Local notices and gatherings across Washtenaw area
A sprawling list of residents visiting, traveling, and hosting in Ann Arbor and nearby towns. People from Detroit, Saline, Ridgeway, and Manchester appear visiting relatives, attending reunions, and taking trips to lakes and resorts. A Harvest Festival, a reunion at Pleasant Lake, and an upcoming Whitmore Lake road project are noted along with a few accidents and a birthday celebration.
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Walter Coole
G. m. Barsops
Ann
Coe
Detroit
Ashley Burg
Ann Arbor
Zab
Pleasant Lake
Bir
Fred Wiedrun
Sol Miller
California
Lucey Fairbank
Lloyd
Iss Frieda ‘Theyrer
Norma
Petoskey
Eding
House
Martha Rundel
Houghton Lake
Norman Wolfe
Bred Layher
Hubert Parsons
Dewail
A. J. Warren Saturny
Edward Clark
William Bovie
Fivanston
Ahness
George V. Cook
Charles Harmon
Charles Kock
Téftr
Upper Peninsula
Carl Schaffer
Manchester
John Schieb
Michigan
Alphonse Schmidt
Rudyard
Joe Gauss
Reuben Gauss
Dester
River Rouge
Brown
C. H. Carven
Bessie Collins
Port Huron
Suits
Henry Cotmiss
Fred Lawher
Meniton Beach
Eva Hollaway
Rene Beacher
Marlin Fuoss
Paccel
Holland
Hazel
Fuoss
Millie Webb
Max Fosdick
Lillie
Maxine
Grover Winkie
Parsons & Dodge
Art Armbruster
Martin Fucss
Robert
Woodbridge
Kingsville
Ontario
Airs
Rev
Ben Wright
Sylvia
Hilda Gross
Flelen Klumpp
Northlake
Herman Ross
Warren
Jardi Klumpp
Rudolph Lederer
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Carl Lederer
Defiord
Paul
Herman Lederer
Milwauke
CG. A. Lederer
Sugden
Andrew Hartman
Martin Schuttle
Michigan Avenue
Manning
Hartman
Edward NePre
Feilis
Saline Hospital
Mabel Laws
Ridgeway
Edward DePay
Webb DePay
Saline Townghin
Tay DePay
San Antonin
Texas
Purnel Ribbeck
Seattle
Washington
Logier Lowe
Otabormac
Fran Dieteria
North Ann Abor
Dorothy Tower
Flora Wiedman
Walter
Elva
Hardin McCoy
Pontiac
R. S. McCord
Maurice Henderson
Henderson
Higgins Lake
W. L. Rundel
Gertrude
Martha
Edna House
Ann ‘Arbor
St. Paul's League
Gottlib Girhach
Calvin Wolf
Kalamazoo
DB. Mattison
Fay Vernon
Monticello
Ulmois
Walter Cook
East Michigan Avenue
Scoville Lumber Co
Tear
Ypsilanti
Saline
Salive
James Stevens
Lula
Hsther Fairbank
Lou Feixbank
New York
Stevens
Alaske
Bissfield
Ellie
Wyandotte
Harti
Emanuel Haah
Fres 4Dom
Uphaus
Ida
Chelsea
Grass Lake
Clinton
Will Dresselhouse
Ed. Schafer
Margaret Roller
Louis Dresselhouse
Henry Steimway
George Bradley
Whitmore Lake Road
Begsie Brown
George Burhart
Hershall Munn
Salem
Frank F. Rogers
Anni Arbor Times
Michigan State Fair to Feature Wide Fruit Exhibits and Premiums
About 200 classes of fruits and vegetables will be shown in the Agricultural building at the Michigan State Fair on September 25 with nearly $4,000 in cash prizes. The event highlights extensive displays, roadside markets, and special efforts to diversify offerings, including premier varieties like McIntosh apples and a new vegetable section.
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Neary
Roy H. Marshall
Michigan
Treatment of orchard blight by zinc chloride solution
Leonard of Day reports UC experiment station findings on zinc chloride use to control near blight in orchards in 1927. Weaker solutions were effective in many cases. 1 to 1.5 percent strengths now advised for certain trees, with varied results across branch sizes and canker conditions.
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Leonard OF Day
University of California
Te California Experiment Station
Napy Towers
Young Tees
Idaho entomologist seeks substitute for arsenate of lead in codling moth control
Anthony Spuler of the Idaho experiment station returns to Wenatchee to pursue a practical substitute for arsenate of lead to combat codling moths. He cites collaboration with Oregon, Idaho, California, Colorado, Montana entomologists and federal experts. A new insectary building with a sixteen sided breeding house will be erected at Bushell Farm to study codling moths.
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Anthony Spuler
Idaho Experiment
Wenatchee
Pe Yard
Faneh
Pulayin
Mastodon Strawberry Endorsed by Ithaca Station
Ithaca New York experiment station recommends Mastodon as best fall crop strawberry among several tested. Mastodon shows high plant vigor and production, superior to Progressive and Superb, with large, elongated fruit and good quality. Originated in Peru Missouri around 1917 and now offered by small growers.
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Ithaca
New York
Penu
Mud
Small Trust Crowers
Grafting Fruit Trees Stock Choices and Tips
The article discusses grafting fruit trees with 60 large grafts to be priced. Peach clones may graft onto plum stocks while apples need Apple stocks. French and Vermont apple stocks are popular. For many blocks, seeds are purchasable. Home grown stocks should be acclimated to the planting site before grafting in the prior or following year.
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Vermont
Michigan crop outlook improves over last year
July weather boosts August 1 forecasts for most Michigan crops with beans and corn lagging. Yield improvements seen in barley wheat and potatoes while fruit prospects rise though apples fall short due to winter damage. Overall state production expected higher than 1927 though bean quality remains uneven amid July rains.
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Michigan
Ex Peninsula
Juse
United State
United St
United States
Honey flooding a chimney prompts cleanup puzzle
Fragmentary notes describe a honey-filled chimney in the Doe house on BEL street owned by the Haze sisters and a question on removing the honey without tearing the chimney apart. The rest discusses Michigan field reports on using commercial fertilizers to boost small grain yields and fertilizer recommendations.
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Bel Street
Haze’sisters
Dispatch
Michigan
Soils Department
Michigan State College
BR. V. Tanner
Jackson County
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