Garden Prospects Are Still Good Despite Unfavorable Conditions
Michigan Victory gardeners can still plant many crops as conditions worsen. Potatoes and tomatoes may be planted in southern Michigan through June 20, beans and broccoli through June 25, and cabbage beets and carrots through July 15 for storage. Krone urges revising plans and offers substitutions like edible soybeans for peas to extend the season.
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Michigan
Victory
Paul R. Krone
Te Victory Garden
Local Social Notes From Macon Area Visitors
A series of short items records visits and greetings among Macon residents and relatives. Names include Mrs. Guy Beavers Fred Smith of Wenatchee Wash Mr. and Mrs. E W Payne Mrs Ida Thayer and others with trips to Ypsilanti Detroit Plymouth Jackson Wyandotte and Mackinaw plus a wedding at Dansville home of the bride's parents and several local hosts. Ralph Camburn Maxwell Field Ala and Delores Schang graduation noted.
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Guy Beavers
Ypsilanti
Fred Smith
Wenatchee
Wash
E. W. Payne
Robert Thayer
Harbor Beach
Ida Thayer
Harry Skinner
Detroit
P. K. Morgan
Plymouth
William Morgan
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Lena Pennington
Bert Bruder
Bettie Lou
Gerald Carey
Louis Steinhauer
Arthur Dickman
Wyandotte
L. H. Camburn
L. W. Coller
C. O. Baily
Eris
Dow Bilby
Onsted
Edward Miller
Mackinaw
Clare Camburn
Ralph
Maxwell Field
Ala
Herman Schang
Délores
Ford High School
Nellie House
Goodrich
Henry Dafy
Belle Oak
L. C. House
Lyle House
Fowlerville
Sam Tanana
Joe Kasno
Marie Dixon
Doris
Walter Kasno
Ann Arbor
Stanley
Kasno
Tecumseh
Donna Annette Walker
Ralph Walker
Dansville
Wade Scudder
Raynor Scudder
Carroll Kutler
Gertrude
Jesse Scudder
Fred Scrauble
JUDD DISTRICT Notes on Local Visits and Remodeling
Kendall Riggs is remodeling his house. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Desbrough of Milan visited A G Richards. Shirley Exelby and Ruth Earle visited George Fleury at Great Lake Station. Mr. and Mrs D G Richards spent Sunday with George I Richards family at Ypsilanti. Callers included Mr. and Mrs Clifford Irichards of Willow.
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Clyde Desbrough
Milan
A. G. Richards
Shirley Exelby
Ruth Earle
Ypsilanti
George Fleury
Great Lake Station
D. G. Richards
George I. Richards
Clifford Irichards
Willow
Flea Beetle Bait Suggests Potato and Tomato Treatments
Entomologists at Michigan State College advise potato fields use normal potato spray for flea beetles while tomato crops benefit from a dust mix of one part calcium arsenate to nineteen parts gypsum directed at leaf undersides. Printing services offered by the Sazine Observer office.
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Michigan State College
Mosquito Control Advice for Michigan Ponds and Drains
Heavy rains have produced many ponds in Michigan, boosting mosquito numbers. Health officials note some species carry malaria and yellow fever, but nuisance mosquitoes dominate. Eliminate breeding sites by draining mud holes and flatting cans. When drainage is impractical, oiling water or Paris green dust can kill larvae.
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Michigan
Paris Green
Check Mowers Before Haying Wartime Moisture Boosts Hay Value
Wartime moisture favors a good hay crop but only if mowers are in top shape. Michigan State College engineer A J Baill notes key checks on the mower lead and register. Bell outlines required sharpness of knife and guard plates and proper wear plate use to avoid ragged cuts and breakage.
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A. J. Baill
Michigan State College
Bell
Agricultural Engineering Department
East Lansing
Local Social Roundup Notes From Mooreville and Milam
Miss Alice Gable has been at home two weeks. Ellen Murray of Mooreville visited relatives in Mooreville and Detroit area. Hattie Murray recently returned from Appleton New York visit. A Sunday gathering at the Allison home included the Critten den family and Murray relatives. Oak Grove School closed with a picnic and prizes. A potluck at Bruce LeBaron home with Wayne and Detroit guests. Stationery sale offered 50 sheets and 50 envelopes for one dollar.
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Alice Gable
Ellen Murray
Mooreville
Hattie Murray
Rena Sanders
Alger Allison
Allison
James Crittenden
Grace Ann
Harold
Luella May
Thelma Murray
Electa Murray
Leon
Roy Sanders
Appleton
N. Y
Ziva Omalev
Detroit
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Oak Grove
Holloway
Bruce LeBaron
Jimmy
Lloyd LeBaron
Wayne
Harry Jordan
Mary LeBaron
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
Zack Gaunt- Tett
Lloyd
Jean
Orley Neff
Milam
Pecans Seen as Raw Material for Industry in Georgia
The Georgia school of technology views pecans as industrial feedstock. Hull charcoal dyes, pecan oil refines to salad oil and fat substitutes, shells may serve as abrasives, and ground shells could aid dusting powders. Pecan production is 20 000 to 50 000 tons annually, mainly wild pecans, with Texas leading the crop.
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Georgia School of Technology
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Soil Chemists Trace Crop Diet Under Fertilizer Tests
A Purdue study by Dr. George D. Scarseth and associates finds fertilized plots raise plant uptake of nitrogen phosphorus and potash. Across Crosby Bedford and Clermont soils crops like corn wheat oats clover and soybeans used more nutrients with lime or manure, illustrating richer soil boosts nutrient transfer to crops and ultimately to consumers.
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George D. Scarseth
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
D. H. Sieling
R. E B. Lucas
Crosby
Lafayette
Ind
Bedford
Bedfords
Clermont
North Vernon
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan Case
Chancery notice in Washtenaw County Michigan announces a court order for George Kendall v John Lockwood Walter Lockwood Mary Cutter and unknown heirs to appear within three months and publish within six weeks. The matter concerns quieting title to land described as the North Half of the West Half of the NE Quarter of Section 19 in Ann Arbor Township.
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State OF Michigan
County of Washtenawin
John Lockwood
Walter Lockwood
Mary L. Cutter
John Schenk
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
State
E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Michigan
Raymond K. Klaasen
Margaret M. McMillen
Social round of visitors and campus events in Ann Arbor area
Hammond District and area residents visit friends and relatives across Michigan towns including Milan Dearborn Terrmseh Detroit Traverse City and Royal Oak. Family gatherings at Needham Miller Forsythe Gilbert and Stimpson households and a University High School commencement with James Hammond graduate noted. Local American Legion post displays Old Glory at Ben Uphaus store while awaiting returning servicemen.
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A. C. Miller
Chicago
E. O. Stimpson
Louise Tower
Ann Arbor
Clyde Gauntlett
Milan
Glen Gordon
Elwood Owen
Claude Gilbert
Lester Hanson
Lewis Feldman
Camp Campbell
E. M. Gilbert
BE. M. Gilbert
Everett Gilbert
Faye Gilbert
Ypsilanti
Delores Gotts
Maude Deem
Detroit
John Haughn
Juanita
Monroe
Glenn Gordon
John Stimpson
John
Royal Oak
Theodore Stimpson
Sally
QO. Stimpson
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
Harold Hammond
J. N. Lewis
University High School
James Hammond
American Legion
Ben Uphaus
Estate final administration account of John J. Kenney
Probate Court in Washtenaw County orders final accounting of John J. Kenney estate and distribution of residue. Hearing set for June 29, 1943 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor probate office. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
John J. Kenney
Michael J. Kenney
Té Ig
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Insecticide and Fungicide Supplies Outlook for 1943
Crop Protectors Manufacturers say adequate supplies of most insecticides and fungicides will be available to protect field and fruit crops in 1943. They note better container supply than last year and urge dealers and farmers to return usable empty containers. Government requests a substantial increase in calcium arsenate production.
Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims
Probate court in Washtenaw County Michigan on June 2 1948 appointed a time and place to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Robert D Jedele. Creditors must file claims by August 20 1943 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Publication to run for three successive weeks in The Latine Observer before hearing.
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Wichigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Robert D. Jedele
Latine Observer
Isid County
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Saline
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Luella M. Smith
Margaret M.mcmillen
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Mt. Pleasant
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