Plans for Schools of Soil for Young Workers
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a plan to train non farm high school students in wartime farm work. The program aims to familiarize youth with rural life and teach specific farm skills through classroom and on the job training in communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Farm Army
U. S. Office of Education
State Departments of Education
U. S. Employment Service
Probate Court Sets Hearing On Davenport Estate Account
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court orders the Detroit Trust Company eleventh annual account as trustee under Emily P Davenport will be examined and allowed on June 10 1943 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to be printed in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Nora O Borgert Officer of Probate. May 13 20 27 1943.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Saline Observer
Publication Order in Washtenaw Probate Court
In Washtenaw Michigan the Probate Court in Detroit Trust Company as trustee for Emma Drake and Leigh Drake is filing its Fourteenth Annual account for approval. A hearing is set for June 24 1943 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Public notice to follow in The Selene Observer. Jay G Pray judge Nora Borgert register May 27 June 3 1948
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Edward A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Emma Drake
Leigh E. Drake
Seline Observer
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Local Socials and Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Hammond District residents plus families spread across Muskegon Tecumseh Jackson and Chelsea visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Holiday events included Macon High seniors at Ralph Hammond’s home and a university student host. The article notes a Cleveland store campaign cutting delivery mileage and a statistic about service members wearing spectacles.
Local Notes and Farm Aid Report Highlight Rural Ties
Macon and surrounding towns see visits among families from Detroit Ypsilanti and Toledo. A raspberry pest advisory from Michigan State College outlines arsenic and rotenone control. Michigan farmers receive labor help through MSC programs and 350 volunteer centers in 42 counties aid farm staffing.
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Michigan
MSC
A. B. Love
Victory Farm
Lower Peninsula
Treasury Second War Loan Target Stated
The statement notes that if every American adult and child saved $100, the total would approach 13 billion dollars, approximating the Treasury’s needed funds for its Second War Loan.
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United States
Treasury
District Visitors Report Social Visits Across Cities
Lee Fleury of Detroit visited at Joe Fleury’s home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ter of Garden City visited A. G. Richards on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of Detroit visited D. G. Richards family Sunday. Mrs. Paul Richards and children and Mrs. Clarence Roberts and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Washer in New Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Millen
Detroit
Roy Richards
Milan
David Bush
Joseph Shuard
Robert Neal
Blanche Travis
Toledo
Melvin Travis
Robert Johnson
Leland Bush
Colleen Thorn
Ypsilanti
William Thorn
Hill van Riper
Belle Oak
L. C. House
Sarah Robison
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Claud Baily
M. J. Augustus
Lilah Howell
Charles Howell
Camp Breckenridge
James Johnson
Ira Manwaring
Charles Bigelow
John Lichty
Traverse City
Clayton Bigelow
Lee Fleury
Joe Fleury
Ter
Garden City
A. G. Richards
Mrs. Sherman
D. G. Richards
Paul Richards
Clarence Roberts
Washer
New Boston
Mooreville Socials and School Closure Report
Measles affect Mooreville residents Mary Lou Long and Robert Turner along with Shirley Russ. Loyal Kanitz and family visited Frank Kanitz in Cone on Sunday. Burt Draper and family joined Maurice Draper in Ypsilanti for dinner. A shower honored Adolph Steinke and Helen Murray at York hall with gifts and a co op supper. Mooreville school closed Friday with a picnic, potluck, and games. Teachers Mrs Gross and Mrs Norman received gifts. students Marion Fuller Elaine Kimmer and Joseph Carr were praised for perfect attendance.
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Mary Lou Long
Robert Clark Turner
Shirley Russ
Loyal Kanitz
Frank Kanitz
Cone
Burt Draper
Maurice Draper
Ypsilanti
York Hall
Adolph Steinke
Helen Murray
Mooreville
Gross
Norman
Marion Fuller
Elaine Kimmer
Joseph Carr
Social notes from Central York and nearby towns
Mrs. Alger Allison visited Mrs. Leona LeBaron in Saline on Tuesday. Raymond Sweeney from Detroit visited his father Joseph Sweeney Sr. Saturday. Fred Rekitt and Norma Rekitt of Detroit dined with the Bailey family Sunday. Alger Allison attended a Friendship class gathering at Mrs. Reuben Rogers’ home Wednesday. Emmett Bailey and Earth and Norma Rekitt spent Sunday with Mrs. Thrasher at Bridgewater. Peanuts were known as far back as 950 B C.
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Alger Allison
Leona LeBaron
Saline
Raymond Sweeney
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Fred Rekitt
Norma Rekitt
Bailey Home
Reuben Rogers
Emmett Bailey
Earth Bailey
Thrasher
Bridgewater
What You Buy With War Bonds Victory Shipyards Message
A Treasury Department notice praises war bonds funding shipyards and the merchant marine. It highlights thousands of ships nicknamed Victory ships, the multi million dollar cost, and urges a contribution of at least ten percent of income every payday for postwar use.
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Seven Seas
U.S. Treasury Department
Melon waste explored for new uses and markets
The article notes that about 80 million gallons of canned fruit juices are consumed yearly and mentions how surplus watermelons and cantaloupes create waste. It describes potential new uses such as watermelon juice marketing and rind pickling, plus seeds and drying muskmelons for cattle feed and oil extraction research.
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Colorado
Safe use of poisons against crop pests guidance
The article explains that toxic substances can destroy pests attacking vegetables if applied properly and produce is washed after harvest. It warns against spraying root crops near harvest and notes poison residues stay longer when plants are dry.
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Nora O. Borgert
rTe
Hammond District
Clauce Gilbert
Muskegon
George Needham
Mabel Needham
E. M. Gilbert
Robert Love
Platt
Walter Gordon
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Peterbaugh
Clarence’ Marsh
Tecumseh
Clarke Gordon
Everett Gilbert
Edward Sneary
Tipton
Harold Holcomb
H. Grossman
Baby
Chelsea
Theodore Stimpson
Sally
E.O. Stimpson
James Hammond
Macon High School
Ralph Hammond
Harold Hammond
James
University High
Cleveland
U. S
State Capitol Building
Lansing
Michigan Associated Telephone Company
Macon
Jennie Knapp
Pinckney
H. F. Moore
Clifford Bruder
Munich
and Mirs
Charles Biddle
J. D. Frost
Guy Beavers
Chicago
Chicago Pier
Howard Zimmerman
Berty Creger
L. W. Coller
Manitou Beach
J. O. Aldrich
Albert Thayer
Ida Thayer
Ray Hutson
Michigan State College Entomology Department
Hutson
Naat
Lambarth Brothers
Judd
Central York
Florence C. Weed
Chean
Scale Books
Lumber Estimates Books
Carter
FOX DE Luxe Beer
Fox
DE Luxe
Fox de Lure Brwg. Co
Grand Rapids
FOX DE
LUXE
Hank
Hitler
Congress
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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