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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
2
West Mooreville column reports numerous visits and trips among residents including Leone Taylor illness, Dr. McLachlan Detroit trip, Apple Toledo trip, and many patients at Bayer hospital. Social events include a farewell for Loyal Bush. injuries include Carl Bartels sustaining multiple injuries from a hay wagon accident.
Macon area residents are listed with visits to Clinton Tecumseh Milan and Detroit while others attend church services and family gatherings. Floyd Hartman heads to the University of Michigan Hospital for an appendectomy and the Macon Poultry Association holds its monthly meeting at Arthur Weddell's home with 38 members attending.
M B Clark of near Williamston Ingham county notes higher yields from certified seed potatoes. He bought seven and a half bushels of Golden Russets, later harvesting 356 bushels per acre, and credits the Michigan Potato Producers Association seed stock and extension staff field inspection for the improved results.
Raymond Hirth buys a Ford car. Mrs. Bert Moore and children visited Mrs. Guy Combs. Weekly calls include Miss Hickey from Detroit staying with Miss Margaret Kress. The Lin demandn baby was christened Paul. Families hosted and visited in Plymouth Ann Arbor and Jackson area. The Kress teacher from Jackson enjoyed vacation with her parents. A Detroit and Ypsilanti visit touched Gar Davenport's household. Nell Davenport and family celebrated a birthday with a card shower.
Miss Norma Kinlmipp has been ill. Mrs. Fred Richards returns from Ann Arbor. Mrs. Fred Schroem hosts her sister from Hanwell. Miss Mildred Richards visits Miss Mary Murray. Mrs. William Shaw visits Mrs. Alger Allison. The Cook tenant house welcomes Mr. McMichael and family. Harvey Herbacker family relocates from Lampkins farm to a new home. A large auction at Fred Richards’s home draws many ladies. Miss Bessie Richards stays with Fred Richards’s brother. Mr. and Mrs. George Rattray and Russell visit Fred Richards. Mooreville visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Grant Allison and daughter. About twenty from the York Banks Sunday school attend with Miss Mary and Carlton Murray. Games and refreshments follow.
Amos and Harold Miller have purchased the William Shaw farm which joins them on the east. We want your White Wheat. Call us for prices. Saline Flouring Mills. Friis and Brackel, proprietors. Phone 34. Wanted capable girl for general housework in family of three adults and one child. No family washing. Apply 1027 Forest Avenue, Ann Arbor, phone 1793 M.
The article explains bridge grafting to save trees girdled by mice or rabbits. H M Wells of M A C outlines scion selection from dormant wood, cambium union, and tools like grafting wax and brads. Proper timing and wound prep ensure healing and protection of the grafted area.
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