Michigan State Farmers Week Focuses on Food for a Hungry World
Michigan State University hosts the 1967 Farmers Week in East Lansing the week of Jan 30 with a five day program. Traditional Dairy Day sessions milking and housing topics run alongside beef cattle, sugar beet and fruit programs. Distinguished service awards will be presented to three Michigan farmers at Kellogg Center. The event features tours of facilities including the Veterinary Clinic and packaging school with exhibits at MSU venues.
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Michigan
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Breed Association
Dairy Research In Action
Dairy Center
Anthony Hall
Beef Cattle Breed Association
Michigan Tree Growers
Kellogg Center
Frank Heim
Jackson Dairyman
O. E. Herkner
Traverse City
R. W. Petersen
Lakeview Dairyman
Michigan Milk Farmers
State 4-H Council
Agricultural Engineering
Mushroom Industry
Michigan Allied Poultry Industry, Inc
John Furbay
Michigan Forest Product Cooperatives
Centennial Farm Association
Michigan Flying Farmers
Michigan Onion Growers
Michigan Rural Electrification
Paul Miller
MSU
West Virginia University
Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C. A
Chile
University
Poultry Research Farm
American Dairy Association of Michigans
Rising Accident Trend Pushes Insurance Costs Upward
A public safety notice warns that highway accidents cause deaths and disabling injuries with 48 000 deaths and 2 000 000 injuries last year. It urges safer driving to reduce costs, claims, and insurance rates.
Aftermath of 1960s Farm Policy Debate Hits Congress
Gricus A Ction Sture by M L Woell reviews post election responses from farm voters. It highlights Harold C Cooley proposing farm allies gain executive roles, naming Stan Greigg and Bert Bandstra as suitable agricultural experts. The piece questions attitudes toward constitutional governance and the shift of power from Congress to the executive branch amid farm policy criticism. It notes ongoing interest in Congressman Roger Poage of Texas as the next committee chair.
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Harold C. Cooley
North Carolina
House Agricultural Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Con-gressman
House
Stan Greigg
Bert Bandstra
House Agriculture ’ Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Executive Branch
Congress
View
Roger Poage
Texas
Local families share meals and visits in township life
Township residents hosted and joined multiple dinners and gatherings over the weekend. Wayne and South Lyon relatives dined with Macombers and Geigers while neighbors and friends from Milford Ann Arbor Manchester and Adrian attended donkey basketball games and birthday observances.
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Glen R. Macomber
Gordon Macomber
Gerald Macomber
James Macomber
Kenneth Macomber
Donald McKay
Dick Rehkemper
Glen E. Macomber
Wayne
Leutheuser’s
Cindy
Homer Sydow
Marshall
Russell Cole
Milford
Clyde Krugers
Clarence Rafelds
Ann Arbor
Andrew Fisher
Shirley
Raymond Lambarth
Warren Mayer
Flaming Pit
E. J. Condit
Manchester
Charles Browns
Mae Brown
Loretta Kruger
Melvina Kruger
Alex. Gorte
Dennis
Roy Klager
William Klager
Kathy
Roy Klagers
Alex Gorte
Wallie ‘Zick
George Wilson
Bixby Hospital
Adrian
Terry Travis
Edgar ‘Wenks
Edgar’ Wenk
Mrs
Richard Wenk
Take an Egg Extension study lesson at Rural Activities Center
An Extension home economist presents a Tuesday lesson from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Rural Activities Center Saline Ann Arbor Road. The program includes a visit to Morton Egg Farm Saline to observe modern egg production. Frances Snow leads the session covering buying handling use diet and egg cookery inviting all interested residents.
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Rural Activities Center
Saline-Ann Arbor Road
Morton Egg Farm
Saline
Frances Snow
Extension Home
Area I
Washtenaw
Monroe
Lenawee Counties
Arnold Lake Farm Bureau Meeting at Haeussler Home
The Arnold Lake Farm Bureau group will meet Friday at 8 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Emerson Haeussler.
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Arnold Lake Farm Bureau Group
Emerson Haeussler
First of 10 Euchre Tournaments Held at Pittsfield Grange
The first in a series of 10 euchre tournaments was held Monday night at Pittsfield Grange. Women winners were Millie Aprill first, Lucille Weidmayer second, Luella Weber third. Men’s top honors went to Ken Hieber with Ee win Armbruster as runner up and Norma Wenk third. Lone hand winner was Mrs Ruth Hoeft and door prize to Mrs Olive Schoolmaster.
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Pittsfield Grange
Millie Aprill
Lucille Weidmayer
Luella Weber
Ken Hieber
Eewin Armbruster
Norma Wenk
Ruth Hoeft
Toth Snowed Walker with Snowed Lard Delivery
Dave Toth sold Gott lob Walker five pounds of lard at 15 cents a pound. Walker paid on delivery but found the can packed with snow, leaving him puzzled about the immediate payment request.
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Dave Toth
Gottlob Walker
Tott
Walker
Toth
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Ypsilanti
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Effie Torry
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Saline Savings Bank
Saline, Michigan
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U.S
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