Milk price fix debated in Michigan legislature
Michigan readers weigh the milk pricing issue as the 1939 legislature considers a state milk authority. Dairy farmers distributors unions and labor groups press for price controls eight hour day and guaranteed wag es while consumers fear artificial regulation and reduced demand. A Chicago grand jury accuses distributors including Borden in anti trust indictments as Michigan hosts a new Farm Festival to showcase local products. General Motors workers anticipate 1939 pay and loan plans tied to 60 percent of average earnings.
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Lansing
Michigan
Borden’s
Farm Products Company of Michigan
Detroit
State Milk Marketing Commission
Murphy
Borden Michigan
G. V. Branch
Dethat Municipal Markets
Study Commission
Michigan Commission
Chicago
Borden Company
Pure Milk Association
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
MicHwan
Milk Drivers’ Union
Competiton
Grand Rapids
Fred Oltman
Barker
West
Civic Auditorium
Fred Chapman
Ionia
Central York Social Roundup of Local Visits
Mrs. Alger Allison called on Mrs. Edward Alber Monday. John D. Allison visited Robert Hopps of Munger road Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Murray spent last week with her son Marion Murray of Superior. Mrs. Leslie Bailey visited her daughter Mrs. Clarence Johnson and family of Saline Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rekitt and Miss Norma Rekitt of Detroit were Sunday guests at the Bailey home. Additional locals include Walter Bailey of Tecumseh, Burt Bailey of Milan, Ernest Bailey and Albert Rauser and son of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Rena Towler, Abe Alber and Mr and Mrs Walter Towler of Saline visiting Lesiita Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
Edward Alber
John D. Allison
Robert Hopps
Munger Road
Hattie ‘Murray
Marion’ Murray
Superior
Leslie Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Saline
Fred Rekitt
Norma: Rekitt
Detroit
Bailey Home
Walter Bailey
Tecumseh
Burt. Bailey
Milan
Ernest Bailey
Albert .Rauser and Son
Ann Arbor
Rena Towler
Abe Alber
Walter Towler
Lesiita Bailey
South Saline Community Notes and Farm Happenings
Local readers report visits by neighbors and relatives from Dundee Monroe Ypsilanti and Detroit. The column notes social calls, hospital updates, hunting trips and a shadow social benefiting 4 H club girls plus a fire department incident and upcoming 1939 winter short courses at Michigan State College with broad agricultural and park maintenance offerings.
JUDD DISTRICT FAMILIES AND VISITORS RECORD
Langstaff owns a new car. LeBaron visited Dundee on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Carson hosted a family dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs D G Richards were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Avy. D G Richards and George Franklin visited Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs Donald Riggs of Willis called on Clarence Riggs Sunday. Clarence Riggs and daughter Frances visited relatives in Belleville Sunday. A G Richards and Mrs Margaret Schroen with Clifford Richards and Willow attendees went to the football game in Columbus Ohio Saturday and stayed with Clifford Richards' parents.
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Langstaff
Ce LeBaron
Dundee
Clarence Riggs
Frances
Belleville
A. G. Richards
Margaret Schroen
Clifford Richards
Willow
Columbus
Central Lodi Local News Briefs Touch On Visits and Illness
Fred Krumrer is on the sick list. Henry Clark recently sold his farm. Theo Steward spends time in Amn Arfoor. Mr and Mrs John Bruckner stay with Miss Gertie Drake. Ruth Sweetland spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs William Linde. Mr and Mrs Carl Braunan son John visited Mr and Mrs William Birgle in Platt. Mr and Mrs John Williams attended Trené Hills wedding in Ann Arbor last Saturday. Martha Kitts of Ann Arbor staying with Miss Drake. Alex Rodger called to Pontiac for his wife Pneumonia and age nine.
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Fred “Krumrer
Henry Clark
Theo “Steward
Amn
Arfoor
Arid
John “Bruckner
Gertie Drake
Ruth
Sweetland
William Linde
Carl Braunan
John
Wiliam Birgle
Platt
Manor
Mildred
Lansing
John Andress
John Williams
Trené Hills
Ann Arbor
Martha Kitts
Ann ‘Arbor
Ger
Drake
Alex Rodger
Pontiac
Mooreveille Battle Details Revealed in Uneven Transcript
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mooreveille and multiple names or terms such as Jotin Winaos Ey ill atdiers Koms and Crawfora with unclear roles. The legible portions reference passages from Stoseples hi atpil and Aum Arie, alongside scattered dates and actions. The overall meaning is obscured, yielding a partial, unsettled record.
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Jotin
Winaos
Atpil
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Gene Alleman
Michigan “Press Association
General Motors Corporation
Qouney
Central York
South Saline
Murl Cross
Donald Stilts
Chester Jones
Monroe
Margaret Hemari
Britten
Aram
Hart Kuder
Clarence Merritt
Ypsilanti- Byer Hospital
Frank Stilts
Jim Worth
Hubert
Whitmore Lake
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dana Murray
Harlan “Holcomb
Louis Smith
Myrl Murray
Floyd Ganong
Dale
Harold Reese
Joseph Cairnburn
Rosenne
Loyal Kanitz
Mooreville
QO. T. Rudduck
Paul
Stephen
Rudduck
G. F. Holcomb
Macon
A. A. Allshouse
Adrian
S. B. Kripps
Tom Kripps
Inez Halpin
Flint
Gerald Carey
Clifford Pelton
L. H. Camburn
Bailey
Holloway
Merlyn
Elwyn Bugbee
Sand ‘Creek
Paul Holmes
Leland
Raymond
Hatch
Richard Collins
Howard Miller
Stort
Obegin
Setine
Michigan “State
R. W. Tenny
Upeskee
BNE
Judd
Lodi
Ndustrial
Consumers Information
Willard
Bolte
Steers
Pach
Purdue University
Jim Kirk
Gage County
Nebraska
Iting
Aung
Sugh
Bester
A& A
Country Club
Nyarr
Nower
ERS Sop
Gracker
Ling Large AE
Chesterfield
Raliegh
Kroger
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AEG
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Ceck
Gil
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Successful Farming Poultry Tribune
Woman's World
National Live Stock
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Country’ Home Farm Journal
Home Circle
Tepper
Nole Island
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National
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Sara
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