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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

01 May 1930

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

4

State News in Brief Highlights Michigan incidents and plans

A child injured by a rabid dog in Union City led to muzzling orders for dogs after the animal was killed. Saginaw County Four-H plans require each boy to plant 1,000 trees on unproductive land this spring. Lansing reports sour cherry blossoms largely destroyed by frost with 90 percent loss in the region. Kalamazoo fire at Pine Crest Sanitarium causes $35,000 damage. 48 residents evacuated safely. Grand Rapids beacon atop city bank. highway beautification program begins with 2,000 trees planted along US 16.

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Saginaw Saginaw County Leonard J. Braamse Lansing D. A. Seeley Government Weather Bureau Hast Lansing Kalamazoo Pine Crest Sanitarjium B. A. Shepard Baldwin Cap” Meade Lake County Manistee Izaac Walton League Grand Rapids Grand Rapids National Bank Lake Michigan State Highway Department U. S.16 Clinton Ionia Kent Sandusky Michigan Bell. Telephone Co M-51 Croswell George Holliday Bunker Hill Ind Warren Stevens Independence Claud B. Phifer Doyle Tenn Holiday Stevens Phifer Tweedie Jackson Michigan State Prison State Prison Commission Sturdy Toy Co Boston Michigan R. E. Reichert Detroit WGHP John H. Bunsky George W. Trendle George B. Storer Kunsky-Trendle Broadcasting Corporation Kunsky and Trendle Cadillac Jim Todd Ed Aithouse Undertaker Jim Niles Hart Parker Homer Benjamin Joseph Bareza South Bend Ypsilanti Huron River Michigan Avenue Marshall Michigan Central Jesse Warsop Earle Glenn Stout Air Lines Cleveland Chicago Bay City Court House Bay County Ways and Means Committee Board of Supervisors Pontiac James Armstrong Crescent Lake James Charles King Birmingham King East Side WCK Congress Bureau of the Budget of Federal Government Washington, D. C Bureau Customs House Wendell Ames Benton Harbor Leonard Motorless Airplane School Here Ames Department of Commerce Clemens St. Joseph Hospital Warl French Seay Brohl
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Old Crops Often Found Disguised As New

The article explains proso or Hershey millet an old crop known in the U S since colonial times. It notes regional names Hog millet and Manitoba millet and outlines its cultivation as a late sowing catch crop in the northern Great Plains. It discusses yields, forage value, and mixed feeds for poultry hogs sheep and cattle.

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United States Department of Agriculture Hershey John H. Martin United States Colorado Kansas Nebraska Dakotas Great Plain Sudan Doctor Martin
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Vitamin E Essential for Breeding Animals

The text notes that a substance in corn and wheat germ, now recognized as vitamin E, is abundant in seeds and green leaves and in animal glands like the liver. It plays a major role in reproduction, with some authorities claiming it is essential for life, and animals lacking vitamin E cannot reproduce.

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Herbert W. Evans George C. Burr National Academy of Science
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Agricultural notes on dairy hygiene and breeding practices

The notes emphasize rinsing milk utensils with a disinfectant to reduce bacterial contamination. They recommend using proven sires to minimize breeding risks and warn against neglecting the herd sire during hot seasons. Corn is noted as fat producing but sometimes unfairly criticized in feeding. Milk fat recovery during cream separation averages about 3.8 pounds from 100 pounds of milk with 4 pounds butterfat, with about 0.2 percent fat lost in farm separation.

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Union City Robbie Wilson Floyd Wilson Owosso W. H. Bell Battle Creek Lapeer William Gallagher Ed McGonegle Judson Baldock Marathon Oregon Justice Court Flint River Columbiaville OUR Comic Home Finney Dasens Felix TM Pola
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