Michigan forms state Poultry Producers Association
The Michigan Poultry Producers Association organized on July 14 at Michigan Agricultural College with 150 industry representatives. Officers include President George Cabal, first vice president C E Burley, and secretary J A Hannah. The group aims to cooperative marketing and commodity stabilization, with goals like eventual grading of eyes. A Michigan branch of the American Poultry Association existed briefly, but no distinct state body before now. Prominent speakers included W K Graham, O B Kents, and B W Foreman.
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Michigan Poultry Producers Association
M.A. C
George Cabal
Hudsonville
C. EB. Burley
White Cloud
J. A. Hannah
East Lansing
Michigan Poultry Association
American Poultry Association
J. 4. Hannah
Michigan
W. K. Graham
Ontario Agricultura, College
O. B. Kent
Hog farming efficiency noted by agriculture secretary
The United States Department of Agriculture states hogs utilize farm by products and by grazing, making them efficient compared with other animals. A hog crop helps absorb year to year corn price variations and smooths supply.
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United States Department of Agriculure
Burtie Hoe
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers urged to sell livestock to Saline Co-Op
The Saline Co-Operative Association through secretary Arthur Armbruster calls Livestock Growers to ship daily to the Detroit market. They promise fair value and urge farmers to call for shipping dates and for farm implements purchases.
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Detroit
Arthur Armbruster
Sec’y Saline Co-Op
Chautauqua Orator Megullough Delivers Debate On Democracy
Hon W C Megullough a Cleveland attorney discusses political and industrial issues facing America in a Chautauqua lecture. The speaker, known for studies on employer employee relations, has earned endorsements from major labor groups and will speak on the third afternoon of the program.
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W. C. Megullough
America
McCullough
Cleveland
Ohio
Chautauqua Band Director Charles E Green to Lead Assembly
Under Charles E Green the 100 percent American Band will perform in the afternoon and evening of the fifth day of the Assembly. Advance reports promise an unusual and pleasing variety for this year’s Chautauqua program opening August 2.
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Charles E. Green
Green
All sunshine makes a desert quote inspires resilience
The piece argues life hinges on contrasts between sun and rain. It cites natural laws to explain why we need hardship to value happiness and growth. It suggests Providence uses troubles to prepare us for better times and personal triumphs.
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Socrates
A Slow One He-What would you say if I put my arm around you
She answers with relief at last, a playful exchange implying closeness after a moment of hesitation. The brief dialogue centers on affection and consent in a light, intimate tone.
Ladies compare domestic staff in town house and apartment
Mrs Newgilt says she engaged 14 servants for her town house this month Mrs Littleflat notes she hired more than twice that many for her apartment but they did not stay engaged.
The Storm to Be Produced at Chautauqua Assembly
Press notices praise The Storm as remarkable and memorable. The Chautauqua Assembly will present the play opening night with a crowded tent and premium car space. The drama follows a northern forest blizzard and moral tests of love, courage, and honesty.
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Chautauqua
New York Evening Mail
New York Times
New York Herald
Chautanaqua
Langdon McConnick
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Bill. Sams’ Dictionary
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