Twenty Per Cent Cut In Michigan Cattle Feeds
Michigan farms fed about twenty percent fewer cattle on January 1 this year due to corn and hay shortages and tighter credit. Western cattle imports dropped to 65 percent of the prior year's level amid leaner markets, while 85 to 90 percent of stock fed is home grown. The overall drop stems from 1930 corn crop losses and financing difficulties, with the total feed lot number the smallest since 1921.
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Fire destroys Tipton store in early Wednesday blaze
The C. B. Hertman store at Tipton was completely destroyed by a fire last week with an estimated loss of 20000 to 25000 dollars. Volunteer and nearby city fire departments fought the blaze but could not control it. Everett Robison an Onsted volunteer firefighter suffered a possible eye injury when a chemical tank exploded. he was taken to University hospital.
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Tipton
Tecumseh
Adrian
Clinton
Onsted
Everett Robison
University Hospital
Publication Order in Fahner Estate Sale Hearing
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders hearing for license to sell estate real estate in the Fahner case. Hearing set February 4 1931 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor Probate Office with notice by three weekly publications in the Saline Observer. Judge Jay G. Pray presides. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate.
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Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Wickersham report split on Prohibition and relief plans
The Wickersham Commission report to President Hoover splits opinions over Prohibition with six members backing immediate revision or repeal and five favor further trial of enforcement. Hoover supports no repeal and flags objections to the suggested revision, while senators push limited regulation options. The piece also outlines Red Cross fundraising efforts and drought relief actions while noting testimony on enforcement funding and liquor protocols.
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Ohio
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Radcliffe College
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Chicago
Dean Roscoe Pound
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George W. Wickersham
United States
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K. M. Mackintosh
Washington Supreme Court
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Red Cross
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Unsettled government contracts loom over Las Vegas jobs
The article notes 165 million dollar government project contracts not yet awarded while Las Vegas faces a surge of jobless and destitute men. Salvation Army reports over 7,000 jobless aided in one month as agencies warn workers to brace for four months of hardship.
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Francis I. Jones
United States Employment Service
Robert M. Griffin
Salvation Army
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Griffin
Boulderdam
Lindbergh Receives Legion of Honor in Washington
Col Charles A Lindbergh in plain clothes accepted from Ambassador Claudel the cross of commander of the Legion of Honor at a Washington ceremony. Claudel credited Lindbergh with aiding the Coste and Bellonte trans Atlantic flight and noted his overall record flight. Attending were Secretary Adams Senator Morrow Lindberghs father in law and Wickersham head of the law enforcement commission.
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Saline Girls Fall to Milan in Friday Night Tilt
Saline suffered a 22 to 7 defeat as Milan’s height and defense stifled the home team. Milan’s Miss Barnes shifted to jumping center and helped control the game, with Catherine and Frances Bowen shining for Milan and Saline’s Ruddock and Meyers scoring little against the visitors.
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Ruddock
Meyers
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Rudéock
D. Hertler
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Layher
Lewis
Martin
Radio short courses announced by Michigan State College WKAR
Michigan State College WKAR will air five departmental short courses from February 2 to March 27 covering forestry soils ag engineering market outlook farm crops and pasture improvement. Sessions run 7 30 to 8 00 am weekdays with questions during late March. The Blissfield Advance reports Kenneth Ford injured by a snowball eye injury. sight expected to be saved.
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Monroe Street
Blissfield
Washtenaw Red Cross Aids Drought Relief Fund
Local Red Cross chapter led by Cynthia Van Lente in Ann Arbor seeks Washtenaw County’s $1,000 quota for the National Drought Relief Fund. Banks collect contributions as the nation mobilizes to aid destitute farmers and starving families after last summer’s drought. Hoover administration urges immediate, generous response.
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Ann Arbor
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National Drought Relief Fund
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Red Cross
National Red Cross
Red Cross Relief Fund
Hoover
Gas pressure uncovers oil in capped pipe near Laingsburg
Pressure in a Christmas Eve capped pipe near Laingsburg caused a hissing sound reported by the Press of that village. An investigation revealed oil in the pipe of a rich green color, with threads stripped from the pipe due to the high pressure.
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Laingsburg
Broadway Leaders Fall Twice to Saline Independents
The Broadway Leaders of Ann Arbor visited Saline Wednesday night and lost two games 52 27 and 44 2. Saline dominated attack with Schmid Prakken Austin Estermyer scoring. Pega and L Siebert led for Broadway. Second team trailed 13 9 at half before Carr Schmid and Lambarth boosted a 17 point second half.
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Prakken
Austin
Estermyer
Pega
L. Siebert
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Carr
Lambarth
Michigan farmers share methods at Farmers Week program
Five prominent Michigan farmers from diverse lines speak at Michigan State College February 4 during Farmers Week. RE P Reynolds dairyman Otto Wegner live stock producer George DeVall fruit grower HE Ruehs Caledonia and Fritz Mantey seed grower discuss practical business methods amid a tough agricultural climate.
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Riga
George DuVall
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Caledonia
Fritz Mantey
Fairgrove
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Olivet College
George DeVall
BH. W
Ruehs
Wegner
Michigan Cattle Feeders Association
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