Local Social Roundup At Milan And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Freeman Stark and Son visit Monroe sister. Misses Mary and Electa Murray attend a Milan literary banquet and play volleyball at Dundee. Mrs Jacob Stecher and Miss Norma Klumpp with Mr and Mrs Peter Gramer host visitors. Several families from Detroit Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti visited others in the area over the week with meals and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur Richards
Brewer Richards
Arthur Bostwright
Ypsilanti
John Coding
William Dell
Stony Creek
Oves
John
Gooding
Andrew Jackson
Ann Arbor
Murray Home
Illnesses and social visits noted in South Saline
Miss Erma Eisel is very ill. Miss Beatrice Cross is with the uneasles. Evans was a Dearborn visitor. Fred Greenfield and family were Adrian visitors. Numerous local residents and relatives are listed visiting each other across Ann Arbor, Milan, Tecumseh, and Dundee with several outings and a school picnic noted. P.T.A. officers elected and July picnic planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Eisel
Beatrice Cross
Evans
Fred Greenfield
Adrian Vitors
S. Kleversant
Hugh Craig
George Gerrett
Walled Lake
Leon Vealey
Fam Hy
Local Notes From Detroit and Area Events
SENTRIT Lape Inch Kinsley was in Detroit on business Thursday. N C Davenport and son purchased a new Dodge truck. Miss Laura Tessmer closed her school Tuesday with a picnic for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inch Kinsley
Detroit
N.C. Davenport and Son
Laura Tessmer
State College hosts third annual Thoroughbred Show
Fine saddle horse trials set at May 28 and 29 at Michigan State College under military department. Entries, though not large, come from Detroit, Saginaw, Grand Rapids and Chicago, with cadet officers and riding classes preparing for the program. Dean Kedzie and wife veterans of the college staff may ride, as local counties anticipate interest for Lansing residents. Fossil remains of mastodon and mammoth found in North America with flint implements. echoes of long-ago animal man association. Fraud order against Ponzi noted as investors seek big profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea 5D
Miltary
Detroit
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Knecsre
Ingham County
Lansing
Frank Keizie
Dean Kedzie
Te College
North America
America
Afton
Okla
J. M. Clarke
Attica
N. Y
Propagate Currants and Gooseberries by Cuttings
The New Jersey State College of Agriculture recommends propagating currants and gooseberries from cuttings as an easy economical method. Cuttings from vigorous one year wood are buried in soil or stored in sand until spring, then planted six inches apart with one or two buds showing. Layering offers a second method to obtain extra plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Cuttings From Canes to Obtain Desired Grapes
Grape varieties do not come true from seed. true plants come from cuttings of last season's growth. Cuttings are 10 to 12 inches, tower cut near lower bud, upper cut above the upper bud. They are buried in a trench, then planted in spring with tips just at soil level and spaced 2 to 3 inches apart.
Improving Hen Flocks With Better Breeders
Poultry keepers can raise performance by selecting superior breeder stock. If current stock underperforms, buying new birds may be cheaper than breeding replacements. Ensure new stock is superior and avoid constantly introducing new blood after achieving satisfactory results.
Feeding Cows for Production Cost and Ecology
The text contrasts two feeding approaches for dairy cows. Feeding for production regardless of cost raises output but incurs higher expenses, especially when cows are kept beyond natural milk capacity, requiring much higher feeding costs.
Farming notes on legumes, sow diets, and equipment care
The excerpt discusses corn in rotation with legumes for yield, cribbed corn shrinkage from November to June, and the importance of exercise, protein, and minerals for brood sows to support weight and litter. It mentions winter manure benefits for fall-sown wheat, citing a Kansas station finding, and advises wheel hoe maintenance and stocking replacements for farm gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Station
Promotion Exercises Highlight PTA Meeting in Judd District
The Judd District PTA met Friday with Mr. Acton to take lamps home for summer and a program of songs drills and recitations by grades. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Yape and others as Pearl Steiman Florine Richards and Madison Richards visited. Ice cream and cake followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ryan
Pearl Steiman
Florine Richards
Sidney Yape
Ann Arbor
Madison Richards
Louise Zahn
Acton
P.-T.a
Muriel Harn
Charles Schmid
Boy Scout
Anna Milkey
A. G. Richards
Early cantaloupe used for dinner chimes in new idea
An unusual note explains cutting cantaloupes into halves to craft dinner chimes. The passage also recalls a query from seven years ago about what newspapers would print once the war ended.
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Chony Ue
Jesse Bird
Kart
Jesse, Jr
ChNfton
Rel 42
Nar Sigiaw
Anna Kelsey
Caa
Marion Murray
Superior
Dan Murry
Ridge Road
Hattiz Murray
Faiming
George Swartz
Marie’ Murphy
Greenfield
Wheatland
Earl Bacon
Ann Arton
Leon Vealer
Raymond Johnsen
Cimseh
William Glover
Frank Stilts
Albert Johnston
Aubrey Pocklington
Britten
Sam Craig
Everett Cu
H. Corbet
Coloado
Margeret Mitchell
Donald Mitchel
Jackson
William Beslick
Leon Hasll
Milan
Russell Pilbeam
Tedmsch
Willi Tard Hall
C. F. Heilman
Jayce
Roderic Heilman
Ypsilantic
Don Heilman
Clarence
Needham
Ralph Hazelwood
Tolefo
William, Baslick
A. S Johnston
Walter Dilion
Milford
William Baslick
Ellsworth
Clarence Cornish
Briggs
YosHanti
An M
Lauvher
Line
Kleversant
Henry Cornish
Gusta Lindemann
Bert Monzre
Bert . Moore
Guy Cambs
James ‘Finnell
Fred Wagner
Edward Grosshans
Ainn Arbor
Mary Grosshans
William Lindemann
Carl Schaffer
Manchester
Orrin, Drake
George Staebler
Theodore Steward
Mily Steward
Mildred
Walter Coe
Laverne
Helen Baily
S. Bogert
N. CG. Davenport’s
Bert. Moore
Eimil Rothenbecker
Ernest Mayer
Ralph West
George Scheffler
Jacob Kinsley
Arthur Drake
P.T.A
Lodi
Hermann Grosshans
Bert Moore
Mary Grosshazis
Ranrmond District
Wilbur Cornish
Hazel Gor
Libbie Lamb
R. J. Dunn
George Helzeman
Dexter
Shtunday
Rollo Nelson
A. B
Tom Boyd
Britton
Harold Hammond
Carleton and
Maybee
Otto “Hanson
B. M. Gilbert
Harold"Hammond
Herman Mehler
Minnie -Custer
Albert Custer
Dundee
Ida Mehler
Minnie- Hammond J and Sons
Lena Gordon
Etta Williamson
Orange “Gordon
Belleville
John Boettger
Sentrit, Lape
East
Lans Sing
State College
Saline Poultry Association
Alber & Theurer's Mill
Judd
Jimmy
Cary
Wheeler’s Pharmacy
Fred Layher Jr
Wiedman Auto CO
Goodyear
Tae
Saline, Michigan
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