May crop outlook shows gains across most staples in Michigan
May weather yielded exceptionally good growing conditions with all crops above the ten year average except spring wheat and sugar beets. Winter wheat now 16 425 000 bushels with 8 percent above ten year average. barley area reduced eight percent from last year. Hay production expected at 4 001 000 tons the largest since 1816. alfalfa up 15 percent to 278 000 acres. Apple and peach prospects vary by locality. cherries weak due to poor set. pears 573 000 bushels. grapes 92 percent and berries near solid averages as Grand Traverse County tops state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Doelle
Verne HH. Church
U. S. Bureau of Markets and
Eact
Michigan
Barrien
Grand Traverse County
Alma Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Alma residents share weekend visits and city engagements with Detroit visitors and St. Louis guests. The Alma College library ends summer closure as officials, clergy, and society members attend meetings and social events across Alma, Midland, Saginaw, and Tecumseh, with announcements for piano lessons and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Rogers
Detroit
Alma
Belle Burgland
St. Louis
Park House
Kemp
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Weddock
Saginaw
Alma College
F. T. van Amster
Middleton
Wm. Davie
Crystal
Jake Pipp
Sandusky
Friends
Gordon French
Coleman
Tecumseh
Tanlac
Dayton
Ohio
Look-Paterson Drug Co
Ady
Romaine Clark
A. T. Willert
Ithaca
Sylvia Gaffney
Business Women's Association
Wright House
Nora Brader
Graduate University School of Music
Durkee
Priaay
Dodge
Big Rapids
Lynch
Harry Gerber
St. Alma Shrine
Fred Rolland
Grand Rapids
Rolland
Ann Arbor
Idah Belmont
Women's Benefit Association
Royal Temple No
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
BE. McLean
William McLean
Charles McLean
Midland
John M. Duntom
Barbara
Homer Dunham
Arthur Gais
A. L. Smith
Neva Anderson
Frank Gillin
E. Dietz
Alma W. B. A. Lodge
A. A. McNabb
Crooks
Presbyterian Church
Reed Ruggles
Massachusettes
F. W. Ruggles
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
Alma High Schools
Kirker
Oswald
James
H. H. Anderson
W. N. Bingham
Traverse City
Esther Zinn
Flint
Disciples of Christ
Wright Furniture Store
Baccalaurate Delivered by H M Crooks
The address argues for individual thought amid broad social change. It urges openness to diverse experts while warning against unthinking conformity, stressing personal guidance toward Christ and the value of independent, biblically grounded choice.
Milk and dairy foods defend health and growth
The text asserts there are no substitutes for milk and dairy products including milk butter cheese and ice cream. It claims these foods are protective and essential for growth and perpetual human health, and that regular use helps prevent ailments and disease.
Follow Him to a Glorious Life and Eternal Continuance
The speaker emphasizes that true goal is not defined by any man but by following Him who guides. It speaks of luminous presence, supreme satisfaction in this life, and an eternal sustenance for what is worthwhile, beyond the clamor of humanity and those without leaders. Followers will hear His voice and find the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Indias
China
Japan
Brazil
Nicaragua
India
London
Aeeariel Pence
Christ
Soviet Russia
Friends of Labor
Henry Ford
Earth
God
How We Cleared Our Summer Home of Rats
Mrs. Perry recalls a seaside home plagued by rats last May. The family used SNAP cake form rat killer, avoiding mixing and mess, and cleaned the infestation in a week. The ad notes three sizes priced 36¢, 60¢, and $1.25, sold by C. R. Murphy and Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.
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Singapore
Déscon
Boston Tran
H. M. Crooks
E. C. Clapp
Neda Eetal
Port Wayne
Home Bakery
State Street
Eichenberg & GO
Richard Lodewyk
Park and W. Superior Streets
Night Phone
Alma Record
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