Small promise seen for Michigan wheat
Dean H L Russell of Wisconsin tells bankers and farmers at Michigan State College that world overproduction and improved farming machinery keep wheat prices low. He doubts relief via legislation or reduced acreage and cites American resilience as key to weathering depressions. Albert Bauer of Chelsea dies from accidental shotgun wound on farm in Ann Arbor township.
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H. L. Russell
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State College
J. F. Cox
Dean Russell
Albert H. Bauer
Chelsea
Ann Arbor Township
Mr. Bauer
Chelsea Standard
Foreclosure Notice on Ypsilanti Mortgage of 1930
Default declared on a 1930 mortgage by William and Jessie Bradwell to William Braun. Property in Park Ridge Subdivision Ypsilanti includes lots 344 and 261 with dwellings. Sale to satisfy $794.92 plus taxes and costs on June 12, 1931 at Ann Arbor court house.
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Jessie Bradwell
William Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Park Ridge
City of
County of Washtenaw
Michi- Lean
Lee N. Brown
Hewitt Building
Supreme Court affirms oath no reservations for dual citizens
U S Supreme Court rules that a foreign applicant for citizenship must take the oath to bear arms without qualifications. Canadians Douglas Macintosh and Miss Marie Bland are denied naturalization for limiting their obligation. Justice Sutherland writes for the majority citing Rosika Schwimmer. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices dissent.
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Yale Divinity School
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Marie Averill Bland
Macintosh
France
Howard Sutherland
Rosika Schwimmer
Congress
Sutherland
Hughes
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
Hyde Plans Economies in Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde moves to curb expenses across the department to forestall operations at Rapidan camp while preserving essential services. He will be aided during the year by the termination of two programs.
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Navy
Post Office Department
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the Woods
Hyde
Sile
Romania
Helene
Carol
Patria
Bucharest
Helen
Helené
Stephanescu
Iorga
Magda Lupescu
Army of
Japan
Jiro Minami
Hanji Kanaya
Nobuyoshi Muto
Russia
Global and national political shifts across 1931
Reports expose disputes over Indiana limestone in government contracts while monarchs and republics face upheaval. Romanian queen Helene faces exile and divorce after royal tensions. Japan plans army retrenchment. Spain imposes martial law and grants religious freedom amid unrest. China nears new civil conflict as Chiang Kai-shek condemns rebels. U.S. crime commission pushes uniform theft laws and a senate bill.
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Andalusia
Blda
Valencia
Francisco Aguilera
Catalonia
Francisco Macia
Spain
Vatican
Madrid
Cardinal Segura
Hrough
J. Weston Allen
National Crime Commission
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Potato Growers Form Standard Club To Market Michigan Potatoes
Two hundred Michigan potato growers in 32 counties join a Standard Potato club to prove Michigan potatoes match top quality. Members must use disease free seed, close planting, early digging, five sprayings, careful handling, and marked packaging. Applications via county agents or Michigan State College. Detroit area growers plan to join via central warehouse.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Montcalm
Otsexo
Detroit
Copper Arrow Head Found By Michigan Farmer Near Onsted
Edward Turner, farmer near Onsted, unearthed a copper Indian arrow head four and a half inches long. Experts in Jackson identify it as Lake Superior Indian copper work hammered with stones. Copper arrow heads are rare and valued by collectors. Dr Francis Pearse of London buried his 30 year old automobile near a cemetery to prevent theft.
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Michigan
Onsted
Edward Turner
Francis Pearse
London
How One Woman Lost 102 Lbs. of Fat
A 1930 testimonial from Miss Nellie Simpson of Swissvale Pa describes using Kruschen Salts to lose 102 pounds in 15 months. She paid 25 dollars for the weight loss and promotes the product as a safe daily routine with a halferteaspoon daily in hot water.
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Nellie Simpson
Wayne Street
Swissvale
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