Michigan Agricultural College exhibit at State Fair highlights farm problems
At Detroit's Michigan State Fair in September the college will showcase an extensive educational display. Guided by E F Hill the exhibit features 300 feet of table space with a broad range of farm topics. Highlights include alfalfa value lime and phosphoric acid fertilizers forestry barberry eradication fruit tree care and home economics nutrition along with exhibits on farm machinery breeding and youth clubs.
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Michigan Agricultural Colege
Detroit
F E. B. Hill
State News In Brief From Michigan Across The State
Multiple brief items report incidents and local news: Big Rapids resident Henry Swanson injured by a straw in the eye at a thresher, condition critical. Bay City resident James McGivern 71 dies at home. Albion Homer boy Gerald Miller 10 dies of lockjaw after rusty nail incident. Otsego players mock uptight behavior. Pontiac legal moves to examine Albert Schroeder for alleged family killings. Owosso miner Fred Phillips buried alive but survived with injuries. Saginaw school board awards 154574 dollar contract for Webber Park addition. Hillsdale Irving Ayres near death after arm amputation to stop infection. Albion post office praised as well run. Mendon Mrs. A D Collard dies after horse and car accident. Flint five pound tomatoes grown locally. Pontiac thousands attend farm pageant at Maceday Lake. Lansing peat resource study proposal considered. Mt. Clemens rural route cuts provoke farmer protests. Kalamazoo Mrs. Joseph Herman seeks proof of 1856 wedding for pension. Bentos Harbor fruit shipments direct to Chicago. Detroit Dr Irving Sanders convicted for practicing medicine without license.
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Saginaw
East Side School Board
Webber Park
Hillsdale
Irving Ayres
Pioneer,c
Albion
Willard B. Noyes
Sonia
Niles
Washington
Noyes
Mendon
A. D. Collard
Collards
Kalamazoo
Joseph Herman
Ontario
Calif
Bentos Hearbor
Berrien County
Chicago
Imperial
William Haile Thompson
Detroit
Leola Sonnenberg
Northville
Sanders
Keidan
Wyandotte Shipyard to be Abandoned and Scrapped
The Wyandotte plant of the Detroit Shipbuilding Company will be abandoned and its machinery scrapped. The yard, started over 50 years ago by Frank and the late BR Kirby, was a key manufacturing site with rail and water access. It built most of Detroit’s passenger and excursion steamers and numerous freighters, including World War I era steamers for private and Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Wyandotte
Detroit Shipbuilding Company
Frank
BR. A. Kirby
Detroit Dry Dock Company
American Shipbuilding Company
Detroit
Wyandotte Yard
Fleet Corporation
Michigan
Christian Science Notes Saline Service and Reading Room
The Christian Science society of Saline holds Sunday service at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Christ Jesus Reading Room hours are 3 to 4 p m Wednesday Testimonial meeting follows at 7 30 p m Sunday school after the morning service pupils under 20 may attend A cordial invitation is extended Buy a Ford and spend the difference.
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Christian Science Notes
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Christ Jesus
Marriage Licenses Listed For Nearby Residents
Marriage licenses issued include Carl O Nelson of Ironwood and Ollie Westeen of Ann Arbor, Walter H Schenk and Myntle Hal of Ann Arbor, Frank Porter of Ypsilanti and Annie B E LaJoy of Farmington, Donald U Brizes and May H Johnson, Oscar E F Knope and Trene Clough of Ann Arbor, William J Weber of Chelsea and Magdalen Eisele of Toledo, Horace W Peters and Edna C Clabeaux of Buffalo, Edgar M Wixson of Wayne and Cora Phillips Knight of Los Angeles, John dg Considine of Ypsilanti and Abbie Gale Baker of Detroit, Donald Bostwick and Ruth M Vergeils of Toledo, Irving H Day of Willis and Nettie H Cutting of Ypsilanti, William B Christie and Marguerite H Merritt of Detroit and Ann Arbor respectively.
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Ironwood
Ollie Westeen
Ann Arbor
Walter H. Schenk
Detroit
Anm Arbor
Frank Porter
Ypsilanti
Annie BE. LaJoy
Farmington
May H. Johnson
Kansas City
Oscar EF. Knope
Trene Clough
Same
William J. Weber
Chelsea
Magdalen Eisele
Toledo
Horace W. Peters
Buffalo
Edna C. Clabeaux
Edgar M. Wixson
Wayne
Cora. Phillips
Knight
Los Angeles
John Dg
Considine
Abbie Gale Baker
Donald Bo
Probate hearing set for estate of Gustaf A. Lindemann
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on August 11 1922 Judge Emory E Leland ordered a hearing for Adolph Lindemann executor on final administration account and residue distribution. It will be on Sunday September next at ten in the forenoon at the probate office with notice published three weeks in Saline Observer. Dorcas C Donegan, Register. 49 in Chevrolet Utility Coupe 680 7.0.b. Flint.
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Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory EB. Leland
Gustaf A. Lindemann
Adolph Lindemann
Saline
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Mickie
Family Journal
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A.” Warren Fornade
Real Estate Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
HALLS
Sela
J. Cheney & Co
Toledoy O
Big Rapids
Henry Swanson
Bay City
James McGivern
Gerald Miller
Homer
Otsego
Pontiac
A. F. Blakeslee
Albert Schroeder
Ortonville
Owosso
Fred Phillips
Burton
Here
Flint
Frank Kidwell
Vicemnia Ites
Oakland County
Maceday Lake
Lansing
State Denattment of Agriculture
State Administrative Board
Mt. Clemens
Ballor
Post Office Department
State of Michigan
Wash
Tenaw, Is
B. Flint
Carl H. Stuhberg
Republican
AMES
FORDS
Ford
THA Ames
Seeley-Lumby Company
Af Catherinl
Oakland
Livingston
Monroe Counties
Tatlohing
James Louis Wallace Bicek
Saline, Mich
Saline Mercantile Company
The
Detroit Edison Co
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