Homes reflect savings in time and thrift in Michigan
Michigan homemakers report large gains in home management, with 2,693 women saving time and money across 19 counties. Activities include soap making, household improvements, and creating organized storage, plus education on abstracts and mortgages. Julia Pond and Helen Noyes trained 637 leaders reaching 20,171 people.
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Michigan
Margaret Harris
Michigan State College
Uie
Miss Harris
Julia Pond
Helen Noyes
Michigan turkeys may get a Christmas premium due to finish
Michigan turkey producers are advised to market only birds with a good finish and hold lightweight unfinished stock for Christmas. Poultry expert G. Card of Michigan State College notes many birds are fed on forage and grains, delaying harvest and boosting meat quality. He predicts premiums from dealers, restaurants, and hotels for well finished birds, with decisions varying by size, feed, and market timing.
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Michigan
G. Card
Michigan State College
Card
Thumb
Michigan Tuberculosis Association targets 1937 drive
At the East Lansing meeting the Michigan Tuberculosis Association outlined its 1937 anti tuberculosis program centered on a $60 million sale of Christmas seals. Leaders urged public education to mobilize counties and citizens against the disease, warning that defeat lies in complacency rather than medical limits. The plan hinges on broad citizen participation and state cooperation for eradication efforts. Brooklyn horse sighting disrupts election-day bustle as a runaway horse charms crowds downtown.
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Michigan
Hast Lansing
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
East Lansing
H. J. O’brien
State Sanatorium Commission
O’brien
O’brein
Detroit
Theodore J. Werle
Lucille Kennedy
Wayne
Kennedy
Michigan Tuberculosis. Association
Brooklyn
Howard Owens
Napoleon
Better Coordination Of Dairy Herd Work In Michigan
Better coordination of dairy herd improvement work in Michigan is sought through sectional meetings for county agricultural agents and cow testers at Jackson on November 23 and 24. Michigan State College officials A C Baltzer and EB C Scheidenheim will lead discussions with twelve cow testing associations across nine counties represented. Topics include supervising dairy feeding to cut costs, removing low producers and chronically barren cows, and a program to identify animals by ear tags in cooperation with MSU dairy department and local cow testing boards.
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Michigan
Jackson
Michigan State College
A. C. Baltzer
EB. C. Scheidenheim
Hillsdale
Blair Woodman
Forrest Osborne
Lenawee
Louis G. Hall
Harond
Monroe
Co. W
Andrews
Fred Pulling
Washtenaw
H.S. Osler
D. EH. Cramton
Anthony Kreiner
Ingham
H. H. Barnum
Wallace Bodell
Glenn Jacobs
Livingston
S. B. Thomas
Donald Fischer
Eaton
Hans Hardel
Ira Bryant
Alfred J. Harrison
Wayne
E. I. Isesemer
Ross Bowen
Public Buys 1 006 1937 Plates in Statewide Sale
The state reports a daily rate of just over 1,000 plate pairs sold for 1927 plates. Since Oct 1 sale began, 21 388 pairs have been sold across the state as officials weigh possible motor vehicle law changes and deadlines.
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Department of State
Orville BE
Atwood
Leon D. Case
Jane
Boy Dieing From Auto Crash Near Tipton
Carlyle Froelich 16 lived with an uncle near Tipton. Charles Froelich died at Bixby hospital Adrian from a broken neck and injuries after being struck by a car driven by E C Cook of Tipton while crossing to a mailbox. He was reading an open newspaper when hit. he died shortly after.
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Carlyle Froelich
Charles Froelich
Tipton
Bixby
Adrian
E. C. Cook
Tecumseh Herald
Heifetz to Play Master Violin in Ann Arbor Concert
Jascha Heifetz, master violinist, will perform in the Choral Union series Monday evening at 8 15 in Hill auditorium Ann Arbor This is his fourth Ann Arbor appearance and a refined program of inspiring selections is expected Heifetz is renowned worldwide for technical prowess and musical expressiveness attracting large audiences across the globe
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Heifetz
Choral Union
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Jascha Heifetz
America
Atwood Seeks Early Release of 1937 Auto Plates
Secretary of State Orville E. Atwood announces that 1937 license plates went on sale October 21 and urges officials nationwide to cooperate in an earlier release this year. He notes the move will help labor in Michigan and other states by reducing seasonal auto industry slack alongside new model launches.
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Orville E. Atwood
Atwood
Michigan
Young Indians Seek Voice in Handling Lands
The Sac and Fox Indians on the government reservation near Tama Iowa are considering changes to tribal management. They own 3,300 acres with about 1,500 acres farmed by the Indians, the rest rented to white farmers. A business council still oversees affairs, but younger members demand representation and a committee is drafting proposed changes.
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Tama
Towa
Braves
Local heavyweight team showcases 4100 pound trio
Art Helner of Exeter fields a heavyweight team totaling 4100 pounds with a gelding at 1980 pounds and a mare at 2120 pounds, as reported by the Monroe Weekly last week.
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Monroe Weekly
Art Helner
Exeter
Carleton Messenger
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