Michigan Maple Production In 1930 Sets Records
The 1930 maple season in Michigan was among the best on record with 930 660 trees tapped, 165 percent of 1929, the largest since 1918. Warm weather from January 17 to February 16 aided tapping, average per tree yielded 2.61 pounds of sugar, total sugar output 2 427 300 pounds, 98 percent sold as syrup, prices slightly below 1929, and overall value the highest since 1917. Brooklyn population up 120 in ten years, and a Shoreditch charity served 270 460 free meals last year.
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One Day Battery Charging Service Promises Faster Recharges
Time Cut In Half Our One Day Battery Charging Service halves recharge time even with older methods. It claims a better charge and cost savings for customers. Try our service today.
Battle Creek to Host Get-together for Crippled Children
The Michigan Society for Crippled Children plans a May 23 and 24 convention in Battle Creek with sessions on layman responsibility and professional worker roles. Speakers include Edgar F. Allen and Raymond J. Kunoeppel, with local officials and notable educators attending.
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Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Battle
Creek
Workers For Crippled Children
Calhoun County Society For Crippled Children
Battle Creek
Edgar F. Allen
Hlyria
Ohio
International Society For Crippled Children
Raymond J. Kunoeppel
New York ‘State
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Ralph J. Hyde
Midland
Michigan Society
Esther M. Martin J. Lansing
Michigan Crippled Children Commission
Albert L. Miller
Co. M. Elliott
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Hugh BE. van de Walker
Michigan Commission
Careful Loading to Cut Hog Shipment Deaths
May records show hog death rate peaks in May. loading precautions can reduce losses. Hogs fed in transit fare worse in heat. clean cars reduce deaths. sand bedding cuts losses by 50 percent. overloading triples death rate in heat. Larger hogs must be separated from smaller. mixed shipments are riskier than straight hog cars.
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Rother
Livestock Loss Prevention Association
Lansing
Motor Service on Sunday Sparks Weekend Drive Complaints
A Bemidji Minnesota editorial asks why car maintenance is done on Sundays at greasing stations. The writer argues many motorists waste leisure time, risk incomplete repairs, and should schedule service during the week to enjoy weekend drives without delays.
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Bemidji
Minn
Sentinel
Raspberry Fertilizer Trials Show Little Profit on Rich Soils
Michigan State College horticulture specialists report that fertilizing raspberries in spring or September on heavy soils yields minimal yearly gain. Tests show no yield rise from phosphate, while nitrate boosts early berries but not total production. Farmers may see premium early fruit offset by fertilizer costs.
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Michigan State College Day
Safe Summer at the Lakes Warning
The article urges caution as boating and fishing season begins. It warns that pleasure days quickly turn to sorrow when boats capsize or drownings occur due to careless use of watercraft and firearms. It urges safe play to stay happy.
Michigan Tuberculosis Seals Raise 223000 in 1929 Funds
A semi final report from the Michigan Tuberculosis Association shows 1929 Christmas seal proceeds totaling 223 450 dollars. The sale funded the state anti tuberculosis program and 26 affiliated societies. Luce county led per capita gains and earned the Leland Trophy. Officials expect stronger results for 1930 to meet rising service demands, while noting borrowing money brings trouble. From Grenoble, France, originate over 75 percent of the world’s gloves.
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Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Luce County
Tractors Imported to South Africa Rise Past 1500
A report notes nearly 1,500 tractors were imported for farm use in South Africa last year. The piece contrasts social ideals with material pursuit and urges greater regard for others' rights.
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South Africa
Mrs Joseph Premo Praises Konjola for Longstanding Relief
Mrs Joseph Premo of 1224 Johnston Street Saginaw reports chronic stomach and kidney troubles relieved by Konjola after one month of treatment. She credits the medicine with erasing chest pain back pain and fatigue and recommends a six to eight bottle course. Konjola is sold in Saline Michigan at O C Wheeler's Pharmacy and by leading druggists regionwide.
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Joseph Premo
Johnson Street
Saginaw
Premo
O.*c. Wheeler
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