Local Names and Travels Highlight Macon Community
Macon residents and visitors are listed with weekly to weekend trips across Michigan and nearby states. Names include Nina Rhodes, Mae Chambers, Bolton Lavey, Walter Morden, Ralph Michael, and many more visiting or traveling to Milan Harrison Olivet Detroit Salina Adrian Carleton Toledo Lansing Vassar Richville Tuscola Lake Orion and Ypsilanti. The Collins family reunion at George Kutler's drew about one hundred attendees with songs readings and a Will Hatch speech. Dorothy Nola born to Leer Hall is noted.
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Collins
George Kutler
Laiine
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Raisin Center
Ridgeway
Weston
Ohio
Will Hatch
Mildred Burns
Improved Burlap Band Traps For Codling Moth
An expert method uses a burlap band around a tree trunk with a wire screen over it to trap codling moth larvae. Burlap six inches wide forms three folds and is fixed with tacks. black wire screening twelve meshes per inch is attached to trap larvae and cocoons while allowing two moths to escape along edges. Traps can be set in winter or spring, within a month after petal fall.
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E. H. Sigler
United States Bureau of Entomology
Popular Science Monthly
Benefits of a Cover Crop for Orchards
A cover crop improves soil physical condition prevents hard land from cementing or puddling and holds rain and snow until soaking into the soil. It dries soil in spring aiding early tillage and can protect from frost while catching nitrates. It adds humus, releases plant food and stores nitrogen when leguminous.
Vegetables In The Orchard Grow Between Trees
Early maturing vegetables can be grown between the trees while they are small and not shading the ground much. Some crops may be planted between strawberry rows during their first season.
Pruning to Save Orchards
Do not spare the ax and saw in dying blown trees. With proper pruning an orchard can often be made productive again. Save the old orchards as many reliable varieties are scarce.
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Fordson
United States
Henry Ford & Son
Protecting choice fruits with paper bags for pests
Fruit growers use paper bags around grape bunches to shield them from insects. Bags are tied with twine to shoots and placed after blossoms fall to protect the developing fruit.
Local Social Roundup From Bridgewater and Surroundings
Mrs Gladys Shade visited friends here recently Miss Gertrude Scheurer enjoying two weeks at Lakeland Miss Rosa Zick of Jackson spent Sunday with her parents Mrs George Bersuder and children visited relatives in Albion Sun Mr and Mrs George Bersuder and children were recent Manchester visitors Chester Reed of Plymouth guest of Mr and Mrs Harold Reed over Sunday Frank Riedle and daughters entertained Detroit friends and relatives Sunday Mrs Philip Blum and son Emmett of Ann Arbor called on Mr and Mrs Bred Schmid Saturday Mr and Mrs Harold Reed were guests of Mr and Mrs William Reed in Detroit over Sunday Mrs Gottieb Scherdt and daughter Lorena of Breedum called on Mr and Mrs Joe Bersuther and family Wednesday Mr and Mrs Garis Sautter spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Charles Santter in Dearborn and Mrs George Lindacer in Arn Athor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broward
N. G. Langan
Jackson
Ray McCellum O
Trene Watts
Saline
Macon
Frank Dey
Everett
Ellsworth Collins
Detroit
Coarse Lane
Gall Lot
Dorothy Nola
Leer Hall
Otta Schoolmaster
Wilma
Carleton
G. A. Mills
Frank Day
J. W. Howell
Ida Maude
Lansing
Will Warring
Ann Harring
Gladys Shade
Gertrude Scheurer
Lakeland
Rosa Zick
George Bersuder
Albion
Manchester
Chester
Aml
Garis. Sautter
Charles Santter
Dearban
George Lindacer
Arn Athor
Mary Gilman
Harold McLachlan
W. H. Gilman
Ernest Dieterle
Isaiah Carter
Gass Lake
Mo . Grant Allen Ard
Aaron Westfsil
Peter Litehard
Milan
Lizzie Litehard
Clyde
Clyde Gaunt
Fred Lewis
Ifene
Henry Bruckner
Walter Cotton
Clinton
Charles Conde
Ruth Ann
Mimer Conde
Qora Reese
Ervena Itarman
Niasaia Falls
Henry Breskner
Gus. Goldsmith
Louella Harmon
Lena Miller
M. S. Alger
Lorain
Charlotte
H. Moorehead
Ruth
Ralph
Toledo Beach
CG. S. Herkimer
Gladys
Augusta
A. J.purner
Wallbridge Park
Teledo
Scofield Farmers’ Club
C. F. Bacon
Earl
Mr. Bacon
M. Martin
Hudson
Findlay
Ohio
Bacon
Mooreville Ties Augst 265 School Event With Visitors
Local notes list many visits and trips among Mooreville residents and nearby towns. Ruth Salsbury and Miss Gilman join Detroit visitors. families from Albion Kalamazoo and Pontiac visit relatives here. One death and a hospital injury are noted among residents.
Saline Observer ad rates and subscription offer
Helped by the Saline Observer ad page listing yearly, half year, and single copy pricing. Advertisers can place ads at 32.00 per year or 50 cents per issue with flexible posting and payment terms.
Charles A Sink Seeks State Senate Seat in August Primary
The Washte naw county public service profile highlights Charles A Sink a young leader with a long record of civic activity and effective leadership. His candidacy for the state senate aims to secure the nomination in the August primaries, seen as a chance to continue public service. A classified note adds selling a new Indiana silo by Charles Green.
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State Senate
Charrles A- Sink
Washtenaw County
Sink
Link
Probate notice in Washtenaw County estates hearing
In the Matter of the Estate of Helena Dieterle deceased administrator Frank Dieterle files final account and petitions for allowance and distribution. Hearing set for September 10 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Publication required in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Helena Dieterle
Frank, Dieterle
Saline
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Nina Rhodes
Will Swick
Harrison
Walter Morden
Ralph Michael
Mrs. Bolton Lavey
Robert
of Harrison
Lester Mann
Mr. Parker
Cleveland
Salina
Clarence Hall
North Adams
Halls
Jnsah Howell
Denkiin
Sandlake
And
Mirs
Bangs
Derrit Cere
Byron Rhodes
John Richard
Walter Miller
Toledo
George Snauble
John Howell
Adrian
Leonard Gray
Glenn Underwood
Frank ‘Breem
Erwin Conklin
Blisworth Collins
Walter Wagner
Vassar
Richville
Tuscola
Lake Orion
Taez Williams
Charles
Clayton
J. M. Williams
John Speors
Cowan
Harry Jones
London
Ontario
Arthur Smith
George Lane
Mary Schoolmaster
Katherine Steenhauer
Wyandotte
Ed Miller
Harold Briggs
Harold, Jr
W. H. Crittenden
WY. B. Scudder
Dedse Bros’ Metal Co
Deerurte
Raynor
Julius Crittenden
MBE
Mrs. Crittenden
Washington State
Bridgewater
Red
West Smooreville
Dan Murray
Firss
Ruth Salsbury
Wyman Sanford
Pontiac
Give
C. D. Harmon
Mooreville
J. H. Brownell
Mosreville Cemetery
Tia Hendershot
Hardines
Mutch
Grace Diston
Aliss Neds Diston
Geraldine Rae
L. B. War
Calvin Smith
Gordon Smith
Fose
BY Sim. R. Wilson
Mich
Rice
ALL Press Association
Indiana
Charles Green
Victrola
Victor
Schaeberle & Son
Hal Shield
the Farm Hotel
Wampler Lake
Wiedman Auto Co
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