Trial date set in cattle tuberculosis case in Adrian
May 10 is the trial date for James W. Helme versus Herbert Powel state agriculture commissioner. The action seeks a perpetual injunction restraining testing Helme's cattle for tuberculosis with Harry Metcalf deputy AG in Adrian arranging the hearing. Mrs. Charles Morse Orange township recovers after a freak accident when gunpowder seeds from shotgun shells exploded in a stove causing burns to her hand.
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New Discovery Praised Highly
A medical journal lauds A-Vol as a safe new prescription for pain relief. It claims the tablets are harmless and do not contain aspirin, acetanalid or heart depressants, with a money back guarantee if not relieved in five minutes. It touts rapid relief for headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and more and urges readers to buy a tube of 12.
Fall Plowing Boosts Sugar Beet Yields in Michigan
Farmers who fall-plow their fields can gain higher tonnage of sugar beets to cover soil fitting costs. Michigan State College reports fall-flowing increases yield by one to one and a half tons per acre over spring work. Beets are grown under contract with a guaranteed price based on produced tonnage. Labor conditions improve this year, aiding beet harvest and related tasks despite recent bad weather.
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Michigan Livestock Loss Prevention Assn Reports Declining Losses
At Detroit on April 10, the Second Annual Meeting of the Michigan Livestock Loss Prevention Association reports lower deaths and crippling across classes. Hog losses fell 41 percent, cattle 20 percent, calves 29 percent. Buffalo stockyards showed 24 percent fewer dead hogs in 1927 versus 1926, saving about 19940 for producers. The group credits better handling, bedding, and delayed work after exertion.
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Madden dies in Washington after heart attack
Edward W. Pickard outlines the sudden death of Congressman Martin B. Madden at 73 from a heart attack in his Washington office. Madden, long-time chair of the appropriations committee, faced health decline while pushing flood control legislation and is remembered as a key Illinois GOP figure.
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Col Henry Eames to Commandant at Camp Custer this Summer
Col Henry Eames a Michigan native will become commandant of Camp Custer this summer succeeding Col Raymond Sheldon who moves to Albany for recruiting duty Eames a veteran of the 19th Infantry Spanish American War and former Fort Wayne post commander has served in the Phillippines and other locations and has been recruiting chief for the central states with headquarters in St Louis Also note Will Holt's hospital discharge after the Detroit Cleveland boat incident referenced by the Manchester Enterprise.
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South Carolina Buys Jack Rabbits From Kansas for Hunt
South Carolina purchased a hundred jack rabbits from Kansas for hunting. The move underscores regional wildlife management and hunting considerations across states.
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Enamel Finish Trends for Kitchens and Bathrooms
Enamel finishes offer durable color and tile like effects for kitchens and bathrooms. Popular hues include muted tones and bold accents with glossy or matte textures enhancing cabinets countertops and wall surfaces.
Expert rifleman from Norvell top marksman
H. W. Rabf of Norvell, 10 years of age, proved an expert rifle shot by outscoring older and younger rivals in a Manchester Enterprise report.
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Norvell
Manchester Interprise
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