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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1931

Page

8

WKAR Schedules New Program Series

WKAR at Michigan State College will air a new daily program series from January 4 to May 28 featuring farm service information weather and markets, general education discussions, and entertainment. The 3 PM daily lineup includes Studio Trio music and housewife guidance plus science and humanities talks from college departments.

WKAR Michigan State College Var Agricultural Division United States Department of Agriculture Home Economies Division State Department of Public Instruction Michigan State Medical Society Michigan

Device found to set barn on fire in Superior township

A firebug device was discovered Sunday morning on a farm north of Ypsilanti. A one foot square tar soaked box with excelsior held a lit candle protected by a tin cover. the candle burned out before reaching the kindling. Deputy Klavitter suspects a trained maker and officers pursue clues in ongoing county fires.

Superior Township Ypsilanti Jate Mills Klavitter Manchester Enterprise

Windbreaks and Poultry Tips for Farm Efficiency

Agricultural notes advise windbreaks near the home to reduce fuel use and beautify farms. They cover pullet housing and maturity grading, rhubarb fertilization with barnyard manure, fall manure piling, and spring incorporation. Feeding two parts grain to one part mash supports weight gain and protein needs for proper organ function. It also urges selecting breeding hens for next year while avoiding ragged plumage and bleached shanks.

Congressional clash over Hoover policy and war debts in 1932

The report outlines Republican criticisms led by Louis McFadden and David Reed against Hoover's moratorium on intergovernmental debts and the idea of reviving the refunding commission. It covers senatorial responses, party strategy, and remarks by Mills and Stimson, plus the Chicago convention scene, Wagner’s jobless relief push, and the European reparations discussions under Beneduce and the Young Plan advisory committee.

Congress Pennsylvania Louis McFadden David A. Reed Hoover McFadden House Banking and Currency Committee United States Kuhn, Loeb & Co Seligmans Paul Warburg John J. O'Connor New York Hicago National Committee Fess Chicago Atlantic City Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Basel Switzerland Young Plan Advisory Committee Alfredo Beneduce Italy Germany Colijn Walter W. Stewart Europe Beneduce Reich

Resignations Stun Chinese Government Leaders

Chiang Kai-shek and key ministers Soong and Wellington Koo step down amid a power shift toward a united China under a Canton-influenced coalition. Sun Fo and others form the reform group. Lin Sen leads the new government. Japan policy promises greater vigor, while Manchuria edges toward autonomy with Tsang Shih-yi as first ruler.

NDER Chiang ’Kai-shek China Soong Wellington Koo Lin Sen Nationalist Party League of Nations Japan Nanking Chiang Kai-shek Canton

Rats Evasion of Poison Baits Warns of Safe Practices

Michigan State College zoology warns bait choice matters more than poison type for rats. Ensure food protection, seal leaks, and limit access to baits to prevent harm to non targets. Red squill offers rat specificity but must be used carefully and according to Circular No. 138.

Zoology Department Michigan State. College Michigan State College

Moisture in Beans Should Be Watched

J C G Hackle man of the University of Illinois warns that newly harvested soy beans going into storage should contain less than 15 or 16 percent moisture to avoid spoilage. Dry beans must look clean and marketable, be cool, free of mold and insect injury, and have minimal foreign material.

J. C G. Hackleman University of Ilinois

Corn Harvesting Costs Drop with New Machines

The Illinois experiment station compared corn harvest costs over two years. Hand husking on 12,000 acres cost 10.4 cents per bushel. One row pickers used on 102 acres cost 83 cents per bushel, while two row pickers on 64 farms cost 6.6 cents. Two row machines needed 2.2 hours of labor per acre. single row 2.7 hours. hand husking 3.1 hours. Wagon setup increased labor when horses pulled it. tractor pull would reduce labor needs.

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Fertilizing Fruit Trees: Spring Application Guidelines

Fruit trees should receive fertilizing material each spring. Spread under outer branches away from the trunk where feeding roots are. If using nitrogenous fertilizer such as nitrate of soda or sulfate of ammonia, apply about a quarter pound per year of the tree's age. A four year old apple tree gets one pound, a 24 year old six pounds. Old peach trees will rarely...

State News in Brief leads with Michigan items

Houghton isie Royal trappers clash with coyotes to save moose. Blissfield sugar plant processed 25 million pounds this season. Albion sees Mrs Ida Tingay die from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty nail. her son Maj Lynn Tingay serves in the Panama Canal Zone. Grand Rapids warns drivers who owe fines may have licenses suspended for 90 days. Sault Ste. Marie announces full time work for 400 Union Garbide employees starting January 1. Owosso reports forged check for Mayor Wille spelling error leading to life imprisonment of Clyde Marsh. Ludington doctor contracts tularemia after rabbit exposure. Marquette sentences John Arts for assault with a dangerous weapon. Hillsdale notes possums returning to county. Lansing reports Bloomfield Township tax valuation jump. Corunna notes Myrtle Mason Hughes profits from funeral stock sale. Benton Harbor truck lines face license penalties for failure to apply for permits. Petoskey hosts winter sports carnival February 4–6. Pontiac reports an escaped patient from Pontiac State Hospital ends life on a train track. Flint teen wounded in stabbing by brother. Ann Arbor bank reopens after reorganizing. Mason region pheasants held back as economy measure. Owosso landlords seek rent payments from welfare clients. Lansing notes theft recovery rates surpass thefts. Flint fatal motorcycle crash. Ypsilanti Ford building permit issued for 150k factory. Parma youths rescued from burning wreck on U.S. 12. Marquette arson conviction for Bridget Harris. awaits appeal. Lansing malt tax funds released for tuberculosis care. delays possible until January. Ann Arbor football ticket order record as Michigan-Northwestern game demand rises for next season.

Grand Rapids Frank A. Hess Sault Ste. Marie John White Owosso H. B. Wille Clyde H. Marsh Lansing Marsh Willie Marquette John Arts Gary Ind Marquette Branch Frank A. Bell Arts Republic John Hillsdale Bloomfield Township Oakland County State Tax Commission Myrtle Mason Hughes Corunna Benton Harbor Chicago Clarence Butler Michigan Michigan Utilities Commission Clemens Martin Fpeitier Peltier Bridget Harris Detroit House of Correction Wayne Ann Arbor Fielding H. Yost Northwestern University

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