Bank Statement Certification by Tescher in 1922
I Lee Tescher cashier of the bank certify the May 5 1922 banking statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and reflects the bank’s books. Subscribed May 9 1922 before Notary A J Warren with commission expiring 1928. Attest by George Burkhart RL Pinch Frank Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking Department
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Lee Tescher
Leh Tescher
A. J. Warren
George Burkhart
R.L. Pinch
Frank Rose
Local Bank Directors and Officers List
The document lists George Burkhart as President, George J. Mann as Vice President, and R L Finch as Vice President. Lee Tescher serves as Cashier with Alwin R Burkhardt as Assistant Cashier. Directors include George Burkhart, Frank Rose, J H Feldkamp, George J Feldkamp, R L Finch, Joseph Burkhardt, George J Mann, F O Wiedman, and Fred Hertler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burkhart
George J. Mann
R. L. Finch
Lee Tescher
Alwin R. Burkhardt
George Burkhart Frank Rose
J. H. Feldkamp
George J. Feldkamp
R.L. Finch
Joseph Burkhardt
F. O. Wiedman
Fred Hertler
Treat Seed Potatoes And Stop Big Losses
Dr. G H Coons plant pathologist at Michigan Agricultural College says disease isivers, scab, black scarf and black leg cause heavy losses in Michigan potatoes. Proper seed treatment can nearly eliminate this damage with high quality seed stock and simple, cheap methods. Potatoes are soaked in a corrosive sublimate solution in water for 30 to 90 minutes with periodic recharging to maintain strength. The solution is highly poisonous. handle with extreme care and consult county agents or the botany department for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
G. H. Coons
Michigan Articultural College
Botany Department
Michigan Agricultural College
East Lansing
Salvation Army Home Service Drive Campaign Under Way
Local committee led by Walter Cook seeks donations to the Salvation Army Home Service Fund to support welfare work in Washtenaw and statewide areas. A Tag Day is set for Saturday May 13 to close the drive with large gifts solicited beforehand and bank financial statements for May 5 published in this issue.
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Walter Cook
Home Service Fund
Salvation Army
Detroit
Washtenaw County
Salvation Army Children’s Home
Washtenaw Juvenile Court
Saline
State Banking Department
Sweet Clover Proves Value As Hay Crop In Michigan
Michigan farmers praise sweet clover as a pasture and hay crop and soil builder. C R Megee of Michigan Agricultural College notes its rising value, with drought conditions revealing its pasture merits and trials showing strong digestible protein in hay. Lime and inoculation aid stands. northern seed available cheaply.
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Michigan
C. R. Megee
Michigan Agricultural College Crops Department
College Experiment Station
Washtenaw County Fair Advances in Construction and Membership
County fair progress shows track nearly half finished with completion expected by late June. The first row of 300 foot horse stalls is two thirds done as entertainment plans mature. Fireworks likely to attract visitors, cattle building underway for storage, and a favorable membership drive with up to six farmers joining in succession. A $20,000 program for exhibit buildings will follow membership completion.
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Michigan
Washtenany County
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Why Girls Leave Home on Screen at Wuerth Theatre
Warner Brothers presents the film version of Why Girls Leave Home at the Wuerth theatre in Ypsilanti next Wednesday through Friday. A scene shows a man flirting with new arrivals as a way to illustrate a comic fine system where he pays a dollar each time he flirts. The piece ends with questions about jealousy and the cost of flirtation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Brothers
Wuerth Theatre
Ypsilanti
Palais Des Arts
Foreign students rise at Michigan number and nation spread
Professor J A Hildner notes 331 foreign students enrolled across University of Michigan schools with representation from 32 countries. Canada China Philippines Japan Armenia and Greece lead, Turkey also represented. A director of foreign students runs an information bureau and welfare efforts while the Cosmopolitan Club connects these students to campus life through lectures entertainments and a spring tour of state industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
J. A. Hildner
Michigan
Canada
China
Philippines
Japan
Armenia
Greece
Turkey
For Sale Horses and Potatoes in Macon Area
Pair black Percheron geldings aged seven and eight, about 3000 pounds, offered by Herman Heininger. Also advertised potatoes for sale with Henry Cornish in Macon contact 5 F11. Chevrolet invites comparison for buyers, urging an investigation before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornish
Macon
Herman Heininger
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Saline Savings Bank
U. S&s
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
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Ee Ee Ee
Evan Been
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Alfred Hertler
Chevrolet
Geo. V. Cook
B. A. Morthorst
Frank Panek
Wallace Reid
Neilson
Jack Hoxie
Devil Dog Dawson
Harold Brow
Jean Scott
David Belasco
Kiki” Company
Corinne Griffith
New York
Gotham
Ypsilanti High School
Limerick
William Christy Cabanne
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