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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
8
Milk yield comparable with single high-protein concentrate
Michigan State College feeding trials show a ration with corn oats and barley plus cottonseed meal and alfalfa leaves produced the same milk as a complex mix including linseed gluten meal and wheat bran. The study suggests using a simpler cheaper high-protein concentrate to reduce costs while maintaining yield.
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Michigan State College
College Dairy Depart
Home Town Papers Hold Record Meet
More than 200 editors from Michigan hometown papers gathered at East Lansing for the 60th Michigan Press Association conference. Officers elected include George Averill president Elton Eaton vice president Herbert Wood secretary treasurer. The banquet drew 400 with state officials and Gov Brucker in attendance. Joseph Sturgeon named field secretary succeeding Len Feighner.
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Michigan
East Lansing
Michigan Press Associaton
Fof
Press Association
George Averill
Birmingham Eccentric
Elton R. Eaton
Northville Record
Herbert A. Wood
Bangor Advance
Verne J. Brown
Ingham County News
Mason
Rollo Mosher
Wayland Globe
Claude D. Riley
Ontonagon Herald
D. HE. Matheson
Roscommon Herald
A. Vanhoevering
Zeeland Record
Wilber M. Brucker
Fred W. Green
Loren Dickinson
Fred Ming
House
Robert S. Shaw
M.S. C
A. van Koevering
Gordon J. Laing
Chicago University
Joseph A. Sturgeon
Delta Reporter
Gladstone
The
Len W. Feighner
Nashville
Mrs Phoebe Patterson A Peace Justice Dies In Plymouth
Mrs. Phoebe Patterson longtime Plymouth justice of the peace died recently at age. The Wayne County Review recalls her 1910 election challenge over voting rights and eligibility to office, resolved in Detroit in her favor. She was accompanied by suffragists and club women seeking women’s rights.
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Phoebe Patterson
Plymouth
Wayne County Review
Detroit
Brighton Argus
Liner Columns Bits Shine in S35 Ee Ett
The piece highlights Liner Columns bits at S35 Ee Ett, noting sharp design and compact form. Readers see a focus on performance, compatibility, and potential for future iterations in a concise tech-card style.
Red Cross resists new relief funds and drought aid votes
Senate debates drought relief as John Barton Payne states the Red Cross will not seek public appropriations. Treasury Mellon argues against immediate bonus payments and a 3.4 billion bond issue to fund 20 year certificates. The piece covers political fights over commissions and calls Mussolini dangerous while noting Franco-American tensions and Gandhi’s release.
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Red Cross
John Barton Payne
House
Interior Department
Payne
Central Committee of the
Red Grass
Central Committee
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
The
Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Mils
House Ways and Means Committee
Washtenaw County 4-H Annual Report Highlights 1930 Achievements
Washtenaw County 4-H clubs report 1930 successes with 85 clubs over five members, 666 enrolled in projects, 598 finishing, and 89.6 percent completion. The county produced state champions, six state championships, eight honorable mentions, and multiple trips to national events in Chicago and St. Louis. District fundraising and a Kiwanis rummage sale support local clubs. music memory contests and steer feeding programs involve 4-H youths under county agents Arthur Hagen and H B Osler.
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Saline
Arthur B. Hagen
Osler
Nuber
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4-H Forest Rangers
Washtenaw County
Chicago
St. Louis
Michigan livestock values fall by one third in 1930
Farm stock values in Michigan on January 1 show a 32 percent drop from 1929 with about 57 million dollars lost. Hogs decline most in numbers to 523000 head, cattle down one percent due mainly to calf shipments, milk cows up four percent to 901000 head, and sheep down to 1257000 as western feeder shipments fall. Mules stay at 6000 and horses drop, while Plymouth gains a new electric clock at the village hall courtesy of Detroit Edison.
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Michigan
Bureau
Carolina Woman Loses 47 Pounds with Kruschen Salts
Mrs. S A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina reports losing 47 pounds in three months by taking Kruschen Salts daily. She weighed 217 pounds and now weighs 170 pounds crediting the program with stronger health and a youthful feeling. A four week bottle costs 85 cents at Sugden's Drug Store.
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S. A. Solomon
New Bern
N. C
Sugden
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