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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1930

Page

4

State News in Brief From Michigan Rural Areas

Monroe police acquire a machine gun funded by dancing parties. Ovid hosts the Sixtieth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs N B Goodfellow. Lansing reports land sale approval in Iron county for forestry use and budgeted veterans shelter costs. Stanton marks another wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Joseph Hanchett. Owosso reports a fatal kitchen accident from boiling water. Lansing allocates funds for veterans shelter maintenance and boxing revenue redirected to forestry.

Monroe Ovid N. B. Goodfellow Goodfellow Lansing Department of Justice Washington, D. C Iron County Wiedman Lumper Company Stanton Joseph Hanchett Bushnell Township M. D. Sherd Victor Frank Rulick Owosso United Spanish War Veterans Higgins Lake State Administrative Board Administrative Board Michigan State Park Fund Forestry Division The Conservation Department Midland Sanford Midland County Department of Conservation Izaak Walton League John K. Loomis Jackson Loomis State Normal College Ypsilanti East Jordan B. Milstein Company Kalamazoo Colony Farm Kalamazoo State Hospital R. A. Morter Brook Farm Sault Ste. Marie Ernest. Parr William Ernest Parr Florence Rose Harvey Parrs Escanaba Upper Peninsula Bay City Unionville Bay Tuscola Green Highway Committee Ann Arbor Joe Truskowski Robert Chapman Marion Ind James Orwig Toledo Ohio Frank Lovell Norman Daniels Detroit Tharel Kanitz Milan Joe Downing Huntington Henry Weiss Cleveland M. Zita Servants of the Immaculated Heart of Mary Ireland Albion William Hooper Battle Creek Albion Hospital U.S.12 Here Kenneth Kerry Coral Smith Kerr Saginaw Saginaw County Board of Supervisors Roeske & Wobig Camp Grayling Presque Isle County Cheboygan County Hancock Walter Isto Poisen Isaac Isto Charlevoix Manistique Frankfort National Board of Fire Underwriters Beach Manufacturing Company Charlotte Sheridan Township Gladwin County Coldwater Henry Hoyt Barlow Branch County Bar Association Barlow University of Michigan Law Department Psi Upsilon Doctor Nathan Chicago Republican Party Jackson Chamber of Commerce Anna Best America Germany Marcellus—George Griffin Mary Alexander Cass County Mr. Griffin Reading Hug Pontiac Thomas Gass ‘County

Soler Agricultural Hints From a Farming Guide

Soler notes advise well drained fertile soil for black walnut growth and warn high quality potato seed can fail if poorly stored. Buckwheat can be sown May to August with July first week ideal. one fifth acre enough for a family of five. Cutting hay may be justified by price and quality. May 10 is safe for planting tender crops if frost risk passes.

Soy Beans Aim to Supplant Wheat as Ohio Cash Crop

Ohio State University economist C R Arnold notes soy beans gain importance as a cash crop due to rising factory use and reduced winter-kill risk. Over eight years, Ohio farmers abandoned over 17 percent of winter wheat acreage annually because of frost, with some years as high as 64 percent, while spring-planted soy avoids this loss and can shift land to oats or soy with varying returns.

Ohio C. R. Arnold Ohio State University United States Department of Agriculture Arnold

Heating Needed to Transport Fruit Safely Across Cold Distances

United States Department of Agriculture researchers tested fruit cars in severe winter cold. Standing tests with six cars of cull apples showed small continuous heat with circulating air protected lower layers, while large heat overproved upper layers, leaving bottom layers no better than minimal heating.

United States Department of Agriculture

Billion Dollar Plant Diseases Hit U S Crops

The Bureau of Plant Industries from the U S Department of Agriculture estimates plant diseases cost Americans about 1 5 billion dollars annually since 1917 based on yearly yield reductions. Comparable losses occur in Canada and England with fungi accounting for roughly ten percent of crop value in 1928.

Bureau of Plant Industries United States Department of Agriculture Bureau Canada England

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