Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Saline notices record Miss Edna Smith hosting a tea for Mrs. B N Fiske of Oak ParkHaineis and O E S S teas at Mrs Martin Fuoss home. Saline Chautauqua dates set July 15 to 19. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Barrett Royal Oak and Mr and Mrs Ira Biddle. The Ma sonic temple cornerstone in Ann Arbor set for Friday 2 30 PM with lodges invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Ida Clements
Fred Feldkamp
Saline Chautauqua
Barrett
Royal Oak
Frank Cammet
Ira Biddle
Fred Aprill
Tecumseh
The
American Legion
Ann Arbor
Edna Smith
B. N. Fiske
Oak Park
Haineis
Martin Fuoss
C. O. Woodbridge
C. O. Woodbridge and Mrs. Fuoss
George Seeger
Lucile
Billings
Montana
Seeger
C. H. Guthardt
Joe Wood
W. S. Hull
Los Angeles
California
Saline
John W. Hull
Lemuel Whitcomb
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Michigan
Herman Hutzel
Standard Oil Company
F. O. Wiedman
Wiedman
Cement Walk Laid Fronting L M Thorne Home
Local notes report a new cement walk being laid in front of L M Thorne’s Henry street residence. The piece also covers library board memberships, station work, a barn raise east of town, the summer Normal at Ypsilanti, and the American Express lines expansion on July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Thorne
Henry Street
Library Board
George Sanford
Jerome
Will Barnard
William Walker
Ypsilanti
Gertrude
Margaret
Maud Miller
Eva Sellen
Ethel Sweet
Edna Kleversaat
Lulu Fairbank
Ella Clark
Amanda Lutz
Genevieve Barr
Lloyd Fairbank
American Express Company
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
American
P. A. Wilsom
Barnegat
Schuylerville
Air Moisture Causes Costly Losses in Power Transmission
Harvard researchers Prof. Chester L. Dawes and Dr. Reuben Reiter show atmospheric humidity raises power losses on high-voltage insulators with moisture deposits forming on surfaces. Cleaning with a chamois restores output. deposits grow into millions of tiny islands reducing insulation and increasing leakage over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Graduate School of Engineering
Chester L. Dawes
Reuben Reiter
Harvard
Dawes Bridge
Prof
Dawes
Michigan optimistic for fruit harvest as outlook improves
A Michigan survey by W. R. Garner and R. E. Marshall indicates good early prospects for apples cherries peaches and grapes across the state. Sour cherry yields are strong in the southwest with totals near 60 percent. sweet cherries also good though some areas may be lighter. Apples look to match or exceed 1936, though June drop and wet conditions hurt merchantable fruit. Peach plantings rise as prices stay favorable and Lake Michigan weather supports late winter to early spring harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
W. R. Gardner
Michigan Experiment Station
R. E. Marshall
Michigan State College
Hart
Shelby
Grand Traverse
Marshall
Indiana
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
Michigan State College delegate sails for grasslands study
H. C. Rather head of the farm crops department sails for a two month study tour through Britain Norway Sweden Denmark and other countries to compare Michigan pastures with foreign grasslands. He will visit Aberystwyth Oxford University Rethamsted University of Aberdeen Bergen Svalof Lyngby Grignon and more. Mrs Rather and son Henry accompany him. except for boat passage expenses are personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mid-Atlantic
Michigan State College
Aberystwyth
Great Britain
Michigan
H. C. Rather
Michigan Agriculture
Wales
Oxford University
Rethamsted Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Aberdeen
Norway
Bergen
Royal Agricultural College
Apelsvoll
Sweden
Svalof
Europe
State Agricultural College
Altuna
Demark
Lyngby
Germany
Berlin
Saxony
France
National Agricultural College
Grignon
Paris
Meuse
Argonne
St. Mehiel
Switzerland
Holland
Natural Acid May Be Used to Protect Plants
London reports biologist Maurice Copisarow of Manchester suggests maleic acid, a natural plant product, could replace harmful mineral poisons used against fungi bacteria and insects. Experiments show it inhibits decay micro organisms and may affect dormant seed viruses and early insect development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maurice Copisarow
Manchester
Ten Eggs Per Hen Required For Profitable Poultry
Michigan State College officials urge farmers to ensure each hen lays at least ten eggs a month to cover feed costs. Cull lazy layers and focus pullet care, as growing stock drives future profits. Pest control advice includes lice and mite treatments with perches, roosts, and wood preservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
Michigan State College
J. M. Moore
Michigan Poultry Improvement Association
Chancery Notice In Washtenaw County Court
The Michigan Chancery Court in Washtenaw County orders defendants to appear within three months or risk the bill being confessed. The order requires publication in The Saline Observer within six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. The case involves land described as parcels in Saline and a mortgage foreclosure against multiple Berdans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwin R. Burkhardt
Richard J. Polhemus
Harriet Polhemus
Joseph W. Foster, Jr
Charles G. Parker
Mary A. Parker
Wilson Berdan
Wilson H. Berdan
Dwight W. Berdan
D. W. Berdan
Laura R Berdan
Edward G. Berdan
Nancy C. Rogers
James E Rogers
Charles A. Sauer
Harriet A. Towler
Saline
McKay Street
Michigan
Hall Street
Joseph and
Mary Gauss
E. Valentine
Gauss
W. S. Morden
Morden
Rentschler's
Washtenaw County
Mickie Says Willing Readers Are Strong Advertisers
A playful column urges readers who can pay for the newspaper to be solid prospects for any advertiser. It notes that willing buyers with purchasing power improve business potential and highlights the value of sustaining readership.
Mortgage Sale Notice for Briggs Title in Washtenaw County
Default on a June 30 1931 mortgage by Silas L Briggs and Celia E Briggs to Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan prompts a sale. Claim shows $8457.50 due including $2500 principal $957.50 interest and $35 attorney fee. no legal action yet filed to recover the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas L. Briggs
Celia E. Briggs
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Mortgage Sale Notice Across Washtenaw County
A mortgage dated August 2 1920 executed by Webb E DePuy of Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan to Citizens Bank of Saline was recorded August 6 1920 in Liber 142 page 499. The debt totals 6834 49 with 1800 17 interest 34 32 insurance and 35 attorney fee. The mortgage authorizes sale of the described Saline Township land at auction in Ann Arbor on August 18 1937. The property includes multiple parcels totaling about 27 acres with detailed tract descriptions and road centerlines along the Saline and Monroe Road. No legal action has been filed to collect the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annn Arbor
Washtenaw
Pittsfield
Michigan
Jefferson C Rouse
Citizens Bank of Saline
Saline and
Monroe Road
Burke & Burke, Attornneys
Ann Arbor
Webb E. DePuy
Saline Township
Washtenaw County
Saline
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of Washtenaw
State of
Section Thirteen
Township Four
Saat
Register of Deeds
County of
State of Michigan
Martha M. Robbins
Alice J. Robbins
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Huron Street
Office of
the Register of Deeds of
Said
Ann Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress
Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation
Christ Bilakos
Court House
John. P. Shies
Ypsilanti, Michi- Pay
Mortgage foreclosure notice for Ann Arbor property sale
Martha M Robbins and Alice J Robbins mortgaged property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw to Ann Arbor Savings Bank. Assignment to Federal Deposit Insurance Corp and later to Christ Bilakos. Amount due $4826.13. Foreclosure sale set for August 28, 1937 at 10 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor.
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Andrew Minzey
James Bentley
Minzey
Bentley
Milan
M. Porter
Here
State Conservation Department
Lansing
Blissfeld
Ad‘vance
Science Service
WNU
Leruit
Chancery Notice
Frank C. Colh
Mickie
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