Mixed Wholesale and Retail Markets Solve Cost of Living
United States Department of Agriculture explains that wholesale markets cater to truck crops and large lots with quick sales, while retail markets serve local housewives with small mixed lots. Mixed markets require careful hour regulation and sufficient local farmers to supply, and co operative shipping clubs offer notable savings and market price knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Local Social Roster From Bridgewater Sunday
Residents and visitors from Bridgewater and nearby towns gathered Sunday visiting friends and family. Names include Ida Nissley from Ypsilanti Emmnett Blum from Ann Arbor Pauline Phillipp from Woodville Marguerite Riedel Rose Breining and several others from Dexter Ann Arbor Manchester Clinton and South Bridgewater with trips to Ann Arbor and family visits following a busy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Nissley
Ypsilanti
Emmnett Blum
Ann Arbor
Almon Ballard
Will Breining
Rose
Marguriete Riedel
Fred Marz
Bill Marz
Frank Riedel
Marguerite
Irs
Martin Wall
Ruth
Fred
Gottlie Weer
South Bridgewater
Theodore Weiler
Herman Maurer
Doris
Clinton
Martin Traub
Manchester
Jacob Maurer
Mr. Maurer
Ben Maurer
Two Kinds of Markets for Farmers
The article explains two farmer market types. Truck growers prefer large loads and quick sales, valuing farm time over direct selling. Retail markets suit fruit and vegetable side lines, often run by families. Location matters for consumer access. Mixed markets need regulated hours to avoid conflict and invite different producer groups at various times.
Local Happenings and Community Notes
Mrs Almira Lindsley of Clinton visits Mr and Mrs John Laing. Rev V Wicker of Ann Arbor to preach at Federated church Sunday. Bass season opens with many locals fishing. reports of good catches. Lightning damaged shingles at George Ernst's Lodi home, repairs minor. J J Leach of Detroit markets Invader oil stock in Bryan Oil Corp. Layher & Wenger buy Schmid Schleh meat market. new proprietors are in law brothers-in-law to former owners. Rain and hail showers with sun mix. a day of unusually heavy precipitation. Mattison cottage at Lakeland injuries to Robert Fuoss require X-ray. Death of George H Morse of Middleboro Mass noted. he visited Saline annually for poultry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Lindsley
Clinton
John Laing
V. Wicker
Ann Arbor
Federated Church
George Ernst
Lodi
Thomas J. Leach
J. W. Sibley Co
Detroit
Saline
Bryan Oil Corporation
Layher & Wenger
Schmid & Schleh
Jupiter Pluvius
Robert Fuoss Jis
Mattison
Lakeland
George H. Morse
Middleboro
Mass
Petition for administration of George Schroen estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on June 10 1920 judge Emory E Leland presiding. Henry A Schroen filed for administration to George W Seeger or other suitable person with appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. Hearing set for July 9 at 10 am. Notice to be published three weeks in Saline Observer.
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Washtenaw
Emory E. Leland
Pesbates Dorcasc
Donegan. Register
In Search Of A Sinner at Liberty theatre June 23
Constance Talmadge stars in a scene where Jack Garrison receives a loving cup from the Purity League during a banquet at the Astor Hotel. Georgiana Chadburne, a twenty year old widow, distracts him and sparks a rough house ending as league members glare and seize the cup.
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Constance Talmadge
Emerson-Loos
First National Exhibitors
Liberty Theatre
Astor Hotel
Jack Garrison
Purity League
Garrison
Georgiana Chadburne
Georgiana
Purity
Miss Valmadie
Radcliffe Fellows
Marjorie Milten
Corliss Giles
Milan area social notes list visitors and travels
Miss Lucile Phillips spent Saturday night with Miss Ellena Haslick. Several locals visited friends in Dexter Ann Arbor Pontiac and Milan. June births in Ann Arbor. Crutches for Walter Day after a leg injury. Found neck strap returned by claimant Fred Luckhardt.
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Lucile Phillips
Ellena Haslick
Fred Lewis
P. Memorial
Milan
I. B. Halle
Pontiac
Mary Wilmot
Dexter
Ann Arbor
Hattie Sutton
Britton
Mary Moon
Fred Luckhardt
Salvation Army Sues for Land Title in Ann Arbor Case
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court the Salvation Army seeks to quiet title on lands described as part of lots 7 and 8 in block 2 south of Huron Street Ann Arbor. Defendants unknown or nonresident must appear within three months or default and publication will proceed in Saline Observer for six weeks. Judge George W. Sample presiding. Attorney William H. Murray represents the plaintiff.
Washtenaw Chancery Notice Quiet title suit in Saline lands
In Washtenaw County Michigan on May 1 1920 Judge George W Sample ordered defendants Almyra Burke Joseph Bickford and William P Brown plus unknown heirs to enter appearance within three months or bill will be confessed. The notice directs publication in The Shine Observer for six weeks and cites a bill to quiet and confirm title to lands in Saline Township described as the west half of the east half of the southeast quarter of section ten with adjoining parcels totaling 124 acres. Filed May 1 1920 by Frank E Jones attorney for plaintiff. The excerpt ends with a general comment on rural depopulation versus urban growth.
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Almyrs
Burke
Joseph Bickford
William P. Brown
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
George W. Sample
Mudge
Almyra Burke
Frank B. Jones
Shine Observer
Pauline Braun
Ernest Eggert
Eggert
August Braun
Saline
Michigan
Chicago Road
Chicago
W. H. Dell
W.H. Dell
Township of
County of
Washtenawa
State of
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Michigan Areas
Herbert D. Austin of Ann Arbor weds Gladys May Hudson of Ypsilanti. Nathaniel Flanagan of Ypsilanti marries Ester Look of Tawag City. Karl Tunnicliffe of Ann Arbor weds Kiva M Wilber of same. Harold Dandy of Ypsilanti weds Fllen Kishiar of same. Lewis S. Ramsdel of Ann Arbor weds Lois E. Calkins of same. Albert G. Herman of Manchester weds Emma Romelhart of Sharon. Harrison Will Gross of Ann Arbor weds Clara Shiplock of same. Will Gross of Ann Arbor weds Cecilia Shiplock of same. A closing line notes community effort by men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Austin
Ann Arbor
Gladys May Hudson
Ypsilanti
Nathaniel Flanagan
Ester Look
Tawag City
Karl Tunnicliffe
Kiva M Wilber
Same
Harold Dandy
Fllen Kishiar
Lewis S. Ramsdel
Lois E. Calkins
Albert G. Herman
Manchester
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Woodville
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May Kent
Toledo
Jane Hale
Marion Degg
Gertrude Rhodes
Alice House
Eustis
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Fred Gauntiett
G. M. Goodell
Tecumseh
Frank Saffell
June Trene
Ernest V Dieterle
Mrs. C. Dieterle
Elmer Conde
Hazen Wilmot
Ann Arbor School
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George Saffell
Cedar Point
Ohio
Aaron Westfall
Dora Mae
John Teufel
Buena
Will Phillips
Gwendolin Goldsmith
Gus. Goldsmith
Gus Goldsmith
Zeland Goodell
Jackson
Lansing
Annie Baslick
Mrs. Parker
Mason
Ila Hendershott
Helena Moorehead
Doris Gilman
Ralph Moorhead
George Goldsmith
Milan High School
Wampier Lake
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Michigan Corporation
Elisha W. Rumsey
Mary Ann Rumsey
William Wheeler
Joseph Holdson
Robert
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Jane Randall
Jane
Moore
said'Court
William H. Murray
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Frank E. Jones
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