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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
7
Grapes Planting by Missionaries and Pasture Tips
The article notes that Western grapes of European origin were first planted by Franciscan missionaries as early as 1769 on the Pacific coast. It lists five steps for pasture improvement: test and treat soil, dish well, reseed, control grazing, and clip weeds. It also suggests readying clothes for ironing with warm water and recommends cereals to reduce sugar by serving them with stewed fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Mrs Herman Guthardt Enjoys Florida Trip
Mrs Herman Guthardt is enjoying a trip to Florida as a reminiscence of past journeys. Jacob Krumpp remains homebound due to a severe rheumatic attack. Irene Mae is born to Mr and Mrs Feldkamp weighing eight pounds. George Martin with a friend from Ann Arbor visited Sunday with Merritt Martin and family. A J Warren has recovered and is back on his feet noting tulips and hyacinths in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Guthardt
Florida
Jacob Krumpp
Qmer Feldkamp
Irene Mae
George Martin
Ann Arbor
N. G. Nicholson
G. E. Schairer
Jay DePuy
Santonio
Texas
Rhoebe H. Robinson
BE. J. Sanford
Arthur C. Briggs
Detroit
W. R. Stierle
Briggs
Stierle
Theodore Stollsteimer
Freedom
W. Fritz
Henry Ormsby
Finn
Onsted
Mr. Ormsby
Opera House
Baby beds should be firm and level for healthy growth
An associate editor argues that a baby's bed must be a firm level surface with no pillow, supporting spinal and head development. It warns against soft mattresses, tight sleepwear, and restricted movement while urging alternating head positions and safe self exercise. The piece also notes local social items and a sentence about a horse incident and community notices.
Community Notes Shifts In Local Areas And Social Visits
Local residents report sections of town contesting in a weekly gathering with plans for next Monday. Mrs. Reuben Rogers returns from University Hospital Ann Arbor as social events and family visits continue across Milan and nearby towns including Jackson Ypsilanti and Saline with illnesses promotions and a new mail route announced for route four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Rogers
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Judd
Walter O'Kurer
Gottlieb Hinderer
Jackson
Earl Dietiker
Thomas Love
Hattie Murray
John Gooding
Vivien Richards
Milan
Harold Friis
Earl Fosdick
Bridge
Fosdick
G. T. Alexander
Fred Burkhart
Remembering Dan Kellogg and the Dr Hall house on Ann Arbor
Forty five years ago the question recalls Dan Kellogg living in the Dr D D Hall residence on Ann Arbor street with neighbors and local history entwined in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kellogg
Dr. D. D. Hall
Ann Arbor Street
India Next to China in World Rice Production
The report notes India produces rice nearly second only to China but remains the world’s largest importer. Before the war about 80 percent of India’s rice came from Burma, while peppers increase in vitamin content as they mature from green to red, with vitamins A and C rising notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Burma
Planning Home Projects For Efficient Work
Plan your home work with convenience in mind from shelves to entire house builds. Focus on workflow, space use, and scheduling to ensure smooth progress and practical results.
Emulsion Used on Fabrics In Textile Processing
Great quantities of wax emulsions are used in processing woolens and worsteds in finishing or sizing cotton goods and as lubricants for rayon fibers.
Eye Lids In Humans And Animals
The upper eyelid mainly covers the eye in humans while in animals the lower lid moves most to shield the eye. This distinction highlights species differences in eyelid function and protective movement.
Spilled Mineral Oil Cleaning Tip
When mineral oil spills on rug floor or clothing apply cold water to the spot to prevent staining and aid removal. The advised method helps avoid marks and keeps fabrics or surfaces from absorbing the oil.
Potato Seed Treatment Wax Emulsions Boost Yields
Wax emulsions applied to cut potato seed before planting prevent rot during wet weather. They promote a healthier stand after germination and sprouting, with reports of yield increases up to 15 percent in many instances.
Timber Industry Bears Postwar Wealth for Nation
Timber, a dominant Oregon industry with 40,000 workers generating 56 million dollars yearly, produces timber valued at 177 million. Burns Bend and Klamath Falls host large sawmills, while paper and furniture plants add to the output and boost bond investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Burns
Bend
Klamath Falls
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H. Heininger
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International Farm Implements
General Electric
The
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ford
Wiedman Auto Company
George Lucas
Lafayette
Ind
Home Makers Guild
Moon
Evans Signal Laboratory
Belmar
N. J
Signal Corps
Parenthood
Catherine Conrad Edwards
Parents’ Magazine
Sloan
Manchester
Manchester Handle Co
Elizabeth Teuerbacher
Ypsilanti
Fred Schaible
Charles
O. C. Wheeler
Fred Henne
Edward Henne
John F. Henne
Kate Stang
Luella Layher
Automatic Scale Company
Lutz
Post Office Department
Saline
H. G. Linderschmitt
Dundee
Henry Richmond
Sylvania
Ohio
Martha Washington Theater
EK. W. Payne
Hinkley Building
Arthur
Ben Uphaus
Selma’ Boettner
Bridgewater
C. Boettner
John Potts
Adrian
J. A. ‘Klein
Michigan Ave
Andrew Ernst
William Paul
Russe
Price Jr
Utica
N. Y
America
R. L
Chadwick
D. C
Wolverine
Ann Arbor, Mich
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