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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
8
The article argues prophecy comes from careful study of nature and notes how chemists predict reactions by calculating free energy and entropy. It explains the third law of thermodynamics and cites Caltech scientists Stephenson and Giauque who supported its validity for certain substances.
In Washte nam County Probate Court the annual account of G C Townsend as trustee of John George Schweitzer deceased is set for examination and allowance on January 4 1938 at the Ann Arbor office. Notice of hearing to be published in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Jay G Pray Judge. Nora O Borgert Register.
A study from New York state using 1932 1933 and 1984 data shows divorced individuals more often remarry non first spouses. Divorced men avoid spinsters and trend toward divorcees while divorced women favor widowed men unless they remarry. Those with multiple marriages tend to repeat single partner patterns.
Researchers at Columbia University and Montefiore hospital study crown gall disease in plants caused by bacterium tumefaciens. They isolate a phosphorus containing material from the germ and, using Yale methods, identify a phosphatide that stimulates rapid plant cell multiplication.
Public notice of foreclosure under a 1927 mortgage by Ulysses G. Darling to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association with due principal 937.07 and interest 480.75 plus fees. Sale set for February 5 1938 at 10:00 AM at the Washtenaw County Court House, Ann Arbor, to satisfy 1467.82 dollars plus costs. Property: Lot 182 Darlington subdivision Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County. Adv. dates include Nov 11 through Feb 3.
Mortgage dated November 30 1925 between Ulysses G Darling of Ann Arbor Michigan as mortgagor and Huron Valley Building and Savings Association of Ann Arbor as mortgagee was recorded December 1 1925 in Washtenaw County. The secured payments have been in arrears for four months and the association has declared the entire sum due by board resolution.
Foreclosure of a 1923 mortgage on Lot 8, Block 4, Village of Saline Washtenaw County Michigan. William S Harwood assigned to Christian Lambarth then Harold Lambarth. Sale at Ann Arbor courthouse steps December 30, 1937 at 10 am. Assignee Harold A Lambarth. Attorney Carl H Stuhberger.
Forestry staff at Michigan State College East Lansing trimmed woodlots on campus and farms to favor songbirds. Hundreds of birdhouses are being prepared for late winter hanging to attract wrens bluebirds sparrows and warblers while students drill hollow boughs and build six inch bottoms for protection.
The Conservation Commission prohibits dip nets for three years starting January 1, 1938, in the Huron River as it passes through Ypsilanti and Superior Townships Washtenaw County. Signed October 13 1937 by Director P J Hoffmaster and commissioners Loutit and Osgood.
An eight week intensive training program in commercial fruit work begins January 3 at Michigan State College. The course covers orchard management, pruning, spraying, harvesting, fruit grading and packing, disease and pest treatment, marketing, machinery, soil management and fruit farm recordkeeping. The department notes strong placement potential for graduates in orchard manager and related positions.
A historical excerpt describes bottle feeding lambs on a schedule with warm milk. It notes long running methods by California orange growers using cyanide gas tents at night to control scale insects. It also details portable hayracks on 2 by 4 skids and a water flooded Wisconsin Reed canary grass field with a tractor engine and mower cutter mounted on a platform truck to catch ripe seed heads.
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