Townsends convention attendees travel to St Louis
Michael Millage and family from Ypsilanti joined a group leaving Friday for the fifth annual Townsend convention in St Louis Missouri. James Schaffer spends the summer on Mackinac Island working a job while Arthur Heininger undergoes a major operation at University hospital last week. Mrs. Martin Daly of Seattle visited Miss Julia Gordon and Leonard Kent from Savannah was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuoss of Bryn Mawr are visiting his parents in this area.
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James Schaffer
Mackinac Island
Martin Daly
Seattle
Wash
Julia Gordon
Leonard Kent
Savannah
Dale Noble
Robert Fuoss
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Mrs
Martin Fuoss
George Millage
Ypsilanti
St Louis Mo
Woman’s Club
Kenneth Jepson
Arthur Heiminger
Earl Fosdick
John Whalen
Wilmington
Delaware
Observer
Whalen
Olive Cressy
Observer Force
Will Sturm
J. Lindenschmidt
Roy Rogers
Walter Sturm
George Sturm
Clinton
Clara Bowen
Dorothy Pink
Miriam Erskine
Donald Wiedman
H. J. Gulmann
Amn Arbor
American Jersey Cattle Club
Earl Christopher
Luella Parsons
Haarer Farm
Saline- Milan Road
Breckenridge
Saline
George Clark
Detroit
MacDowell
Robert Cullen
Grand Rapids
Maynard Guest
Guest
Rhona Schaefer
T. M. Clay
American Legion Aux
Osa Johnson
Henry Burgess
East Lansing
Dwight Carr
Donald Heininger
Daniel Hall
Paul Kleuter
Albert Kleuter
Lima
Ohio
David J. Thrasher
Bridgewater
Amherstburg
Ontario
Ida M. Sehuh
Thrasher
John
Walter
Wayne
Joseph Pritchard
Jackson
Phillip
Bridgewater Church
Robinson Cemetery
Rackham
Michigan State Normal College
Clarence S. Yoakum
Vican
Graduate School
U. of M
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Horace H. and
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G. A. Jordan
Jordan
Adrian
Grace Clark
Dewey Lake
Dowagiac
Margaret Boothroyd
Grosse Pointe
John Schleh
Leslie Jordan
Beaver
Penn
Gwendolyn Freer
Minneapolis
Harry Arthur
Ruby
Fred Gross
Kenneth Spitler
Belleville
Bar! Culliton and Son
Lansing
Mr . Culliton
Garfield Culliton
Geraldine Hayhall
Bay
Adam Stoll
West Liberty Road
Ann Arbor
Scio
Mr . Stoll
John Herbold
John, Jr
Anthony
Hollywood
Calif
C. G. Everett
Hiverett Home
Frank Everett
Yp- Silanti
Phillip Everett
Dearborn
James Johnston
Everett
Saline Area News Briefs and Local Personal Notes
Local residents report engagements and moves, farm updates, and social events. Notables include Mary Becking ton's engagement to John F. Seitz of Saline, Miss Claire MacArthur taking a summer post at Tabor farm in Sodus, and purchases of Jersey cows by Donald Wiedman and Oscar Paul. Community happenings cover repairs, family visits, and a preliminary Washtenaw county census showing population shifts.
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Carrie Cullen
Adrian
Pauline Rogers
Ypsilanti
Roosevelt Training School
G. M. Beckington
Mary
John F. Seitz
Saline
Claire MacArthur
Tabor Farm
Sodus
Michigan
Oscar Paul
Shade Anna
Glen Fox
Albion
Charles Schultz
Saline-Ann Arbor
Adolph Lindemann
Lulu Davenport
Blanche Farley
Vaughn Campbell
Plymouth
Oregon
Washington
Washtenaw County
Bridgewater
Lodi
Pittsfield
Scio
York
Michigan State experiments test 2000 corn plots in hast Lansing
Michigan State College farms will host 2000 plots across field and pop corn varieties in Hast Lansing as 45 researchers pursue a second year of testing. Paper sacks and clips mark seeds for controlled fertilization, aiming to identify drought and pest resistant lines and hybrids for statewide trials.
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Michigan State’ College
Hast Lansing
Michigan
A. R. Marston
J. R. Dunan
Duncan
Eaton Announces Run for U S Senate as Republican Candidate
Elton R. Eaton a former Michigan Press Association president and Plymouth Mail editor announces his Republican bid for United States senator. A 58 year old legislator, Eaton campaigns on economy and elder aid, fighting boss politics and presenting a record as a hard working lawmaker. Publisher Walter Ford of Brooklyn facilitated a friendly interview at The Observer offices.
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Elton R. Eaton
Michigan Press Association
Plymouth_ Maile
United States
Eaton
Michigan Crops Depend on Plant Health for Weather Resilience
Michigan State College farm crops experts compare crop hardiness to life insurance tests. They note over wintering alfalfa sugar beets seed winter wheat and hickory thrive best when plants are thrifty medium in condition not too lush or too thin.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
T Dexter
Arsenate 18 Fatal to Striped Beetles on Melons
Michigan State College entomology professor McDaniel warns striped cucumber beetles damage melons cucumbers and squash by eating plants and spreading wilt disease. Calcium arsenate and gypsum best control, applied at one part arsenate to 19 parts gypsum after plants appear and after every rain. Powdered gypsum can be dusted with a punched tin can sifter or burlap to protect new growth.
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HE. I. McDaniel
Michigan State College Entomology Department
McDaniel
MSU Extension Quiz Questions on Agriculture Facts
A fragment outlines a Michigan State College extension quiz on alfalfa seed labeling cattle nutrition and warble flies. It lists four true or false items and names authors C B Dibble F Huffman and H C Rather as sources, with provided answers detailing seed germination tagging, noxious weeds, phosphorus deficiency in cows, and warble fly behavior.
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M.S. C
Michigan
Michigan State College Extension Service
C. B. Dibble
C. F. Huffman
H. C. Rather
Origin of 12 Man Jury and Glandular Extracts in Meat Packing
An 1682 theory by Lords Summers and Coke links a 12 member jury to biblical truth and historic 12s. The text also notes a rising packer revenue from glandular extracts. Workers remove glands from carcasses, ship them in ice packed boxes, and labs prepare the extracts requiring thousands of sheep for a pound.
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Lord Summers
Lord Coke
Israel
Canaan
Holy
New Jerusalem
Ingenious Spy Device Revealed in Old Dispatch
Col lier's reports a pipe design with a hollow bowl housing tissue notes for espionage. A hidden space between inner and outer walls allows notes to be concealed, and a twist of the rim can release burning tobacco to consume them.
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Collier’s
US helium reserves exceed annual production estimates
Harold Ickes, secretary of the interior, estimated U S reserves of helium gas at 100 billion cubic feet with 1.8 percent helium content about 1.8 billion cubic feet. This is some 200 times the average annual production over the last decade.
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Harold Ickes
Honor System at Minnesota Agricultural College Turns Twenty Five
University of Minnesota agricultural students uphold a campus honor system now in its twenty fifth year. Initiated in 1915 at student request, the policy has required student approval every four years to continue.
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University of Minnesota Agricultural
The
Agricultural College
Maryland Hyattsville Pioneers Single Tax Plan
Hyattsville Maryland became the first community to test a local revenue single tax. A 1892 law fixed the system but it was soon ruled unconstitutional.
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Maryland
Hyattsville
Pheasant Hunter Claims Silent Bag in Washington Field
Bruno Van der Heyden of Wapato Washington reportedly reached a three bird bag limit last season without firing a shot. His dog pointed two pheasants in an alfalfa field and he caught them by hand. He later retrieved a hen entangled in a hedge.
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Bruno van der Heyden
Wapato
Wash
Denver Marriage Law Cuts Licenses as Certificates Rise
Denver law requiring medical certificates of non communicable disease for marriage licenses led to a 75 percent drop in applications. Officials say the measure aims to safeguard public health and curb unlawful unions.
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Denver
Judge Orders 10 Day Sentence in Sober Up Plea
Justice of the Peace Ward Rush accommodated Frank Clark of Tu-lare California when Clark came into court and requested to sober up. The judge sentenced Clark to 10 days for intoxication.
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Justice of the
Rush
Frank Clark
Tulare
Calif
Clark
Justice Court
First Recorded Tornado Strikes New Haven in 1682
The earliest tornado on record is noted to have hit New Haven Connecticut on June 10 1682 around 2 30 p m This historic event marks the first known storm of its type documented in the region.
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New Haven
Conn
High School Students Cite Problems Facing Youth
Collier's survey shows high school students prioritizing jobs race relations and war related issues. The study notes widespread concern over unemployment and social tensions affecting teens nationwide.
Plymouth Milk Shortage Prompts Cattle Quota
In Plymouth Colony the governor ordered each arriving vessel to bring one cow for every five colonists to address a severe milk shortage. The unusual quota aimed to secure sustained dairy supply for settlers.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Colony
Balanced parenting for child growth emphasized
The article argues children benefit from care by both fathers and mothers, gaining two learning figures and a more balanced personality through exposure to both parental perspectives.
Pulp Magazines Defined as Cheap Paper Periodicals
A pulp magazine is a low cost publication printed on rough wood pulp paper featuring a high proportion of sensational or genre content.
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Telephone
The
Detroit Edison Company
Winter Heart Ailments Death Toll Highlighted
A historical note states about 33,000 people die from heart ailments each winter month versus 25,000 in summer. The comparison underscores seasonal mortality differences linked to heart disease in the era.
Color Blind Men Outnumber Women Tenfold, Institute Says
A report from the Better Vision Institute states that ten times as many men as women are color blind. The finding highlights a gender gap in color vision deficiency and calls for awareness and screening.
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Golor
Better Vision ‘Institute
Orchids Reward Drivers by Honolulu Police
Honolulu police award real orchids to motorists for safe driving records. Officers distributed the flowers to drivers in a public safety outreach emphasizing courteous behavior and adherence to road rules.
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Honolulu
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