Michigan Farmers Urged to Skip Grahoma For Pananas
Michigan State College warns farmers against planting Grahoma grain sorghum citing U S Department of Agriculture tests showing poor maturity in northern states and limited feeding value. Experts deem seed prices too high and advise against cultivation even if affordable. Extension staff note ongoing trials to identify better varieties for local conditions.
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Michigan
Grahama
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Michigan State College
Agricultural Colleges
United States
Saline Township to Hold Biennial Spring Election 1931
Notices announce a biennial spring election in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan to be held April 6 1931 at the Saline opera house. Voters will select state supreme court justices and other state officers and county and township officials with polls open 7 am to 6 pm and possible noon adjournment.
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Saline
County of Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Saline Opera House
Supreme Court
University
Lodi Township to Hold Annual Election in 1931
Notice set a spring election in Lodi Township Wash tenaw Michigan for two state board members one county commissioner of schools a treasurer a justice of the peace one commissioner of highways and other offices. Polls open until 6 pm with a possible noon adjournment for one hour. Dated March 14 1931. Daniel DeVee commits suicide at his London Township home after prolonged illness and despair. Milan Leader reports despondency as cause.
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Board of Review
Board of Election Inspectors
C. F. Fitzgerald
Said Township
Board of Election
Daniel DeVee
London Township
DeVee
Milan
Advertising Philosophy From Mickie Says
A compact ad aimed piece argues there is no mystery in advertising and that honest reasons to buy should be shared. It notes public debate on corn pone and pot liquor, suggesting much of it stems from corn liquor.
Township of Lodi Registration Notice March 1931
Township clerk Herman Gensley sets registration dates at his home for the upcoming election. Voters must be actual residents of the precinct and eligible to vote, with registrations not accepted between the second Saturday before a election and election day. Review and register allowed on March 17 18 21 25 and 28 1931 from 8 am to 8 pm.
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Lodi
Michiigan
Michigan
Herman Gensley
Pver
White House
Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Washington
American Red Cross
Pan- American Union
International Chamber of Commerce
The
Red Cross
Valley Forge
Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Lincoln Memorial
Springfield
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Mortgagee to Foreclose on Ypsilanti Property
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by William Braun on April 5 1930 deeded to him by William and Jessie Bradwell. Property in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County described as Park Ridge Subdivision lots 344 and 261 with dwellings. Sale set for June 12 1931 at 10 am at the south front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse to satisfy due principal interest and costs plus past taxes.
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William Bradwell
Jessie Bradwell
William Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Park Ridge Subdivision
City of
County of Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Lee. N. Brown
Hewitt Building
Roosevelt party voyage to Caribbean ports noted
Theodore Roosevelt and Hoover embark on a twelve day cruise aboard the battleship Arizona from Norfolk with officials and press. Stopovers include San Juan Porto Rico and St Thomas Virgin Islands to study conditions and discuss potential political reorganization of the islands under a unified administration.
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Hoover
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Mayor Walker
Norfolk
Arizona
Hurley
Interior
Wilbur
William Furlong
Navy Island
Charles R. Train
Campbell Hodges
White House
C. 5. Freeman
San Juan
Theodore Roosevelt
la Fortaleza
Roosevelt
St. Thomas
Paul M. Pearson
Philadelphia
Waldo Evans
Navy
Caribbean
Interior Department
Washington
Tax receipts and losses dominate first quarter reports
First quarter tax receipts were hoped to exceed 400 million with March above 500 million, though higher 1980 rates may not offset roughly 100 million in losses. Last year’s first quarter reached 628 million.
Frogs banned before June 1 under state law
The Conservation Department says possession of edible frogs until June 1 is prima facie evidence of a violation. From March 15 to June 1 no edible frogs or parts may be possessed, regardless of source. Frogs held for experimental purposes are exempt. Duluth undergoes a moral reform, and city billboards ban pictures of smoking girls.
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Conservation Department
Duluth
Printing to Meet Your Purpose and Plan
The Observer offers guidance on paper and ink choices to suit your printing needs. It emphasizes value beyond price and suggests suitable paper, type styles, and modern presses to ensure optimal results for your purpose.
Woman Loses 17 Pounds in Four Weeks by Kruschen Salts
A 1929 letter from Mrs. Fred Barringer of Lewistown Montana recounts losing 22 pounds total in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. She endorses the product as an easy method and urges overweight readers to try it with a money back guarantee.
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Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Montana
America
Sugden’s
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Boston Transcript
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American Federation of Labor
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J. M. Bugeniazer
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Washington Courthouse
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