Michigan Farmers May Benefit By Storing Wheat
Michigan farmers may profit by storing wheat after harvest until the market nears the support price says Dale Hathaway farm economist at Michigan State University. Improved wheat prospects from rain in the Great Plains lift the winter crop, with yields enough for domestic use and exports, making the 1958 support price a key market factor. The report notes likely lower prices for the 1958 crop and suggests storage can be profitable for several months.
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Ypsilanti Teen Completes Army Radio Repair Course
PFC Kenneth C Coe aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs Jarvis R Coe of 104 Farmer St Ypsilanti, graduated from the field radio repair course at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga. The 25 week program covered electricity radio transmitter and receiver repair and radio testing equipment use. Coe joined the Army last October and finished basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo.
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Small Kitchen Saw Sold For Home Use
A compact kitchen saw is marketed for home cooks to halve frozen vegetable blocks. The device offers straightforward operation and compact storage for everyday food prep.
Paris Debuts Heated Shoes for Cold Day Walks
In Paris a novelty item draws attention as shoes with built in heaters are shown for winter use. The display highlights warmth for daily strolling in chilly conditions.
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Michigan rains cut farm work and damaged crops
Drenching rains in Michigan last week reduced farm work to a near standstill and caused heavy damage to crops. Wheat and field beans suffered most with some fields likely to be plowed up, while corn on poorly drained soils weakened though well drained soils remained in good condition. Sugar beets and potatoes stayed largely sound, hay grew well though quality suffered, and strawberry and cherry crops faced lower yields due to rain.
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City considers tree surgeon at dig sites in Roselle
Roselle New Jersey moves to require a tree surgeon to attend any digging project that could damage shade tree roots. The proposed ordinance aims to protect urban trees by ensuring professional oversight during construction and excavation work.
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Parking meter thefts reported by Bridgeport journalist
Reporter Peter Mastronardi observed two youths rifling a meter after collecting notes on a wave of meter thefts. He called Police and went to his office to file an authoritative account. Edward Stash to lecture at 3 in Auditorium A at the University of Michigan Dan.
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Peter Mastronardi
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Edward Stash
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Dan
Veteran Barber of Housatonic Still Works at 70 Years
Fred Sauer, a Housatonic Mass barber, remains active after seven decades in the trade. The piece notes steam whistle origins in 1833 and a farmer collision with eggs and butter, along with a reference to Hippocrates and Malaya tin production.
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