercial grain value rather than seed worth The contest aims to identify real state leaders in farming Also note the United Savings Bank merger to form a 2 million dollar resource base and new offices in Tecumseh.
Gen. Mario J Menocal and Col. Carlos Mendieta are imprisoned in Havana as Machado's forces claim the rebellion is collapsing. Fierce fighting erupts in Gibara and Santa Clara with heavy casualties on both sides, while U S observers urge democratic reforms to avert renewed uprisings.
Developments in New York legislative probe threaten a clash between Governor Roosevelt and Tammany Hall with potential impact on his Democratic presidential bid. Some allies argue breaking with Tammany could gain cross state support, while others say economic gains may keep him viable in New York against Hoover. Newton Jenkins of Chicago launches a Republican bid for U.S. Senate opposing Hoover’s renomination.
Michigan poultry growers will attend a two day demonstration at Michigan State College on September 17 and 18. Leading authorities from Michigan and other states will discuss housing feeding and breeding as part of an annual round up organized by the college agricultural division.
Ohio and Michigan plan white numerals on blue plates with identical color schemes. The difference will be the state name placement, top for Ohio and bottom for Michigan, causing a potential costly, sweeping change to new tags.
A Brooklyn Exponent editorial laments liquor violence and questions why state action lags until four youths are murdered. It condemns indifference by officials and property interests of bootleggers, urging stronger enforcement to prevent tragedies.
Edward Hyne of Brigh ton township reports a unique volunteer crop on 18 acres yielding 377 bushels this year after 426 bushels on 13 acres last year. Hyne says it is the largest and only volunteer wheat crop in the state this year.
Analysts suggest Berlin needs a grant rather than a loan to support economic stabilization. Proposals emphasize funds without repayment commitments to bolster markets, support industry, and sustain public services amid fiscal pressures.
The Michigan State Fair in Detroit hosts a French Fashion Revue September 7 to 12 in a remodeled central hall. Mme. Marcelle D Orsay directs an exhibit of original French creations and Parisian mannequins, with daily talks on style and grooming.
The post office exhibit at the Michigan State Fair September 6 to 12 will show how parcel post supports farm trade. Postal experts will display proper containers for agricultural shipments, stamp cancellations by rapid machines, and other modern mail methods. An exhibit of unusual mail items from the Dead Letter Office in Washington may be shown with approval from officials.
All children under 15 get free admission on Young Michigan Day Tuesday Sept 8. Free entry to Grandstand and Coliseum also offered for these youngsters.
A 300 performer Pavley-Dukrainsky ballet will stage The Awakening at the Michigan State Fair Detroit from Sept 6 to 12. The outdoor spectacle features advanced electric lighting, 40 foot high sets, renowned soloists, a pyrotechnic display, and a sweeping historical narrative ending with a grand finale on a sky full of color.
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