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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
6
Walter B Leutz describes two forms of barley leaf rusts appearing over two seasons. The yellow leaf disease damages early, while late blight forms brown irregular spots on leaves, glumes, and seed. Seed transmission and fungal variety on grasses are noted.
A simple movable corn crib can be built from barrel staves and lap siding with a central pole and two rods. Walls slant outward to shed rain, floor tight, and the design keeps corn dry year round, avoiding mold that occurs in tight granaries.
Guidance on road repair to avoid damaging the surface by proper filling and drainage plus onion storage advice for winter. It covers filling holes with matching material, placing ditch refuse outside the road, ensuring the road slopes to drain, and conveying water beneath the road via culverts. It also explains drying onions and storing them in thin layers protected from freezing and thawing.
Adrian College fell 18 to 5 to Alma in a packed Adrian stadium. The game featured injuries to Captain Edgerton and Johnson, with new players filling key spots. Alma led on ground gains and executed passes, but failed to finish drives while Adrian controlled punts averaging 50 yards and showed strong defensive play from Ephie Johnson and Woorf.
The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association held its annual meeting at Albion College in Robinson Mall. Officers elected for the year include President Osborne Olivet Vice-president Cook Alma Secretary Hudnutt Albion Treasurer Herron Hillsdale. An amendment to bar athletes transferring between member colleges for a year was approved while a November 14 eligibility deadline for spring athletics was rejected. A field meet planning committee was formed with Osborne Green and Herron. The session adjourned until June.
Francis W Cobb and Trey Pollard were married July 18 at 2 30 PM by Rev S W Pollard at the Congregational parsonage. The ceremony was attended by close family and friends with the couple then hosting a reception at their home. Mr Cobb is associated with Seattle and will continue his studies, while Miss Pollard hails from the area.
Millions of dollars are generated yearly by U S poultry raisers and breeders who use Harvell's Condition Powder to keep hens in prime laying shape and chicks growing fast. It also serves breeders of blooded horses. Price 25 cents per package sold by Wheaton & Son Pioneer Drug Store. College Minstrels notes: last week Coach Grady called a meeting to plan another minstrel show this winter with committees named executive jokes music advertising and finance.
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