Michigan cattle breeders push TB eradication plan
A December 21 1922 Lansing conference of Michigan Livestock Men heard a program to test all state cattle for bovine tuberculosis. The plan calls for federal style indemnities, a $200000 emergency funding, a five year statewide testing drive starting 1923, and county boards of supervisors to cooperate with state and federal efforts to eradicate the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lansix
Lansing
Ekow
Norton
Bureau of Animal Industry
Dr D Aitken
Flint
H.R Smith
Chicago
National, Livestock Exchange
J. A. Doelle
di f.Howed
Cing
Jacob DeGues
Alicia
L. Whitney Watkins
Maniceter
M. W. Wentworth
Battle Creek
M. L. Néon
Jackson
Dorian L. Russell
Grand ‘Rapids
Dudley
EB. Waters
Grand Rapids
William H
O. E. Reed
H. W.,. Norton, Jr
Ree Y
Emarcemer Furncty
Her8tite Administrative Board
Boards of Supervisors
Bureau
County Boards of Supervisors
Michigan marriage licenses and a fatal Gulf Coast Speedway crash
The record lists multiple marriage licenses from Chelsea to Detroit with ages and partners including Lionel E Vickers Emma Perry and Raymond L Weston Thelma Powers Earl Grey a Flint race driver killed at Gulf Coast Speedway Houston Texas on the last lap of the second race He hit the fence then the board struck his steering and he died instantly Probate proceedings open for the estate of William Stierlo in Washtenaw County with hearing set for February and publication ordered in the Saline Observer.
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Earl Grey
Flint
Gulf Coast Speedway
Houston
Texas
Grey
William Stierlo
iClara
Frey
George Burkhart
Saline Observer
Gaia
Washtenaw
Emory B
Leland
Dorcas
Donegan
Register
Must Never Be Off Guard Around Wild Beasts
The article cites Frank Braden on circus workers and animal trainers learning the danger of complacency. Veterans warn that new attendants quickly grow careless near cages and predators, risking severe injury from even mangy old lions and leopards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Braden
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Paris grippe lore and Yosemite wireless feats
A historical note recalls Sebastian Mercier’s grippe quip as Parisians liken November illness to the grippe and fashion warnings. It then describes Yosemite wireless experiments, with Edwin J. Symmes in Alameda receiving signals from Honolulu to Catalina and a government station planned for external contact.
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Sebastian Mercier
Paris
Grippe
Yosemite
Yosemite Valley
Edwin J. Symmes
Alameda
Honolulu
Catalina Island
Changes In the Pleiades Observation Raises Old Star Sight Questions
A historical note considers whether three Pleiades stars are dimmer now or if ancient observers had sharper vision. It cites seven visible stars from the ground and three only visible from mountain summits, and mentions newly found prehistoric stones with ten stars engraved. Researchers M. Bigdurdan and the French Academy of Sciences are linked to the discussion.
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Pleiades
French Academy of Sciences
M. Bigdurdan
Telephone hearing aid advances with new vacuum tube amplifier
Considerable progress in telephonic hearing aid development for the parity deal has stalled after signals of a plateau until a new vacuum tube amplifier was introduced. The Popular Mechanics magazine describes a tube built from a small electric bulb housing a filament a spiral grid and a metallic plate arranged in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Local Notes and Obituaries from the Region
Thirty years ago items recount a post mortem mystery with a four foot chain found in a stomach. Dr. Feinterkircher buys Mason’s drug stock. Ezra Robinson sells a 140 acre farm west of town for 75 dollars an acre. A Scotch granite monument rises in Oakwood cemetery. Fred Schoen marries Libbie Tag. Frank Bassett dies in Lodi. Three saw mills operate locally, Sturm Reaves near the depot, Gordon south of town, and Albert Blaess on Lodi plains.
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Zib
Wisconsin
C. Feinterkircher
G. B. Mason
Ezra Robinson
Charles F. Gross
Robinson
Sereno
Bassett
Lodi
Ree Minds
Sturm & Reaves
John Gordon
Albert Blaess
Lodi Plains
Church Tongue Twists and Civic Notes From Saline
Fifteen years ago G R Pangons of Saint Louis visits Saline. A clothespin social at the Armbruster home features nametags lashed to pins. The town discusses church service prayers and the debate over debts and trespass in the Lord’s Prayer. Local letters praise meals from Ann Arbor churches and hint at settling differences by reading Matthew and Luke.
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G. R
St. Louis
Aaron Armpruster
Charles Johnson
Joh Lutz
Commissioners Notice of Estate Claims Saline Bank
Michigan probate commissioners announce four months for claims against William V. Clements estate. They will meet at Saline Savings Bank Saline on March 12 and May 12 at 9:00 AM to receive examine and adjust claims. Dates January 11 1923. Henry Bredernitz A D Crittenden Commissioners.
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State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
William V. Clements
Saline Savings Bank
Saline
Henry. Bredernitz
A. D. Crittenden
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Eva Mathews
Sams
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Emma Cooper Diavis
Oswald A. Treachworth
Ann Arbo
Leihla Steele
Raymond L. Weston
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