Local Illnesses Sweep Through McGreville Community
Master Carl Wilkie contracted scarlet fever while Hugh and Bruce Gordon suffered pneumonia. Beatrice Rendolph has mumps. Mrs Clayton Butler hosted a surprise 78th birthday dinner for her father John Wilmot. Patricia Ferrington hosted an Intermediate Young People class party at her home. The Ypsilantis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A J Turner and sons. Alan Ferrington is ill.
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Carl Wilkie
Hugh
Bruce Gordon
Beatrice Rendolph
Clayton Butler
John Wilmot
Patricia Ferrington
Mfr
Eison
Shawn’ Ypsilanti
Local Notes From Rammond District Honoring Milestones
Mr and Mrs A C Miller and Mr and Mrs J Forsythe attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ernest Needham of Milan Friday evening. E M Gilbert hosted birthday encores and entertained guests at several tables. Various calls and visits highlighted the weekend including Edna Ropp in Flint and Fenton and gatherings with Hammond and Gordon families. Hammond PTA met at the school house and Gerald’s birthday theater party in Ann Arbor capped the week.
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A. C. Miller
J. Forsythe
Ernest Needham
Milan
E. M. Gilbert
Robert Love
Platt
Harold Holcomb
Clifton Gilbert
Floyd Rhoades
Harlan Holcomb
Everett Gilbert
Edna Ropp
Flint
Fenton
Robert Hammond
Chester Richard
Holloway
Ralph Hammond
Ella McMann
Ray Gilmore
Britton
Mabel Needham
Maude Deem
Charles Deem
William Gotts
Detroit
Dean Hammond
Adrian
Glen Gordon
Kerry Gordon
Walter Gordon
Pulver
Dundee
Cleveland
Hammond Pta
Ann Arbor
Gerald
Theodore Stimpson
Albert Faust
Clinton
B. D. Hammond
Ella McManin
Mary Lewis
Adelph Benite and Hirohito Three Blind Mice Run War Bonds
On payday readers are urged to invest ten percent of income in War Bonds. The call aligns with wartime finance campaigns and cites Adelph Benite and Hirohito as referenced figures in a symbolic slogan.
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Adelph
Benite
Hirohito
Visitors, illness, and family notices in West Saline area
West Saline reports a family visit from Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tucker and son and Frank Tucker to Mr and Mrs Edwin Aprill of Ann Arbor. The Benton school is closed due to the teacher's ill son with pneumonia. Ernest Hayes and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W P Schwocho.
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Lawrence Tucker
Frank Tucker
Edwin" Aprill
Ann Arbor
Benton
Ernest Hayes
W. P. Schwocho
Auction Sale Of Jersey Farm Stock And Equipment Near Ann Arbor
Public auction 4 miles south of Ann Arbor at 4755 South State Road February 24 at noon. Sale includes 17 registered Jerseys plus cows calves sows gear tractors wagons hay and farming implements. Also 350 White Leghorn hens and household items. Cash terms with auctioneers H J Oulman Jim Finnell clerks Oral Bassett George Geisel. Printing services advertised.
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Ann Arbor
South State Road
Ann Arbor Air Fort
Air Way
Jersey Farm
Jersey
T. B
Bangs
Palatine Bell Oxford
McCormick
Blackhawk
Coeman
Crop Insurance Stabilizes War Time Agriculture
War demands push farmers to plant war crops with insurance mitigating risks. The Federal Crop Insurance program covers cotton and wheat against insects drought flood and other hazards, helping farmers finance crops and plan expansion. In 1941 wheat contracts reached 421123, and cotton insurance resumes in 1942 after past surpluses.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Keeping Essential Vitamin A Necessary
Double value of feed crops as silage per acre, especially corn and grain sorghum. Favor leaving standing until grain hard and leaves largely green to maximize silage quality. Seeds should be silaged even if leaves are burned or damaged.
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Sudan
Johnson
Community Notes From Central York And Surroundings
Central York residents share visits and routine updates including Ziva Omalev spending time with children in Detroit and Mr Omalev commuting from his bomber plant. Local funeral for Lillian Smith recalls Applegate farm ties. Agricultural hints discuss silage and vitamin A, sorghums and grasses, and crop insurance mechanics under AAA program.
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Ziva Omalev
Deroit
Charles Applegate
Elmer Applegate
Applegate Farm
York Cemetery
Marilyn
Carol Murray
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Mary LeBaron
Herbert Gilman
Mooreville
Contact Strategy: Phone 100 People to Learn Ad Efficiency
The note argues calling a small group reveals why using Ob server advertising columns is cheaper and wider-reaching. It emphasizes testing outreach to many people to compare costs and impact against traditional phone-based contact.
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Observer
1942 Milk Production Supports War Effort
The bulletin notes farm soil fertility and plant foods to sustain legume and grass stands for high pasture yield. It highlights phosphorus and potash fertilizers as essential. It cites 1942 milk production totaling 123 billion pounds for military, allies, and civilians.
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Uncle Sam
Best Milk Bucket for Hygienic Milking Practices
Health authorities say hand milking should use a hooded or small top milk bucket to cut about half of bacteria entering the milk. Strainers must be seamless and fit standard filter discs. milk cans and utensils should be standard construction and free from open seams.
Sage Growth in the United States Could Benefit Industry
An effort urges expanding domestic production of scarce mint family botanicals like sage to reduce reliance on imports. Sage, widely used in meat packing and as a ground spice, sells at attractive prices to American growers. The mint family also includes spearmint peppermint pennyroyal and bergamot varieties with uses in gum flavorings medicine perfumes.
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United States
Agricultural Notes on Soybeans and Poultry Diets
California college suggests sunlight and soybeans as substitutes for fish oils and meat in poultry rations. To reduce cannibalism in young chicks, keep the brooder house cool and cover windows with thin paper to prevent bright spots of light.
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California College of Agriculture
Probate notice for Laura Kaiser estate in Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders creditors to present claims against the estate of Laura Kaiser also known as Laura A Kaiser and Laura B Kaiser by April 22 1948 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. February 1825 March 4 1843.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Laura. Kaiser
Laura A. Kaiser
Laura B. Kaiser
Saline
Said
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H. J. Oulman
Jim Finnell
Oral Bassett
George Geisel
Game Observer
Memphis
Tenn
Central York
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Eera
Greyhound
Chicago
A.m
Florence C. Weed
Kroger’s Country Club
Kroger’s
Avondale Flour
Sack
Kroger’s Country Club Pancake Rxooz
Pillsbury
Clock Bread
Florida
Flor
Eda Mor
Jude
Kroger
Bob
Judge
Bill
George
Mary
Gene
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