M A C Finds Cause of Mosaic Disease
Ray Nelson of Michigan Agricultural College announced at the AAAS meeting in Cambridge that he has identified the cause of mosaic disease crippling crops worth millions. The discovery, praised by plant pathologists, points to tiny animal microbs found on potato stems tomatoes beans and clover with photos shown to the association.
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Ray Nelson
Botany
Michigan Agricultural College
Cambridge
Massachusetts
American Association ‘For the Advancement of Science
American Agriculure
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
President Denies Death Rumor Amid Mexico Riots
A Mexico president denies being killed in recent riots, though reports and rumors circulate with caution about the true outcomes and casualties from the unrest.
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Mexico’s
Mexico
Feeding of Surplus Potatoes Urged by Michigan College
A new bulletin from Michigan Agricultural College led by J W Weston urges using cull and surplus potatoes as livestock feed amid a large 1922 potato surplus. It warns against overfeeding, recommends early use of small culls, and provides ration guidance for all livestock. The bulletin is Extension Bulletin No 25, available by writing J Baldwin at M A C East Lansing.
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Michigan Agricultural College
J. W.weston
New Bulletin
Michigan
Weston
Tock
J. Baldwin
East Lansing
Uncle Hank Prompts Wife During Humorous Tale
The husband known as Uncle Hank helps steer a wife who starts a funny story, prompting her to pause and finish the joke. The exchange highlights playful husband wife interaction in domestic humor.
Local Notices From The Saline Observer
The Saline Observer lists obituaries and marriages with free publication, plus rates for ads and poetry. A series of incidents include a Kalamazoo child fatally scalded, a fireman killed by a falling elevator, a man dying from heart failure after a crash, and a man burned in Hartland. It notes plans for Camp Custer veterans hospital construction, Salvation Army fundraising, and a cooperative dispute in Big Rapids. Michigan automobile license revenue totals are reported with county allocations. An accidental shooting near Port Huron claims a youth.
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Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Camp Custer
Ann Arbor Aims to Be Nation’s Small Convention Hub
Ann Arbor with a population just over 26 000 attracts numerous conventions, many tied to Michigan and the university, boosting town advertising and future event prospects. Nearby Monroe reports smallpox outbreaks prompting urgent vaccination drives, while tuberculosis crusades fund health education through the 1922 Christmas seal. Washtenaw counts show rising car numbers and license plate plans, with delays due to titles and a late January rush anticipated.
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Niversity
Michigan Union
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
State Department of Public Instruction and
Health
Miss Oliver
Putner
New Crusades
Washtenaw County
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Joseph Tazelan
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Hartland
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Static
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Stephen Clymer
Robert Cooper
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