State News in Brief Sparks Michigan Board Pharmacy Check
A statewide check of drug stores to confirm a registered pharmacist is on duty at all times will be conducted by the Michigan Board of Pharmacy under director G. W. Benedict. Various regional items report incidents, meetings, and local actions across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Michigan Board of Pharmacy
G. W. Benedict
Saginaw
Dan McLean
Eo Jackson
Jackson-Battle Creek
Michigan Electric Railway
Joseph Schenthal Co
Columbus
Michigan Electric Shares Corporation
Marquette
Hungary
George Bock
McFarlane
Clare
Joseph Youman
Sturgis
Duane Yester
Michigan Reformatory
Lansing
Conservation Department
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Boyne City
Boyne
Edward Duell
Pontiac
Herbert Knox
Walter
Knox
Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad Company
Durban
Dundee
The
Utilities Commission
Dearborn
Detroit
Russia
Escanaba
Delta County
Delta
Dickinson
East Lansing
A. G. Kettunen
Hart Lansing
Jimmie Crowley
Michigan State
Crowley
Allegan
Joseph Mosier
Federal Water Power Commission
Kalamazoo
Milan
Stephen G. van Buren
Toledo
van Buren
Hasty Lansing
Poultry
Michigan State College
J. A. Hannah
Adrian
Board of Supervisors
Lenawee County
Lenawee
Ann Arbor
Literary College
University of Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Elliot Collins
Moses Strong
Strong
Collins
Uncle Sam
Stanton
Joseph Hanchetta
Angeline
Federal Radio Commission
Wilber M. Brucker
Federal Commission
Seed Origins and Factors in Seed Production
A USDA prepared overview explains that garden seed sources span the United States and abroad. It notes how seed stock, climate, labor, pest pressures, and transportation shape where peas, beans, corn, melons, squash, pumpkins, onions, and other kitchen garden seeds are produced, with specific regional leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
New York
Idaho
Montana
California
Nebraska
Rocky Ford
Colo
Colorado
Florida
Texas
Kansas
Bermuda
Canary Islands
Denmark
Good Seed Emphasized for Profitable Potato Farming
Ohio State University extension specialists urge potato growers to use certified seed as the first step, plant in well drained fields, and maintain soil fertility with fresh organic matter. They advise green manure crops and cautious fertilizer use, increasing gradually to 1000 to 1500 pounds per acre as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Agricultural Hints on Corn and Related Crops
The piece promotes corn as a versatile feed crop noting its superior dry matter per acre and multiple uses. It compares soybean seed feeding value to other concentrates and highlights a potato weeder and permanganate of potash for turkey water. It also mentions corn by products like starch oil paper and animal feeds and asserts corn’s usefulness is not yet tested to the limit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillsdale
Hillsdale County
Izaac Walton League
Department of State
Roy K. Marshall
Max Beyer
Hamburg University
Robert M. Petrie
Marshall
Auriga
van Bieschbroeck
Yerkes Observatory
Calumet
Larium
Krairkem Imibds
Fanny
Finney
Ritz Avenue
MR. Finney
Patrick Shea
Mrs. Snoop