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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

17 Jun 1926

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

4

Local Pening Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events

Mrs Ida Doane Reilly hosts visiting friends during a Detroit weekend trip. Families from Dundee Ypsilanti and Romulus visit, with new paint lighting homes of Moehn and Fosdick. Camp Fire Girls elect officers. a Clinton death occurs. Saline Masons plan Wayne degree work. high school glee club hosts a supper and games. Community arrivals, outings, and parties fill the week.

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Ida Doane Reilly Charles Jordan Dundee Florence Sisner Ypsilanti Ida D. Reiley Carl Moehn Max Fosdick Jay Harrison Jackson Marjorie, Hoyt Chicago Homer Hoys Erma Burkhardt Lawrena Klumpp Bernadine Thearer O. L. Doane T. E. Randall Norman Ash Romulus J. Sherman Hart Hicksville Ohio A. E. Cole B. P. Davenport East Michigan Avenue East Henry Street Vera Marie Webker Albert Nevertt Detroit Bremer Edward Alber Millers West T. B. Henderson Higgins Lake Mawrige Henderson George Wseeger Ema Thearer Domnia Cook Smeils Aprill Esther Bowen James Fitzgerald Clinton Sela Fitzgerald Chauncey Fitzgerald Saline Ledge FL & A. M Wayne Melvin Alper Charles A. Jordan George J. Fhearer Bamscroft William James G. C. Henzler Lansing Albert Gable Webberville High School Glee Club Mets Masonic Club Cap Chuck Pedro Hazel Fucss Homer Weubler Mantha Alf Charles Jondan Daughhter Harry Taylor Mary Louise Martin Fuosa Charles Woodbridge Reilly Sam Boyd Harry Friis Leonard Josenhans William Phillips Mae Wheeler Fred Zimmerman Eyward Warner Saline aPberncon Edward Verne Jordan
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Oil Emulsions Aimed at Scale Insects In Apple Growing

Growers in New York state and the Hudson river valley increasingly use oil emulsions combined with 33-100 Bordeaux to combat San Jose scale and rosy aphid while attempting to suppress apple scab. The recommended 2 percent stock emulsion mixes with water and Bordeaux, applied during the dormant to delayed dormant stage, shows no injury. Further Bordeaux or lime-sulphur applications are advised if scab remains prevalent in Nova Scotia.

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San Jose New York State Hudson River Valley Glenn W. Herrick New Yorker Middle West Nova Scotia
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How Witty Sayings Travel Across the Nation

Carl Van Doren notes how witty sayings and Naughty stories spread rapidly, carried by telegraph operators who supposedly share them during long nights. The piece compares the country to a sleeping person receiving unconscious messages via the dreaming nerves.

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New York Columbia Carl van Doren Century Magazine Chicago
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Orchard Problem to Get Apples to Bear Early

Orchard growers seek methods to induce early bearing on apple trees. Factors include tree vigor pruning timing wood growth nitrogen fertilization and overall management. The article notes pruning often delays fruiting yet can hasten blossom buds in some cases and that fertilizer effects vary with conditions.

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Propagating Currants in Spring Is Favored Plan

Currants strike root readily in most methods. Cuttings ten inches long are ideal. three-foot cuttings are too long and will not sustain the top. Delay heavy cutting to spring to avoid kill back, keep one or two buds above ground. Store cuttings cool and ready for spring planting to hasten callus formation.

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Apple Growing Tips For Fruit Quality And Pruning

Apple, king of fruits, offers richer gifts than medicine. Remove old leaves to curb apple scab and improve clean fruit production. Build rustic bird houses before spring. Avoid pruning large main limbs on mature trees. use smaller tools when needed. For grapes, prune shoots from last year cutting canes back to three buds and remove the rest.

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Twin births mark Michigan couple's yearlong span

In North Holland Michigan Mr and Mrs Timothy Slaugh welcomed two sets of twins inside a year. The Advance notes local family news including couple Meachen arriving in Guthrie Oklahoma after a 1169 mile drive in three days. A community flag of events and notices follows.

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Timothy Slaugh North Holland Michigan Jerome Meachen Guthrie Oklahoma Meachen Blissfield Fred Green Croswell Jeffersonian Knights of Bythais Milan Ivan Barton Tonia Ivan Howard City Britton Undertaking Marlows Thomas Guyer Matt Hubre Wilson Toledo Hubie
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State Crop Report Shows Mixed June 1 Conditions

The June crop report notes below ten year averages for hay pastures and grain, but fruits are mostly above. Winter wheat prospects dimmer with 69 percent condition, oats 83, rye 79, barley 83, and hay 76. Apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries face varied damage from late freezes. Grapes and berries show mixed injury, while pasture improves to 81. Farm labor at 78 percent of normal, demand 86 percent. The Daxter opera house in Dexter will be torn down after final public showings.

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Hoever Peninula Lower Peninsula Kleta North Crinc Berrien Oceana Masone Grand Travierse Daxter Opera House T. Bnittine Dexter
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