Cooperative farming push eyed by Wallace on marketing
Secretary Wallace urges focus on efficient production and improved farm marketing in the Bankers Association bulletin. He calls for cooperative organization, fair open markets, and equal access to credit, arguing farmers must act collectively and businesslike to raise profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Banker-Farmer
Bulletin
American Bankers Association, Agricultural Commission
D. H. Otis
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mr. Wallage
United States
Annual Receipt and Disbursement Report Saline No. 1
The Saline District No. 1 Fractional school board reports year ending July 9 1923 with general fund balance July 10 1922 of 8582.75 receipts include promissory notes 2527.20 voted and one mill tax 1124429 laboratory fees 25.09 and retirement fund payments 80.00.
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School Board of
Saline District No
Promlairy Mmmy
Aes
Eee
Tuwiot Oes
Eee Neon
Ce Acne
Neidentals
Tobal
Benes
School financial ledger notes July 9 1923 meeting
Totals show receipts on hand July 10 of 21753.71 and a comprehensive list of expenditures including teachers salaries 13640.0, janitor 1120.00, insurance and supplies. The annual school meeting was held July 9 1923 in the school hall with President Curtiss presiding. minutes from the prior year were read and approved.
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Curtiss
Io.onder
Election of a secretary and ballot for three year term
The assembly read the secretary and board expenditures and receipts for the year. Nomination proceeded with George Seeger Jacdlin Burkhardt and Mrs Max Blaess. After ballots and withdrawals Mrs Blaess was elected. The meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart
C. G. Wheeler
C. A. Parsons
Cesiteior Terne
R. Parsons
Charles Carren Tellers
Townsend
Curtiss
George Seeger
Jacdlin Burkhardt
Max Blaess
Kemp
Julius Schnirring
Burkhardt
Seeger
Blaess
C. A. Jordan
William el Fring
Fred Burkhart
Forty Years of Social News and Timber Trade Notes
Mrs J G Gross and children of Lansing visit old friends here while Prof W N Lister plans vacation In Plainfield. Ship timber bound for Mingland from our station includes whole trunks of large trees cut at 6 00 per largest piece. Wheat at 56c oats 32c corn 48c.
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J.G. Gross
Lansing
W. N. Lister
Plainfield
Peter Weiennett
M. W. Angler
Gibbs
Castalla
Iowa
Henry Guthardt
Katie
M. Weihe
Milwaukee
Mingland
Barbara Sauer
W. F. Larzelere
Ann Arbor
Local notes and notices from Milan and Washtenaw County
Fifteen years ago Miss Ida Walker of Milan visited her sister Mrs. Lizzie Collum. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barr celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on August 12. Miss Vesta Stetson visited Belleville with her sister Mrs. Re Cullen. Miss Mae Wheeler spent the past week with Miss Helen Woodworth at Owosso. Mrs. L. M. Thorn’s night blooming cereus flower measured ten inches. E. H. Cressy renovates the east store in Union block for jewelry and repair. Joseph Gauss plans retirement from farm life and relocation on Maple Avenue. John Rogers and Henry Schroer form the battery for Norvell against Adrian Giants. School board reports gains, treasury $1,426.69, asks $1,500 for coming year. George Burg building a new block on Main Street. Attorney Mary Whiting of Ann Arbor, a 1921 U of M graduate, attends commencement dinner in gown from her own commencement. gown material cost $15. Washtenaw County to receive $21,527 from auto licenses for the past quarter, half the county’s share with state receiving the other half.
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George Burg
Main Street
Mary Whiting
Ann Arbor
U.of M
Beware of stock swindlers and Gifted Deals
A warning against blue sky salesmen and questionable investments. Do not yield your liberty or resources to worthless stocks or land. Seek advice from your banker before engaging in any such proposition to avoid being duped by professional profiteers.
Niece of Work Leads to Hidden Boat Export Hole
A Toronto doctor spent two winters building a motor boat in his cellar for a lake use. He sensed a defect but could not identify it until the final move to ship it. The boom revealed there was no exterior exit from the cellar except tearing a wall and digging a new opening.
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Toronto
Roosters Wanted Ad Sparks Caper Claims and Legion Aid
The article reports on a controversial advertisement by George Beuoy of Kansas offering payments for young roosters and a dubious caponizing kit from George Renay. It notes publisher responsibility to verify claims. It also mentions Michigan plans to raise about $50,000 for the American Legion children’s home at Otter Lake Grindstone City and broader state involvement.
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American Legion
Otter Lake
Grindstone City
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
J. Bodman
Agricultural Commission of the
Highth
Federal Reserve District
Annual Report
General Fund
Hana
Taints
Saline Vale
Detroit Horizon Cove
C.eceas
Grinnell Bros
Willis Music Co
Cscccve
Hospital
Wn. McAllister
Freight and
Cameale Oe
Peter Estermeyer
Bailey & Stark
Eberbach & Son
W. & Dietiker
Sir Albert Bilocational Co
Westphal Brittery Shop
EB. J. Muir
J. Muir
Oal
Geo
Caxton
School Supply Co
Lee Eee
Sialine Mercantile Co
Sal’‘ne Mercantile Co
C. A. Curtiss
William Acton
Lebo
George Wahr
Robert Curle
Sim
Philo Luckhardt
Tabor
A. R. Burkhardt
Geo. Burkhardt
Fr. Warren
Ipsunaniest
J. Reterbacher
Burkhart Bros
Owal & Kuster
Neo
Belges
M County
Annual ‘Meeting
Uphaus
Pree Press
Chas, Jord
Gorge
A.C. McClure
Miss. Rose Prank
Long Frank
Detroit
Bert Derendinger
Ida Walker
Milan
Lizzie Collum
Mrs
J. H. Barr
Washtenaw
Amonum
the Saline
RB ‘Wilson
Saline
Mich
Michigan Press Association
National Editorial Assn
P. T. Barnum
George Beuoy
Kansas Wide
George Renay
Kansas
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
Phini
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Citizens Bank
Gulbransen
Schaeberle & Son Branch
the Watch Shop
Saline, Mich
South Bend
Elgin and Waltham
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