State News In Brief Highlights Michigan Incidents
Ishpeming celebrates Mr and Mrs Gill sixtieth anniversary. Drowning deaths in Grant Escanaba and Saginaw. Elijah Brown 13 drowns. Cleston Heiss 16 fails to save. Blue Creek divers, Robberies in Cheboygan. Ja n Herberton. District by district brief contrasts in Detroit, Dearborn, Lansing legal and civic notes.
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Grant
Crokery Creek
Here
George Brown
Cleston Heiss
Grand Rapids
Robert Greenfield
Plaster Creek
Raymond Trottier
Julius Trottier
Boney Falls
Escanaba
Raymond
Owosso
Elmererry
Hazelton
Bay City
James E. Davidson
Davidson
Detroit
Glynn Court
Ty Cobb
Wolverine Savings Bank
Wolverine
Yeggs
Jackson
Albert Kahn, Inc
Jackson Republican Memorial Committee
Clements
John Young
Macomb County
Young
Lansing
Michigan
Floyd E. Hvans
Aero
Michigan National Guard
George R Hogarth
Hogarth
Grayling
Traverse City
Baldwin
National Guard
St. Clair
Minnie Bark
Kalamazoo
H. &. Pierce
Izaak Walton League
Wolfe Lake
Conservation Department
League
Clemens
Otto Wissner
van Dyke Road
Wissner
Albion
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Sault. Ste. Marie
Chase S. Osborn
United States
James __Couzens
Big Rapids
Tharel Kanitz
University of Michigan
Kanitz
Milan
Mich
Harry Kipke
George Veenker
Supreme Court
Eva Baum
Charles White
Berrien Circuit Court
White
William H. Henze
Wayne
Mt. Clemens
Board of Commerce
St. Joseph
Jacob Till
Gallien
Henry Krugh
Chicago
Till
Krugh
Galien
Flint
Otto P. Graff
Graff
Genesee County
Improved Clover Growing Advances In Forage Crops
United States Department of Agriculture notes better sweet clover yields on slightly sour soil with minimal lime using double inoculation and winter sowing. Scarification aids germination for late seasons, unhulled seed on frozen fields proves reliable, and lime near seed boosts seedling growth. Mixing with grasses extends pasture and hay curing improves. Farmers reduce bloating by prefeeding hay before grazing.
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United States ‘Department of Agriculture
L. W. Kephart
United States Department of Agriculture
Kephart
Central
Hogs Infested With Small Round Worms Warned
Pigs often become infested with round worms in embryo form from the sow during nursing. The larvae travel to the lungs causing thumps and possible death. Prevention relies on washing the sow before farrowing and udder cleaning before nursing. Move litter to a clean sanitary colony on new grass and keep away from other swine. Dust-free bedding is essential as dust can cause fatal pneumonia.
Inoculating for Peas Becomes Common on Crops
Inoculation of field legumes, soy beans, alfalfa and sweet clover is now standard on most corn belt farms unless previous success negates it. Garden and sweet peas are less common targets though Wisconsin University tests show inoculation boosts growth with efficient nitrogen gathering bacteria, supporting its use.
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Wisconsin University
Hog Raising and Crop Notes for Farmers
Low priced grains and byproducts form the basis for hog raising while scientific plant selection grows hardy strains but is costly on farms. Formaldehyde treatment controls oat smuts with 10 to 40 percent losses avoided and costs 244 cents an acre. Saving garden vegetables after frost cuts grocery bills and reduces canned goods strain. store best in a cool dry cellar.
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Mrs. Snaop
MR. Tolson
Tolson
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