Garden Notes From The Horticultural Devi
Garden notes advise setting small fruit plants now rather than fall and detail dependable varieties such as Guthbert Cumberland Elum and Perfection currants. It emphasizes removing packed plants on arrival, proper crown depth, firm soil, and early spring sowing of peas radishes lettuce onions spinach and other hardy vegetables in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthbert
Cumberland
Elum
London
Fay’s
Michigan
Senator Dunlap
Dees
South Saline Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Everett Collins and Allan Collins visit Ann Arbor while Hamilton Moore Hugh C Craig also travel there. Miss Melissa Robison spends Tuesday with Miss Zella Halls. Lila Collins visits son Wilsworth in Macon. George Kutler visits daughter and family in Latine. Willard Halani’s daughter Zela visits Macon. Funeral noted for James Murphy of Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Moore
Hugh C Craig
Ann Arbor
Melissa Robison
Zella Halls
Hila Collins
Allan Collins
Macon
Lila. Collins
Wilsworth
Local social notes from Milan and surrounding towns
A string of visits and family gatherings appears with names such as Mrs Annie Waslick, Mrs Laura Bush, Ayrlow Sanford, and Mr and Mrs S W Sanford. Social events include a box social at the Maccabee hall to aid the school and a wedding in Milan for Marion Past now Mrs Paul Coy. The text ends with local ads for sheet metal work at Bailey and Stank's hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Waslick
Tecumseh
Laura Bush
Lafayette Spink
Milan
Ayrlow Sanford
S.W. Sanford
Maccabee Hall
Helen ‘Moorehead
Tha Hendarshot
Marion Past
Paul Coy
George VanHouten
Arlott
Grace Michelson
Bailey
Stank's
Central Michigan social notes and regional updates
A compilation of visits, family gatherings, and local movements across Milan Stony Creek and nearby towns. Highlights include Parker Murray at a Gleaner rally in Milan, multiple visits among the Murray and Rowe families, and the Gooding farm move near Stony Creek. Also reports on a fatal self-inflicted act, Iron Mountain Daily News plans, and various local incidents in Muskegon Ludington Jona Dowagiac Saginaw and surrounding communities.
Three Presidents Ask Bid for China Aid
The President and two ex Presidents of the United States join in a humanitarian appeal to aid famine victims in China. Harding endorses the effort and Taft serves on the American Committee for the China Famine Fund with Lamont as chairman. Wilson urges citizens to contribute despite the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harding
Wilred
Taft
America
China
Presdent Harding
White House
East
American Committee For China Famine Fund
Thomas W. Lamont
New York
Wilson
Life Saving Stamps Aid Famine Victims Nationwide Drive
The American Committee for China Famine Fund reports sales of Life Saving Stamps reached thousands of dollars in the first month. Over 10 million stamps issued, equating to about 300000 dollars in value at 8 cents each, with work spanning 2000 cities and involving Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies, schools, churches, and volunteers. House to house canvassing proves effective. stamps go on letters and packages. A ten-stamp quota per adult is set, with many centers exceeding it. For stamps contact China Famine Fund Committee, Bible House, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Committee For China Famine Fund
China
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Y. M
Boards of Education
Republic
China Famine Fund Committee
Bible House
New York
China Famine Fund
New York City
Wool Pool Costs and Administration Split by Sources
Conflicting statements on the Michigan Farm Bureau wool pool cost and handling arise as A B Wendlen of Adria and the Hawkins Brothers dispute salaries and management roles. Wendlen says the bureau funded start up via Hawkins credit and that 1920 volume totaled 3.6 million pounds with Washtenaw leading production. grading of 1920 wool will finish by May 1 and 1924 consignments await inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
A. B Wenden
Adria
Myere ‘Higan - State ‘Arm Bureau
Wool Committee
Pu‘eau
Weol
Leaden
Hawkins Brothers
Hawkins
Yenden
Shenden
Avenert
Dorr D. Buell
Aettng
Pendge
Wlenden
Buell
Tllenden
Bureau
Siate
Illenden
Lansing
Washtenaw
State Farm Bureau
Local Social Roundup From Ann Arbor Area
Central Lods Mrs. Thedare Stewart visited Ar Arbor on Tuesday. Amos Drake spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geddes. The Cornwells of Ann Arbor were callers at Bert Moores. Chris Lambarth and family visited Fred Mayers on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fred Wagner called on Mrs. Theodore Stewart Wednesday afternoon. Willis Drake stayed with his brother Edgar and family on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Marion Wagner of Ann Arbor visits with Mrs. Wall Lindermann. Mr and Mrs Clayton Rentschler and baby were Sunday visitors with her sister Mrs. Fred Mayer. Mrs. Wall Lindermann, Mrs. Mark Sweetland, Mrs. Fred Renz and Mrs. Marion Wagner traveled to Detroit Tuesday. Claud Davenport of Ann Arbor is spending the week with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Saffle
Henry Bruckner
Eyed Lewis
Marshal Montonye
Fredsbarn
Ann Arbor
David Brabeay
Bettoit Sporit
Fier
John Moon
H. Moorehead
George Saffell
Louis Smith
Charles Obee
Adrian
George Bible
Obea
Donald
Byron
Amos Drake
Jack Geddes
Mrs. Cornwell
Ann’ Arbor
Bert Moore
Willis Drake
Edgar
Marion Wagner
Wall ‘Lindermann
Clayton
Rentschler
Baby
Fred Mayer
Wall Lindermann
Mark Sweetland
Fred Renz
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devi
Dietiker’s
National Feneral Directors
U.S. A
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
South Saline
Everett Collins
George Kutler
John ‘Catmburn
Willard Halani
Zela
Elmer Ree
Elsworth Losse
Anb.Pocklington
Brit
Fred Teufel
James Murphy
Near ‘Tecumseh
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
William Waslick
Albert Cross
Bother
Sam Westlake
Aldon
Bert Coodrich
Genevieve
John ‘Herbison
Frank Hotlomib
Milam
Willard Hall
West, Mooreville
Robert Gretshaber
River Goldsmith
Ypsilantia
Vesta Godsumh
Ivan Rowston
Ypsilanti
Jerome Squires
Dorothy Sand
Will Smith
Will Caswel
Gus’ Goldsmith
Herr
Hazeldene
Ralph Goodall
Charlotte
The
Romeo Observer
Central, York
Parker Murray
Frank Kelsey
Wirt LeBaron
Jacob Stiher
Vareda
Andrew Murray
John
Milan de Gay
George van Blarcum
Stony Creek
Rex Gooding
Judson Zabel
Petersburg
S._ Kiéversaat
Samuel C.nig
Rawin Murray
Cassius Debenham
Milan Sment
Mrs. Thomas
Ware and Daughters
Northville
Pred Richards
Goldes
Parker
Murray
Reuben ,Rogers
Alger Allison
Arthur Schrader
Federated Aid ‘Society
Saline
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Guif
Guif
Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain Daily News
Frank J. Russell
Marquette
William F. Russel
Daily News
Press and Tribune Gazette
Muskegon
Charles A. Rouse
Consumers Power Co
Ludington
Fred G. Addins
Scottvale
Stella Blanche Motts
Andrew Anderson
William S. Paxton
Motts
Detroit House of Correction
Jonia
Joe Cooper
Frank Staley
Gordon
Michigan Reformatory
Staley
Shiawassee County
Cooper
Flint
Federman
Dowaginc
Merlin Wiley
Sidney Ben Butler
Katherine Butler
Butler
Saginaw
Coryell
Chesaning
Chésaning
Bailey & Stark
Hardiings
Wiles
Cosy
Ling the
F. B. Wool Pool
A. E. Ifenden
A.J. Hawkins
Bansing
Tilenden
Hawkins. . Bros
Ettlendon
Hanima 'B.os
J. Henkins
Thenkins
Tenden
Lods
Thedare Stewart
Arbor
Chris
Lambarth
Fred Wagner
Theodore Stewart
Claud , Davenport
Anna Arbor
Sport
Kayser
Segoe
Eeeas
Liberty
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