Conrad and Son Ypsilanti Promote Saline Dealers
Advertising copy notes three Saline dealers for W. Conrad & Son Ypsilanti offering Sherwin Williams paints and wall coverings. It touts low prices on paint products, enamel, varnish, wallpaper, and highlights local agents Frank Camburn George Towler and Charles Wolford who can show patterns and save customers money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwin
Williams
Haamel
Frank Camburn
George Towler
Charles Wolford
Conrad & Son
Conrad
Ypsilanti
Agricultural prices and poultry disease advice from 1910s notice
The excerpt lists crop and live stock prices: Wheat 1.25 per bu, Corn 1.06 per bu, Oats 0.50 per bu, Hogs 10 per cwt, Calves 12 to 14 cents, Biggs 0.22 per dot. It also warns on poultry sanitation to control gapes and advises keeping chicks away from turkeys. It notes explosives usefulness in farming but cautions storing away from children and cites 500 child injuries from blasting cans annually.
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United States
The Recluse of Fifth Avenue
A tense social intrigue unfolds around Agatha Brown, Robin McKimber, and the McKimb ers in New York society. Uncle Peter Raxon’s plans loom as Emry and Bradney discuss the nuances of authority, loyalty, and romantic entanglements amid a high society power struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enry
Robin McKimber
Peter
Flas
Ol— Raxon
Sneed
Old McVimber
Bradney
Raxon
Emry
Nita
Malet
Young McKimber
Fragmentary courtroom dialogue erupts in late-night quarrel
A fragment shows a tense exchange between individuals named Barnes Brad ney and McKimber after a disturbance over a distant topic. One says the parasite departs and warns to watch steps as the scene unfolds during a late-night interaction in French.
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Raxon
McKimber
Bradney
Barnes
Lavish Life Strains Rivalry Over Agatha in Hotel World
Mrs Raxon pushes away graces as Agatha Brown remains aloof. Robin grimly pursues answers about her past while Paul Raxon schemes in high society. McKimber, anxious over publicity and press neglect, moves through a luxury suite as Rexon readies a publicity push.
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McKimber
Paul Raxon
Raxon
Snéed
McKimiber
Pugsley to Speak at Farmers Day Program
G W Pugsley of Brookings South Dakota president of the South Dakota State College and former U S Secretary of Agriculture will headline the Michigan State College Farmers Day program on August 4. Also on the slate are President Butterfield and a member of the International Country Life Commission. The Reo Band will perform after lunch. The Farmers Day Committee met June 16 at Mrs Ada Lutz home with about 40 attendees.
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C. W. Pugsley
Brookings
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Farmers Day Committee
Pugsley
Butterfield
Country Life Commission
Country Life
Ada Lutz
Hallie Mehler
America
Mattie Craig
St. John
Kate Morehead
Grace Hammond
Dorothy Heilman
Julia Gordon
Edna Craig
Bessie Waters
Wila, McMann
Zelma Johnson
Harold Lutz
Bertha Gordon
Olive Easlick
Anna Harmon
Ben Uphaus
4 H Club Notes and Washtenaw County Champions
Washtenaw County 4 H notes record July 21 meeting at Wynona Austin’s home on Packard Road near Ypsilanti. Names of champions and award recipients from Washtenaw County include LaVerne Gale, Rudolph Weiner, Willard Graf, Betty Chase, Gladys Davis, Raymond Girbach, Leona Gale, Ashley Elliot, Albert Stein, Lauretta Schlimmer, and Eleen Girbach among others. Several additional eligible youths could not attend due to farm work pressures.
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Korrect Kare Kalf Klub
Wynona Austin
Ypsilanti
Packard Road
Washtenaw County
R. Ei Olds
Reo Motor Company
Michigan State College
LaVerne Gale
Rudolph Weiner
Ann Arbor
Willard Graf
Saline
Betty Chase
Dexter
Gladys Davis
Raymond Girbach
Willard Mann
Earl
Rural women camp to feature Ina Lindeman poultry canning
Miss Ina Lindeman will headline the August 1 rural women's camp program with a poultry canning demonstration showing a sanitary, bloodless method of cutting up chickens for canning and will also demonstrate vegetable canning. The event marks her only appearance in Washtenaw county this year. 4-H enrollment cards are being returned. Ball Brothers will fund three Michigan girls to attend club camps. MSF and Club Congress details shared. Fireside Industries will teach artisanal gift wares as a new feature.
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Ina Lindeman
Miss Lindeman
Salem
Freedom
Dexter
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
H. S. Osler
Jackson
Mary Barber
Educational Department of
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Ball Brothers Company
Munice
Indiana
Michigan
Farm Bureau
Ann Arbor
Memphis
Tennessee
Chicago
Fireside Industries
Adrian
Claims Largest Choir at Faith Lutheran Detroit
Faith Lutheran Church of Detroit led by Rev Roy D Linhart claims the largest Lutheran choir in the United States and Canada. Since moving into a new building valued at 165000 dollars the church formed an eighty voice choir directed by Pastor Linhart, a trained pipe organist. The choir is carried by a large three man wagon in three aria chambers. The seating capacity of the 1200 seat church is connected with the Joint Synod of Ohio.
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Faith Lutheran Church of
Detroit
Roy D.linhart
United States
Canada
LinNart
Pee Manis
Joint Synod of Ohio
Publication Order in Hughes Estate Probate Case
Washtenaw County Probate Court schedules Aug 11 hearing on heirs of Sarah Hughes deceased. Judge Jay G Pray orders publication in Saline Observer for three weeks. Filing party Allen G Hughes seeks determination of legal heirs of the estate. Nora Borgert, Register. July 21 28 August 4 1927.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Sarah Hughes
Allen G. Hughes
Saline Observer
Nora 0. Borgert
Hora O. Borgert
Register
Probate Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan 1927
Washtenaw county probate, Thomas Kerr deceased. Leander W. Kimball administrator seeks final account and distribution. Hearing set for August 10 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office Ann Arbor. notice to Saline Observer for publication. Hora O. Borgert, Register.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Thomas Kerr
Leander W. Kimball
A Hearty Stomach and a Pure Heart Civic Motto
A concise saying presents the idea that kindness and wholesome living accompany good health. The phrase links physical well being with moral character, implying virtue supports well being and vice undermines it.
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W. ©. Conrad
Marget Report
W. E. Dietiker
Andy
A. J. Warren
Fornado
Justice of the Fence Legal Counsel
Observer
Barnard Real Estate
Wuerth Arcade
Mich
William H. Murray
Painter
Tania
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
E. M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
Fifth Avenue
Wyndham Martyn
Emory
Chapter
G. W. Pugsley
Reo
Janet Grove
E. H. Grove
Pataskala
Ohio
Richard Grilley
Baltimore
Manitou Beach
Beecher and
Rosslin Road
Addison Courier
the Quality Shop
West Liberty Street
Bridgewater
Purina
Ove
F.C.B. Detroit
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson, Inc
East Michigan AV
Donse Bremers
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