Michigan Happenings and Court News Across the State
Michigan reports threaten a freight embargo on Detroit as railways warn they cannot unload more cars. Illinois water diversions draw Supreme Court action due to Lake Michigan levels. Divorce rehearing set for Melvin E. Trotter case. Officials discuss Citizens Telephone merger costs and bank closures. Accidents and crimes include a girl burned by hot lard, a teen's fatal gun wound, and a fatal fall at Cadillac Chemical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John F. McNally
Traffic Bureau of the
Board of Commerce
of Michigan
United States Supreme Court
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
Shipping and Fruit Interests
Chicago
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Melvin E. Trotter
M. L. Dunham
Trotter
Milk house design and road to education guide
A health notice describes clean milk houses with concrete floors and proper drainage plus wall thickness standards. A pastoral fable follows where Wisdom urges seven year olds to choose between a smooth easy road and a rugged path toward High School and intelligent citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holucartium
Yonder Mountain
The
World
Industry
High School
Safeguarding Milk Supply Guidance From USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines that enacting a suitable enforceable milk law is the first step in safeguarding milk supplies. A reprint of bulletin 585 notes the need for practical ordinances, learning from other communities, and offers a draft form of ordinance for local adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Health Department
Washington, D. C
Irregular Milking Reduces Output and Health
The practice of milking at inconsistent times each day lowers milk yield and disrupts functional activity, preventing maximum production over the lactation period. Regular morning or evening milking is advised for stability and optimal results.
Mixture for Young Calves and Milk Flow Warning
A calf feed mix for young calves under six months uses 30 pounds ground corn 30 pounds ground oats 30 pounds bran and 10 pounds linseed meal fed at three to five pounds daily. Also notes that a cow's milk flow, if allowed to drop due to neglect or poor feed, is hard to restore to its original level.
Milk Only Good Cows Editorial Phrase
A brief piece stresses that only good cows should be milked and promotes focusing on quality animals for dairy output.
Stringy Milk Linked to Water from Stagnant Pools
Report notes stringy milk rarely occurs unless cows drink water from stagnant pools or similar sources. Emphasizes need for clean water to prevent unappetizing milk texture in dairy herds.
Ann Arbor Auto Show to Feature Maize and Blue Theme
Ann Arbor to host the first annual automobile show from January 29 to February 3 near the river bridge on North Main Street. Local dealers and decorators prepare a royal blue curtain backdrop with emerald green drape over canary yellow ceiling and red flowered baskets. An electric 10 by 3 foot "Auto Show" sign, a waterproof canopy, and two pillar displays with American flags will greet visitors, with each dealer given a six foot display column for their make.
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Main“ Street
River Bridge
An Arbor
Ann Arbor
Pontiac
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The Good Folks Poem About Open Hand and Friendship
A dialect poem reflects on who are the good folks and where lines separate them from the bad. It speaks of two brothers and a single sign of humanity, an open hand ready to give or clasp to foster understanding and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Harrington
Bedford
Handy Brothers Mining Company
Bay City
Unionville
Groesbeck
Handy Brothers Railroad
Marine City Sugar Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan
Citizen’s Telephone Company
Jackson
Battle Creek
Marshall
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Citizen’s Company
Michigan State Telephone ‘Company
Elmer Dokey
Mentra
Michigan School For the Deaf
Frances K. ‘Bell
Sarah Fenner
Miss Bell
Fred Jeanette
Blacklake
Ernié Miles
Arthur Miles
L. J. Jones
Fred Jones
Henry Zcharch
David Zittel
Saginaw
Margolies Inn
Shore Drive Inn
Macomb County
Marquette
Charles P. Drury
Milo D. Campbell
National Milk Producers’ Association
Coldwater
Federal “Reserve Board
Kalamazoo
William C.crow
Monroe County
State
Hugh A. McPherson
Ewarts State Tank
McPherson
A. J. Groesbeck
State Association of Road Commissioners and Engineers
State Highway Commission
House
Senate
Frank Denato
Muskegon
Elizabeth Godden
Ottawa Street
Sturgis
Clifford Duell
Centerville
Duell
Ed Edward Contin
Flint
Tony
Collie
Michael Collins
Sault, Ste. Marie
Cadillac Chemical Lumber Company
Collins
Abraham* Katz
Ford
Ford Industrial Bank
Highland, Park Motor
Cleveland
Ohio
University of Michigan
Michigan Daily
University
Board of Control of Publications
John D. Parkhurst
Charlotte
J. M. C. Smith
R. G. Flannigan
Louis Turbessi
Iron Mountain
Chapin Mine
Lansing
Thomas E. Johnson
Maine
Havana
Michigan Agriculture College Association
East Lansing
Fabie
Ann .Arbor
Mich
Little Girl
Marty
American Tobacco
Turk Ley
North Main Street
Deuce Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
Ypsilanti
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