Local happenings reflect a busy Saline scene
Aaron Wedemeyer visits Tecumseh business district while Mrs. Mattie Brotherton of Bay City visits family in Saline. A new Hutzel Schnirring fulling station nears completion near their garage as local residents attend a variety of social and civic events.
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Aaron Wedemeyer
Mattie Brotherton
Bay City
Florence Bond
Hutzel & Schnirring
Elisabeth Larzelere
Minnie Jones
R. Wilson
Dundee
Death of Professor Sturm at 56 in Detroit
Fred B. Sturm a Saline native and 1887 graduate died suddenly at his Detroit home May 31 at age 56. He taught German at the University of Detroit and previously German and French at Iowa State University. Survived by wife Isabel three sons brother Victor H Sturm of Green Bay and sisters Alice and Ruth Sturm. His body was brought home to Oakwood cemetery for interment.
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Blanch Forbes
Montana
Millan
Flora Gaunbtlett
Miss Forbes
Byron Forbes
Saline Township
Howard Feldkamp
The
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Fosdick
Associattion
Gram J
Schroen
Charles A. Sink
University Musical Society
Francis W. Kelsey
Henry
Simmons Freize
Alexander Winchell
Kelsey
Link
University School of Music
Sink
Phroush
School of Music
Choral Union
Gconberts
Times News
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Saline Union School
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William D. Mead
Ecos
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Saline
Detroit
Oakwood
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University
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Heidelberg
Munich
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Germany
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Isabel
Tuczon
Arizona
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
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Ruth &. Sturm
Teachher
Tractor Demonstration Highlights Emmet Allen’s Field Run
Emmet Allen aged 81 drove a tractor around his Winston Allen farm field four times during a Tuesday demonstration. Clinton Local notes sheep protection idea with bells as dog deterrent proposed by Miy Koch costing about 25 cents each. Chelsea Standard reports Holly village booster day offering a June wedding with a 26 piece silver chest and gifts from merchants. Brighton Argus adds H Gross and Sons will open store for evening hours on Wednesdays.
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Winston Allen
Emmet Allen
Clinton
Co. J
Holly
Brighton Argus
Seek ing OIG at Deerfield Oil Firm Formed
Henry Montry of Deerfield announces incorporation of the Deerfield Oil Producing Company with 100000 capital stock. Officials seek permission to sell 90000 par and 10000 non par preferred stock before drilling begins. Twelve wells planned at about 5000 each on 910 acres leased four miles north and one mile east of Deerfield. Oscar Frayer is president with W F Weisinger treasurer and Richard Munson secretary.
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Deerfield Oil Producing’ Company
Henry Montry
Deerfield
Montry
Oscar Frayer
W. F. Weisinger
Richard Munson
Munson
Michigan
Notice of Saline boards of review 1927 meeting
Notice to all liable for taxes in Saline village and Washtenaw county Michigan. The 1927 assessment rolls are complete. The boards of review will meet in Saline village council room on Monday and Tuesday June 18 and 19 1927 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to hear complaints and correct errors or omissions in the rolls. Dated June 1 1927. John Burkhardt Assessor Austin Robison Supervisor.
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Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Saline Village
Boards of Review
John Burkharadt
Austin
Robison
Life cycle of the European corn borer
The European corn borer spends July to April as a larva inside corn. In May it pupates, and in June the moths emerge and mate. Females lay 350 to 500 eggs on young corn, eggs hatch into larvae, and the cycle resumes.
Michigan State College Marks Seventieth Anniversary
The oldest agricultural college celebrates its 70th anniversary with statewide events. A historical pageant titled The Beginnings reviews Michigan's development, while commencement on June 10 honors over 350 seniors. Senator Simon D. Fess of Ohio will deliver the commencement address.
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Michigan State College
Michigan
Agricultural College
Simon D. Fess
Ohio
Barnyards Clean Up Corn Stalks and Fields for Last Borers
Barnyards and feed lots remove corn stalks and debris to finish borers cleanup. Farmers gather remaining ears and cuttings in fields to reduce pest spread and improve storage conditions.
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