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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

6

Michigan Hens Sweep International Egg Laying Contest

White Leghorn pen owned by E H Shaw finished first with 195 eggs from ten birds, narrowly beating O G Thompson’s pen by 28 eggs. W C Eckard of Paw Paw placed third, with Plymouth Rock top honors won by Mrs W H Chilsom of Grandville. Ontario and Rhode Island Reds also scored high as 100 pens competed from various states and Canada.

E. H. Shaw Shaw O. G. Thompson Adlen Ché W. C. Eckard Paw Paw GB Ferris Grand Rapids Hllywood Poultry Farms Hollywood Washington Plymouth Rock W. H. Chilsom Lawrence EB. Si Canada

Michigan Apple and Potato Show Planned for Grand Rapids

Michigan will stage an annual Apple and Potato Show this fall in Grand Rapids on November 20 1923. The event attracts a record prize list and hopes to boost production and consumption of apples and potatoes across the state. J P Munson presides as president with Hu C Moore as secretary, as planners from agricultural and business groups coordinate exhibits and cooperative associations.

Michigan Grand Rapids West Hu CG Moore

Red Cross Helps War Sufferers After Armistice

The Red Cross reports its five years of postwar work assisting ex service men and families. About 200000 ex servicemen received aid, with 75000 admitted for treatment at 130 hospitals and 63296 given specialized services. Total year spending nears 5.87 million dollars, and since 1917 the Red Cross has spent nearly 164 million for veterans aid.

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Bankers Back Dairying Drive for Kids in Northern Michigan

Northern Michigan bankers and agricultural leaders joined forces in Virginia Minnesota to back calf clubs and pure bred bull associations. Banks across St Louis County pledged support while a 1920 Arkansas loan of 70 dollars helped a boy buy a Poland China gilt, leading to over 1000 dollars in credit from stock profits.

Michigan Virginia Minnesota Virginia Chamber of Commerce St. Louis County Arkansas Béine

Marl and sunflowers shift farming profits in Kansas

The article recounts a farmer discovering marl as a lime substitute for soil acidity after finding a marl deposit while digging a grave for a pet. It notes use of sweet clover and sunflowers as crops for feed and soil fertility, highlighting how observation and brains on the farm turn drudgery into profit.

Middle West Kansas

Ford Motor Company Establishes New Weekly Output Record

Ford plants report a six day average of over 7 000 vehicles with 42 271 cars and trucks produced for the week ending October 30. The Fordson Tractor plant output reached 1 836 tractors while the Lincoln division set a new weekly record of 223 cars.

Detroit Mich Ford Ford ‘Motor Company Ford News Ford Motor Fordson Lincoln

Wild partridges found dead near Turtle Lake amid hunter reports

Roundabout notes deadly wire incidents near Northern Michigan with over one hundred partridges found dead around Turtle Lake after being hit by larger birds. Reporter also covers a pumpkin vine boast by Dick Newton and Florida departure plans for Mr and Mrs Shia Estes and a travel convoy led by Mr and Mrs C E Richmond of Hudsons with pilots joining in.

Michigan Harbor Beach Turtle Lake Dick Newton Shia Estes Florida C. E. Richmond Hudsons Brooklyn

Remarkable Savings Growth Shown At Bankers Convention

Samuel H Beach reports rising U S savings in 1922 reaching 7 3 billion dollars up from 4 7 billion in 1921 and 8 4 billion in 1912 School savings banking draws nearly two million pupils with deposits totaling 9 6 million dollars last year. rises of 34 percent and 58 percent since prior years reflect broader savings habit progress.

United States American Bankers’ Association Samuel H. Beach Savings Bank Beach Actua

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