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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
8
Heavy Fall Schedule for U of M Football Team
The University of Michigan football team faces a nine opponent slate from October 3 to November 24. Varsity home games include Mt Pleasant Normal Ypsilanti Normal and Indiana while away tests occur at Illinois Michigan State Minnesota and Ohio State Bees. The junior varsity opens with a double header against Mt Pleasant and Ypsilanti Normals and plays five games overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Princeton
Michigan State
Central State
Ypsilanti Normal
Ann Arbor
Mt. Pleasant
Ypsilanti
Chicago
Tlinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Western State
Ohio State Bees
Olivet
Indiana Bees
Wisconsin Bees
College Seeks Best Native Huckleberry Plant in Michigan
Residents may submit native huckleberry bushes 3 feet tall with berries ½ inch or larger for a $25 prize, and $10 for second place. Entrants must send ripened berries to the South Haven Experiment Station superintendent and await inspection by Michigan State College horticultural staff before picking the main crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
South Haven
Horticultural Department
Michigan State College
Hoover plan for moratorium on reparations and debts gains support
Walter E Edge reports that Hoover's one year moratorium on reparations and war debts looks likely to pass if France does not block it. The plan gains mixed responses in Paris with only modified approval from the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HoOver
France
Walter E. Edge
Paris
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Germany
America
Bank of International Settlements
Great Britain
Mussolini
Thaly
Belgium
Treasury
Mellon
Quai Orsay
Congress
Stock Exchanger
United States
Ogden. L. Mills
The
Mills Cefé
Mills
Commerce Department
Cabbage crop damages awarded in Ohio case
Warden Sharp of Liberty Center Ohio sues William T Phillips Co Toledo in Judge Lemmon's common pleas court for 2400 dollars. Verdict cites failure to plant Danish bullhead variety seeds and compensates for crop losses labor and fertilizer plus contracted value of ten dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden Sharp
Liberty Center
Ohio
William T. Phillips Co
Toledo
Charles H. Lemmon
Common Pleas Court
Sharp
Otto Jaeschke
Diplomatic Moves Highlight Hoover Herridge Ceremony
President Hoover received William Dun can Herridge the Canadian minister as the new envoy. He noted that direct US Canada relations strengthen friendship. Pope Pius XI lamented Vatican Italian fascism tensions and vowed church unrest amid Mussolini’s regime. Mexico faces a priest restriction policy in Vera Cruz prompting warnings of renewed church conflicts. A river disaster at Saint John, New Brunswick caused heavy losses and extensive property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
William Duncan Herridge
Dominion of Canada
United States
Canada
Mr. Herridge
Washington
Vatican
Pius XI
Holy Father
Congregation For Propagation of the Faith
Mussolini
Italy
Mexico
Russia
the Duce
EXICO
Vera Cruz
Huatusco
Felipe Callo
Charaxua
Not on ground of Bunker Hill fight
Historic account corrects common belief about Bunker Hill battles. It notes earthworks on Byweed's hill and the crest near the monument, with later fighting to the north along streets, houses, and schools. It cites Stark Reed and Connecticut troops defending a wall behind the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Willid de Lue
Boston Globe
Byweed's Hill
Monument
Moulton’s Point
Chelsea Bridge
Mystic
New Hampshire
Stark
Reed
Connecticut
Green
Amoseng
Light From Monticello and Its Global Illumination
An essay contrasts Monticello's famed light with Charlottesville searches for a 1.38 billion candle power beacon. It links Jefferson’s influence to global enlightenment and the French Revolution, noting Gillian-like speculation on candle power and intellectual impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Jefferson
Naval clash ends with surrender after bold resistance
The excerpt depicts a sea battle in which Jones refuses to surrender. His ship, though sinking, presses the fight and compels the British warship to haul down its colors, demonstrating resolve and tactical defiance in a dire moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Freedom's Birth and the Declaration's World Impact
A Maine newspaper excerpt notes the signing of the Declaration on July Fourth 1776 as the germination of an ideal leading America toward utopian ideals. It credits forefathers for choosing a new road to freedom and frames America as a justification of that judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Michigan
Michigan club week sets stage for state champions
About 606 Michigan boys and girls travel to East Lansing July 6 to 10 for the thirteenth annual boys and girls club week. They compete in judging sheep cattle hogs poultry crops and household arts to select sectional champions for Detroit and Chicago contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Gaylord
Chatham
Detroit
Chicago
Wheat Equals Corn In Feeding Trials At State College
Michigan wheat growers gain consolation as trials at Michigan State College show wheat equals corn as hog fattening feed and costs of gains are similar. Barley outperformed corn for cattle with gains of 2.25 vs 2.47 pounds daily and lower per hundred weight costs. sheep and lamb results favored barley and corn silage, with corn and barley nearly equal in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Pilot Airs Oats Field Threshing Sparks Assault Claim
A disrupted field threshing attempt by air caused injury claims as Deputy Sheriff Dick Mosher was assaulted Sunday forenoon by Izage Newton leaving a damaged apparatus and a payment dispute of twenty five dollars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Mosher
Izage Newton Lash
Barn fall injures Sylvan man from ladder mishap
John H. Miller of Sylvan township was injured Tuesday forenoon when the ladder slipped while he fastened a hay rope in pulleys at the barn gable. He fell about 15 feet, fracturing his nose and straining ligaments in his right leg and left elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drottningholm
Post
Gatty
Globe
Chester
Berlin
Moscow
Otto Hillig
Holger Horrs
Harbor Grace
Bellanca
Copenhagen
Denmark
Krefeld
Germany
Ruth Nichols
New York
Atlantic
St. John
N. B
James
Jimmy
Doolittle
America
Filyers
St. Louis
John H. Miller
Sylvan Township
Chelsea Standard
Maybury Sanatorium A Village Half Northville Size
Maybury sanatorium in Northville is described as a village of about half Northville's size. It houses 840 patients and 400 employees with a payroll around 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybury Sanatorium
Northville
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