Pigs Do Not Always Act Just Like Hogs
Michigan State College animal husbandry department reports pigs on rape pasture fed with self feeders and mineral mix show faster gains on barley and tankage. Best group gained 1.45 pounds daily to 133 pounds total at $3.75 per hundredweight. corn substitutions and other rations varied gains and costs.
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Animal Husbandry
Michigan State’ College
Dundee Man Named Paul Reynolds Appointed Assistant Attorney General
Paul Reynolds of Dundee has been named an assistant attorney general by Paul N. Voorhies. Reynolds will likely act largely for the state highway department and will work from the Detroit office to handle substantial southeastern state assignments. He is a University of Michigan engineering graduate and has 12 years of highway department experience in right of way and condemnation work.
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Paul Reynolds
Dundee
Paul N. Voorhies
Reynolds
State Highway Department
School of Engineering
University of Michigan
Highway Department
Voorhies
Detroit
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Church, South
Carter Glass
Virginia
Mitchell
Harry L. Goldhurst
Department of Justice
New York
Goldhurst
Lansing Woman Hurt In Car Crash East Of Clinton
Miss Elsie Richards of Hast Lan sing was seriously injured Tuesday when she lost control of her car and crashed into a tree five miles east of Clinton on US-112. She was taken to an Ann Arbor hospital. the wrecked car was moved to Saline before heading to Ann Arbor-Clinton Local. Clyde Shaul of Grand Ledge reportedly vanished after a year old cherry-picking incident, with his wife seeking a divorce amid questions about his whereabouts and character.
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Hast Lansing
Clinton
Us-112
Ann Arbor
Saline
Clyde Shaul
Grand Ledge
Ionia News
League of Nations faces test from Sino Japanese clash
The week saw China and Japan entangled in escalating Manchurian tensions as the League council urged U.S. participation. China demanded swift action. Japan defended its moves while继续 bombing. The crisis tests multilateral peace efforts and the Kellogg pact’s value.
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Japan
Far East
League of Nations
Council
United States
League
League Council
Alfred Sze
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Geneva
Yoshizawa
Manchuria
Doctor Sze
Chinchow
Tokyo
Stimson
Prentiss B. Gilbert
Shidehara
Laval in Washington and Grandi to visit discuss world finance
Premier Laval's Washington visit foreshadows talks with Dino Grandi on finance economics and international obligations. Also notes New Jersey governor seat debate Edward C. Stokes as a leading candidate and Cyr Long standoff over the Louisiana governorship. Hoover christenings Amphibian Clipper First Lady at Girl Scouts event. Cornwelliss surrender celebration at Yorktown led by Hoover Petain Pershing Hurley. Mexico cabinet resignations Calles ally Ortiz Rubio appoints war minister.
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Washington
Dino Grandi
Hoover
M. Laval
France
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Paul N. Cyr
Cyr
Long
United States
Shreveport
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
National Guard
Is. Hoover
Buffalo
The
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Peace House
Niagara River
Peace Bridge
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Marshal Petain
General Pershing
Hurley
Adams
York River
Frigate Constitution
Frech
Root crops promote farm wives use of electricity
Michigan State College researchers from the agricultural engineering department report root crops yielding 20 or more tons of good feed per acre and storing well with electric systems. They note cucumbers and carrots especially aid feeding, while electric appliances save time and labor in kitchen and farm operations. The bulletin explains growing tips and storage, urging widespread adoption among Michigan farms and home kitchens.
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Michigan
Michigan State
Michigan State College
Venient
Cheap Feeds Keep Idle Work Horses In Good Condition
Michigan State College animal husbandry officials report two draft horse groups wintered on roughage and alfalfa with minimal grain. From November to late January they received three pounds ear corn daily, then gradual full feeding by March. Carrots in the barnyard outperformed silage for weight, all horses retained weight, cost about 13 cents per day.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan State College
24 Enrolled at Ford Heritage School in Macon District
Twenty four pupils from fourth to twelfth grade attend the renovated old stone Macon schoolhouse, newly restored by Henry Ford. Hamilton Fetterman joins from Tecumseh High School. Jerome Travis oversees the school. The building features a partner seating layout, black walnut furnishings, kerosene lighting, and extra repairs funded by Ford, who owns most Macon township land.
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Vna
Tecumseh High School
Macon
Henry Ford
Detroit
Hamilton Fetterman
Young Fetterman
Ford School
Jerome Travis
Macon Stone School
Toledo
Travis
House of Learning
Ford
Regnar
Macon Township
Tecumseh Herald
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