Saline Council Proceedings June Meeting Minutes
Regular Saline Common Council session held in the council chamber Monday evening June 2 with President Sugden presiding. Officials present include Gross Bredernitz Schleh Fairbank Uphaus and Cook. Bills approved totaling 597.70 including labor, supplies, marshal salaries, and decoration day expense. old pump sale authorized to best bidder. motion to adjourn carried.
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Saline
Sugden
Gross
Bredernitz
Schleh
Fairbank
Uphaus
Cook
George Helzerman
Weissinger
Geo
W. Cook
Enemas Nc
Adam
Klumpp
Fred Schaible
Ghoss
Louis
Schroen
C. H. Carven
J. A. Alber
Sexton
Raymond Daniels
Kenneth Anderson Co
B. J. Spitler
American Legion
Fred Luckhardt
Chris. Lambarth
John Fritz
John Guthardt
Aaron Luckhardt
Labor
Chaise 3
Seeypeeret
Schieh
Uphaus, & Schroen
Mark B. Sugden
Lottie Wallach
Notice to Destroy Weeds Pittsfield Township 1930
Official warning to landowners in Pittsfield Township Michigan to cut down noxious weeds by July 1 1930 and again by September 1 1930. Failure to comply incurs cost of burning and destruction plus a 10 percent levy. Also brush along highway right of way must be cleared by July 1 1930. Dated June 1 1930.
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Pittsfield
D.C. Campbell
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Public field days invite soil inspection at four Michigan farms
The soils department of Michigan State College invites visitors to field days on June 13 14 20 and 21 at four Mecosta Kalamazoo Jackson and Cass County farms. Experts will discuss lime and fertilizer tests on alfalfa and sweet clover and how these treatments reduce winter losses.
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Soils Department of Michigan
State College
Mecosta
Kalamaz00
Jackson
Cass
Higbee Farm
Bert Douglas
Kalamazoo
R. V. Tanner
Michigan Farmers Eligible for Tra-W Butterfield Prize Awards
High yielding grain fields of five acres or more may share in Tra W Butterfield awards at the Detroit state fair. Certificates from county agricultural agents or Michigan State College offices required. entries due by September 2b with awards made August 26 to September 6. Wheat oats and barley prizes available.
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Michigan
W. Butterfield
Detroit
State. College
Pigs Grow Fastest on Simple Rations
The article reports on Feeders Day at Michigan State College June 18 where hogs fed plain skim milk tankage and other simple rations showed more economical gains than mixed supplements. Spring fattening pigs performed better with tankage. trials aim to guide Michigan cattle sheep and hog owners.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Dairymeéen
Animal Husbandry
Dairy Husbandry
Weed Train Visits Michigan Counties
A weed destruction train leaves Michigan State College on July 14 with weed specialists for 14 Michigan counties. Farmers may bring unfamiliar weeds for identification and learn proper control methods, with quackgrass chemical demonstrations at each stop along the New York Central routes through Ingham Shiawassee Saginaw Bay Tuscola Sanilac Lapeer Oakland Washtenaw Jackson Calhoun Eaton Barry Kent counties.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
New York Central
Ingham
Shiawassee
Saginaw
Bay
Tuscola
Sanilac
Lapeer
Oakland
Washtenaw
Jackson
Calhoun
Eaton
Barry
Kent Counties
Immune Corn Varieties Show Promise Against Borers
Experimental work at Monroe State College under ALR Marston crosses Maize Amargo with common corn varieties to reduce European corn borer injury. Trials show some crosses resist laying eggs and suffer less damage, though no seed is yet available for commercial use. Work began in 1526 and continues with several crosses including Duncan Golden Glow Red Cob ensilage and Golden Bantam sweet corn.
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Michigan
Monroe
South America
Mioriroe
Alr. Marston
Michigan State
Duncan
Tragedy Near Milan as Train Kills Man
Isaac Walker, a Black man, was killed by a westbound Wabash train shortly after midnight last Sunday near Milan. The engine did not stop, the crew learned of the accident in Adrian, and his mangled body was found along the tracks. Walker had lived in a boxcar in Milan yards and previously worked on the Wabash section gang. His home is listed as Kansas City Missouri, with no clear surviving relatives.
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Issac Walker
Milan
Adrian
Walker
Far Tal
Kansas City
Missouri
Gypsy Band Thefts Warn Local Towns In Ionia News
The Ionia News condemns repeated thefts by traveling bands claiming to charm locals. It notes small towns fall for deception, fortunes vanish, and smug perpetrators escape with light punishment. Local sheriffs chase suspects, but jail time is rare.
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Kazuke
Ionia News
Konjola Ends Three Years of Suffering for Battle Creek Man
Charles Garret of Route No 10 Battle Creek describes relief after six to eight week Konjola treatment. He suffered kidney and liver trouble with nausea dizziness back pain and bilious attacks before reporting improved kidney function liver activity and fewer headaches. Konjola sold in Saline Michigan at O C Wheeler's Pharmacy and through local druggists.
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Charles Garret
Battle Creek
Saline
Michigan
O. C. Wheeler
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