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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
8
Ambition of farmers to keep pure breds is discussed. Starting with pure bred sires and occasional pure bred females can yield gradual progress. A young farmer can gain a solid livestock base with prudent choices and favorable breaks, and his sons can fix bloodlines for future families of stock.
A gardener keeps a steady bean supply by planting pale beans in early June and sowing bush beans every two to three weeks. Unused beans can be stored to extend harvest into fall.
Measurement underpins engineering and self feeding houses. Popcorn dries but rehydrates for popping. Lime should be applied to sour soil before alfalfa seed. lime works slowly. Cos lettuce has heat resistance. late head lettuce planting is discouraged. Proper tools determine garden quality. overhauling tools yields returns.
The Conservation Commission of Michigan declares a three year closed season on Hungarian partridges in Ingham County. Director Howard B. Bloomer and Secretary Ray E. Cotton sign the order dated May 10 1928 with public notice through May 31 to June 14 1928.
State of Michigan Washtenaw County circuit court case to quiet title seeks to affirm ownership of land description southeast corner of southeast quarter section 21 town 4 south range 6 east York township three acres. Defendants unknown or not living must appear within three months or default.
The president denounces the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill as dangerous and flawed in six major ways including price fixing, tax features, bureaucratic growth, middleman profiteering, overproduction, and aid to foreign competitors. Attorney General Sargeant adds constitutional objections. Governors and editors weigh political consequences as party lines shift in Kansas City conventions.
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