Clinic Tour in U P Ends in August Break
Lansing July 27 The Michigan Department of Health teaching clinic wraps up physical examination clinics in the Upper Peninsula after seven sessions two months into the tour. In September the health institutes resume in lower counties with babies added to the children and tuberculosis divisions.
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Lansing
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Department of Health
Ty. Frank Rowe
Tm . A. Wilson
Nugues
Sellie J, McComb
Mise
Lillian Hayley
Benzie
Menourinee
Lion
Gogebie
Baraga
Maryguette
Delta
Schoolcraft
Elle
Pollinsalae
Berrien
Kiqtar
Montcalim
Mecosta
Clinaid
State Grown Alfalfa Seed Shows Increase
Michigan's home grown alfalfa seed production expanded this year under favorable conditions. Professor Cox of Michigan Agricultural College notes seed yields from 1 to 3.5 bushels per acre, averaging about two, with light soils yielding best. He predicts a larger seed supply next year from the Dead Harding strain and urges saving seed from Grimm, Cossack, or other dependable varieties for planting.
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Michigan
BF. Cox
Erape
Michigan Agricultandl College
Fortnatve
Ifalta
Cox
Lena
M. A
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
Harding
FA. Spragg
College Station
Primary Faults Lays on Voters Not Primaries
In the Fowlerville Review opinion, the primary system is critiqued as overblamed. voters are urged to engage, attend primaries, and nominate capable candidates to fix conditions. The piece argues responsibility lies with the electorate, not the process, and urges action ahead of elections.
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Fowlerville
Why Not Mark Town is Query
A reader advocates clear town signing in Michigan to aid motorists. The piece compares New York open book signs with Michigan towns and urges chambers of commerce to erect large informative signs at town entry points, listing town name population main points of interest and distance to major cities. It stresses civic groups should lead this initiative.
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Michigan
New York State
Chambers of Commerce
Alma
Latchstring to Be Out August at M A C Farm Rally
Michigan Agricultural College opens its gates on August 4 for the Baronsay round-up with blue ribbon livestock displays, crop plots, expert talks, and an outdoor afternoon meeting led by President David Friday and state officials. A livestock parade, exhibits, and a campus picnic highlight the day drawing thousands of farmers and families._CARD OF THANKS_ Also includes a heartfelt notice of thanks from the Stafford family for support during Mildred Stafford’s illness and death.
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Michigan Agriculture College
David Friday
H. H. Halladay
L. Whitney Watkins
State Board of Agriculture
R. 8. Shaw
College Agricultural Division
College Woman's
People of Our Town Chlaeey Lowter Observed in Odd Parade
In a peculiar scene a local figure known as Chlaeey Lowter was seen with a pale wig and staged mock gestures in a crowd. Onlookers described the display as resembleingly Chaplin like humor provoking varied reactions from bystanders.
Horseshoe Pitchers Title Decided at County Fair Contests
Uncertainty remains as county contests start the race for the Michigan State Fair horseshoes title. Officials say preliminary matches will be staged ahead of the state exposition from September 1 to 30, with winners advancing to broader competition. County agents coordinate entries and no entry fee is charged.
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Macomb
Murphy
George W. Tebion
Rudy
Fries Mide
Addiion
Divine Oo
Ube
Mhittesy
Utdon Mallectie Troy Company
Moline
Parrot Lea
Eallter
Cou Jethet
Cal
Lime available for the farmers in Saginaw field trials
A Michigan Sugar Company panel explained that waste lime from sugar factories can boost crops. Trials near Saginaw showed oats, potatoes, corn, cabbage, onions, and tomatoes thriving on lime piles eight miles from the plant. Farmers, county agents, and sugar men heard that lime neutralizes acidity, adds potash and phosphates, and can be hauled locally to improve soils and yields.
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Saginaw
Wallace
Michigan Sugar Company
Gratiot
Alma
St. Louis
The Primary Law and Its Reform Implications
The Banner argues that a representative democracy benefits from delegating authority but criticizes modern primaries as expensive and biased toward moneyed candidates. It urges stricter spending limits for senatorial and gubernatorial campaigns and calls for broad publicity to inform voters. The note mentions Leonardo da Vinci as a military engineer and writer on aeronautics, and promotes Molly O. Strand advertising for Sunday and Monday.
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The
Banner
America
U. 8
Govenor
rupture expert to visit alma seeley co at wright hotel
Chicago based truss specialist will stay in Alma Tuesday and August 1st to demonstrate a device claimed to seal ruptures in one day without surgery or drugs. The notice promises verified statements before federal and state courts and offers free demonstrations, with a Chicago address for the Seeley Home Office.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Wright Hotel
Alma
Themath
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D.C
P. S
F. H. Seeley
No. Dearborn St
Michigan State Fair appoints Doolin for fair running races
Detroit September exposition plans announced by GW Ofekineon secretary manager. WJ Doolin of Owosso to supervise the fair running races including the State Fair Derby on Labor Day. purse exceeds 16 000 with a $1 000 Derby prize. Dowling brings wide experience from Hay Cry Jackson Adrien and Grand Rapids events.
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GW Ofekineon
Michigan
Hoe
Nbuth
Civil Tongue Penalized at Isle of WIR Ferry Toll
A Boston Transcript correspondent describes a notice at a watering place in the Isle of WIR warning that anyone attempting to cross the ferry without paying the toll will face punishment. The notice specifies a fee and penalties for evasion.
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Isle of Wir
Boston Transcript
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Bill Hart
Mark
Mildred
Odd Fellows
Alma L. O. T. M
Charley Stafford
Lethia and
Leela
Allen Stafford
Jay Evans
Vern Evans
Ernest Evans
Edney van Norman
Gratiot County
Alam
Sanday
Leonardo de Vinci
Mona Li
Strand
Snene
Helles
W. J." Dowling
Redpath
Rub-No-More Co
Wayne
Wit
Hestreted
Premiom van al
Hanley Electric Shop
Medler Electric Co. and
Coryell Electric Shop
Consolidated
Hines & Woodward
W. Superior
Toledo
Ohio
Frankfort
Mich
Mt. Pleasant
ANN Arbor Railroad
Texaco
Gratiot County Oil Co
Alma Roller Mills
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