Michigan Farmers Plant Pedigreed Seed on Thousands of Acres
Michigan farmers planted over 28 000 bushels of certified oats 12 000 acres of Robust beans and seed corn for 10 000 acres as pedigreed seed stocks from Michigan Agricultural College developed varieties show higher yields and stronger national reputation. The season boosts profits and crop quality across the state with varieties like Wolverin Worthy Red Rock and Rosente released by the M A C station.
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Michigan
H. ©. Rather
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
M. A. College
M. A. CG
Rather
Willing Workers Meeting Highlights and Upcoming Picnic
One of the club’s largest gatherings occurred at Mrs. Walker Gordon’s home on Thursday July 19. Mrs. Cora Walters opened with a scripture reading and prayer. Roll call featured quotations. guests included several named members. An article on the Birth of the Stars and Stripes was read. a fine supper followed for over eighty attendees. The annual picnic is set for August 16 at a committee chosen site. September’s meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Louis Feldman of Britten. Mrs. Cora Walters was welcomed back after a lengthy visit in California. William L. Westphal, Studebaker dealer in Saline Michigan Geary.
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Walker Gordon
Cora Walters
Herman Mehler
Louis Feldman
Britten
Will Carlton
Johny Zahn
Will Fowler
John Whitely
Eltonsborne
Burt Siames
Newton Baston
George Collins
Cora’ Walters
Club
California
Christian Science Service at Saline Hall this Sunday
The Christian Science society of Saline holds service in the hall over Citizens Bank Sunday at 10 30 a m with the subject Truth A testimonial meeting follows Wednesday at 7 30 p m An invitation is extended to all and Sunday school opens after the morning service pupils under 20 may attend
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Christian Science
Christian Science Sanety
Methodist Meeting Postponed For Lawn Fete At Wheeler Home
The annual Methodist church meeting slated for Friday is postponed as the pastor will attend the lawn fete at Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wheeler. The pastor urges parishioners to support the Wheeler event and notes Sunday services with topics Good Tidings of Great Joy and The Tragedy of Short Cuts. He warns against skipping the Sabbath and stresses community chautauqua support. The pastor travels Monday to visit his sister undergoing surgery in Flint.
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Eastern Star Chapter
G. C. Wheeler
Observer
Wheeler
Ripaworth League
Kingdom of Heaven
Flint
Peace Day lecture invites Saline clubs to hear Private Peat
The Ypsilanti Hedenation of Women’s clubs Michigan Skate Normal College and the League of Women Voters invite Saline clubs to a free lecture on International Peace Day July 29 at 7 30 p m in the chautauqua tent Harold R Peat known as Private Peat will speak on peace through education and test books. a musical program will accompany this event with hopes for a large Saline delegation.
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Ypsilanti
Michigan Skate Normal College
League of Women ‘Voters
Saline
Harold R. Peat
Private Peat
United Staes
County Auditors Guard Taxpayers With Diligence
The county board of auditors quietly saved taxpayers money by reviewing bills and uncovering improper charges. An example involved a $100 bill for a woman in Ann Arbor who owned property, which was paid by the woman rather than the county. The note argues the board deserves public credit for safeguarding county interests.
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County Board of Auditors
Ann Arbor
Oly
Ims A
Pe Voues
Michigan State Horticultural Society to Hold Annual Tour
Members will tour August 7 to 9 starting at the M A C Graham experiment station in Grand Rapids. The route covers Kent Ottawa and Ionia counties with inspections at orchards truck gardens steenhouses and packing plants announced by X A Farrand East Lansing secretary.
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Michigan State Horticultural Society
X. A. Farrand
East Lansing
M. A.C. Graham
Grand Rapids
Kent
Ottawa
Ionia
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses during time of trouble and notes flowers. Also mentions Rey Lieth and Mr. John Finch. Then an advertisement for sale of a milch cow and cafe, painting and paper hanging services by Cam burn Bros., and a Saline dentist announcing office hours starting Thursday August 2.
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IS. Sierely
Truhie
Rey Lieth
John Finch
W. F. Larzelere
Local Classified Advertisements Listing Various Goods
Multiple notices for sale and services from The Observer Liner including farm horses, milch cows, pigs, two stairways, farm tools, window shades, and lighting. Also requests for poultry, coal orders, petroleum coke, used Chevrolets, and legal printing notices to be sent to the newspaper. Includes names Julius Hertler Edw Muir Herman Wohler A C Lange Oliver Goldsmith and C I Heilman with contact details and locations in Ann Arbor Saline.
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Stony Bank
Tony Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Bank
Member
Federal Reserve
Martin Fuoss
Kellogg
D. U. R. Waiting Room
Schnebelt’s Bakery
OF Certified Seeds
The
William L. Westphal
Studebaker
Saline,Mich
Geary
Methodist
Ralph W. Brown
the County Board of Auditors
State Hort Society
PEANS
A. G. Lange
East Henry St
Camburn Bros
Henderson
the Observer
Drctiker
Julius Hertler
J. Muir
Wiedman Auto Company
Dritiket’s
C. Hollis
Herman Wohiler
A. C. Lange
Henry St
Oliver Goldsmith
Huron Street
Friis & Brackel
Han. J. Muir
B. S. Collins
Liberty St
Hutzel
Em E B.cArneld
S. Main Street
John Deere Hay Lrader
Nisco
Kraus
Deering
Duroc
Heilman’s Wonder
C. I. Heilman
Chevrolet
James J. Hill
Our Modern Sunday
Methodist Episcopal Church
RALPH
W. Brown
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