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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
9
Protect Peaches Mar by Proper Spray
Peach growers plan to shield crops from curculio and brown rot by spraying as shucks split. A. Freeman Mason advises a lead arsenate sulfur lime mix with water, warning against excess. For large areas a dust blend reduces cost while maintaining effectiveness and proper coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.freeman Mason
The
Agricultural College
New Brunswick
Detroit and area residents visit in Saline and beyond
Local notes show Arthur Nissly and various Detroit visitors traveling to Saline and nearby towns. Entries mention multiple families hosting guests from Detroit and other cities, along with health updates and travel to Lincoln Nebraska and California. The fragment ends with Community reflections on the Fourth of July and a Bredernitz family note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nissly
Detroit
Harry Friis
Carl Edwards
Charles H. Fletcher
Martin Fross
Lincoln
Nebraska
Carl Crane
Deerfield
Sam Boyd
Edward Law
Martha Visel
Virgil Brown
Monroe
Harry Parsons
Baltimore
Nissly
Perry Drake
Ann Arbor
Edgar Drake
Gertie
William Betzer
Califonia
Guy Wire as Permanent Brace for Fruit Trees
Unusual storms in late 1929 caused extensive damage to eastern fruit trees with sleet damaging many. Proper bracing using guy wires can save weakened branches instead of props. Wire size should match tree size, using galvanized telephone wire for small trees and larger cables for bigger specimens.
Mortgage sale notice for Hinsch property in Washtenaw County
Default on a real estate mortgage dated August 7 1916 from William H Hinsch and Lydia Hinsch to William Braun. Foreclosure by public sale set for August 11 1980 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor. Property located in Ypsilanti Michigan described as Spencer L Shaw land with alley rights and easements. Mortgagee William Braun and attorney L E Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hinsch
Lydia Hinsch
William Braun
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of
Spencer L. Shaw
Cross Street
Hayes
Lee N. Brown
Mich
The Battle Poem of Fire and Iron by McMaster
A dramatic war poem scene describes artillery, muskets, and a bayonet charge with vivid imagery. The speaker notes officers, cannons, and cavalry clashing on a smoky field as bullets fly and drums beat.
Light Horse Harry Lee praised by Washington contemporaries
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt extols General Harry Lee known as Light Horse for his humane temperance and dignity. It notes his twenty two year close friendship with Washington, kindness to his horse, condescension to inferiors, and exemplary private virtue that enhanced his public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Washington
Lee
Hughes
Leer Pious
Philadelphie ‘Ledger
Mansion linked to early Washington era and Philadelphia lodgings
The Executive Mansion where George Washington lived as first president was used for entertainments. During the English occupation of Philadelphia the residence served as General Howe's house and stood on Market Street between Fifth and Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Love Howe
Marke Street
Fifth
Two Sublime Declarations in Liberty Charter Text
The Immortal Declaration of Independence comprises two aims a rights declaration for all humans and a declaration of colonial independence from Britain. The piece urges readers to honor these two distinct pledges within the charter of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelton
Jantzen
Sadie
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