Saline Township warns farmers of fake extinguisher agents
Washtenaw Farm Bureau reports $1 800 of extinguishers sold by fraudulent agents in Saline township sparking farmer warnings. Ann Arbor notes a Federal hospital site in Grand Lakes region proposed by Col Guy M Wilson. Ferndale cites a hidden tank cap found in a baby's cradle. Owosso mayor says cows selling milk to be tuberculin tested. protests delay unpasteurized milk ban.
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Farm - Bureau
Fin Saline Township
Farm Bureau
Imi
Saline Township
Investigai
Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
Washtenaw
Saline
Parm Bureau
Farm
Bureau
Hevn
Adillac
Gladys Benninger
Bertha Brehm
Ann Arbor
Federal Hospital For Soldiers
Graat Lakes
Guy M. Wilson
State Department of the American Legion
Falamazoo
Wincenty Niedzweicki
Comstock
Ferndale
William Simpson
Owosso
A. T. Wright
County home rule plan urged for Michigan counties
A Lansing meeting with state leaders Pratt the drive for a constitutional amendment to permit county home rule by popular vote. The plan would let counties choose local government forms, not force a city plan, with details to be set by the legislature and public input from farmers officials and taxpayers. Prosecuting Attorney F. L. Prindle of Gladwin endorses broader reform aimed at economy and efficiency.
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Lansing
Commission
California
Wayne
Genesee
Bay
Kent
Michigan
The Mocked Husband's Quiet Homecoming Mystery
Mrs. Bobs arrives to find dishes and newspapers scattered, suspects infidelity as Bobs supposedly stays out. She confronts him at home, only to discover him asleep in the bedroom fully dressed, with a note hinting at another late engagement.
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Mrs. Bobs
Bobs
Mr. Bobs
Orchard Gleanings on Summer Pruning for Trees
The article highlights severing succulent growth through summer pruning to prevent unbalanced shapes. It explains pinching or cutting back shoots, removing dense growth, and topping to maintain a low spread. Benefits include easier winter pruning, correct form, increased fruitfulness, and stronger growth.
Cover crops boost orchard health and next-season fruit
Ohio experiment station reports late summer cover crops such as rye hairy vetch crimson clover and onions sown in August improve tree nutrition by absorbing excess moisture and adding soil nitrogen. Plowed under in spring they provide plant food and help trees endure severe winters aiding next year’s fruit production.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Spraying Poultry Houses Beats Lice This Season
As spring cleaning begins many poultry keepers can spray houses to kill lice and mites. Those with fruit-tree sulphur spray can adapt a stronger mix to disinfect and deodorize coops. If unavailable, kerosene or stock dip works. Sodium fluoride dust also kills lice and is inexpensive at drug stores.
Bordeaux mixture for disease control in gardening
Bordeaux mixture controls fungal diseases using copper sulfate and lime. Dissolve one tablespoon copper sulfate in one half gallon water, add one half gallon water with one and one half tablespoons slaked lime, strain when mixing, and rinse sprayer thoroughly after use.
Demand for Nursery Stock Prompts Grower Coordination
A notice urges nurserymen and growers to coordinate with forestry and landscaping firms to meet rising demand for trees shrubs and vines. It warns that supply may fall short as customers seek ornamental shade and fruiting plants in bulk.
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Orngmental
Saline Observer notices and advertising rates
The Saline Observer lists postage and subscription prices and policy details for obituaries marriages poetry and notices. It notes free obituary and marriage notices and paid poetry and condolence resolutions, with advertising rates on application and a comment on unemployment affecting editorial attention to farm labor.
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le & Word
Notice to Creditors in Hunt Estate
Four months allowed to present claims against Edmund W. Hunt estate. Commissioners Townsend and Fairbank will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on April 71 and June 21 at 10 a.m. to receive examine and adjust claims. Dated February 21 1921.
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Tate
Michigan
Washtenaw
Said
Edmund W. Hunt
Citizens Bank
Saline
G. C. Townsend L
E. Fairbank
Notice to Creditors in Washtenaw County Probate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders four months for creditors to present claims against the estate of F George Hack deceased. Claims due by July 2 next for examination and allowance. Hearings set May 2 and July 2 each at ten o clock in the forenoon. Ann Arbor March 2, 1921. Judge of Probate Emory E Leland.
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Tate
Michigan
Washtenaw
George Hack
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Probate Court Admits Will of Zilpha Davenport
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on March 14 1921 Judge Emory E Leland presiding the petition of B P Davenport requests admission of Zilpha P Davenport last will and testament and appointment of administrator with will annexed hearing set for April 12 at 10 am at the Probate Office a copy of this order to be published in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks Dorcas C Donegan Register true copy.
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Wn Tate
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Zilpha P. Davenport
B. P. Davenport
Shearing
Saline Observer
Dorcas C. Donegan
Register
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Atty, Gladwin
Mica
McClure
Newspaper Syndicate
Orchard Gleanings
Sim. R. Wilson
Saline, Mich
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Detroit
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