Community Notices and Local Obituaries Highlight Week
Ann Arbor visitors and local residents are listed attending events and personal visits across Washtenaw County. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Dieterle, Miss Jessie Cole of Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. RL. Finch, and Thomas Beatty visiting relatives. a daughter named Margaret Helen born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finch. Obituary: Julia Ann Drake, 77, died Monday. services planned at her Lodi Township home with interment in Lodi cemetery.
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Edward Feuerbacher
Ann. Arbor
I.W. Turner
Detroit
A.E. Cole
Henry O. Dieterle
J. Whitehead
Ann Arbor
Jessie ‘Cole
Birmingham
Asee Cole
RL. Finch
John
Thomas’ Beatty
Ira Biddle
Hutzel, & Sehmnring
Washtenaw Pomona Grange
Ypsilanti
Ladies
Polly Breen
Miss Ferguson
Miller Brothers 101 Ranch
Reuben. Crosby
Loodi Cemetery
Taxpayers Urged to Delay Filing Until Revenue Act
Taxpayers are told not to rush income tax filings while the revenue act awaits Senate passage. They may compute net income now and assemble data. blanks will be issued later by the Grand Rapids collector. 1099 and 1096 forms are available at internal revenue offices for payments of 1000 or more to one person, or 2500 by a married person, including salaries rents and interest.
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Senate
House
Charles Holden
Grand ‘Rapids
Internal “Revenue
Cick
Commissioner“of’ Internal Révenue
Washington, D. E
Farmer's wife now cans beef and broth on the farm
An article explains thrifty farm households now preserve meat and vegetables by canning. It details cold pack methods for beef and pork, including cutting, packing in Mason jars, processing times, and tips for using bones and sausage for future dishes.
New Chevrolet priced at 690 delivered in Saline
The ad states a nine new improved Chevrolet with extended rack and cab is available for 690 dollars delivered in Saline. It emphasizes a complete track and cab setup included in the price.
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Chevrolet
Michigan farmers order 300000 evergreen seedlings
Michigan farmers will plant over 300000 seedling trees this spring from the Michigan State College forestry department. Most trees are pines and spruces for woodland planting and reforestation. the stock may reforest about 4000 acres. Seedlings are supplied to farmers at cost from the college nursery and orders are limited by nursery capacity.
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Michigan
Forestry Department
Michiigan State College
A. K. Chittenden
M.S. C. Forestry Department
Forest Nursery
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Geo. V.’Cook
Saline, Mich