Oak Grove receives new gray ground equipment
Miss Una Lamb visited Ann Arbor from Saturday to Wednesday. Mrs. Alger Allison and son joined Mr. and Mrs. Guy Richards for a Tuesday afternoon visit. Numerous local residents and relatives, including Gran Miller of Detroit, gathered for meals and calls at the Richards and Gooding homes across Stony Creek and Milan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Una Lamb
Ann Arbor
Alger Allison
Guy Richards
Gran Miller
Detroit
Dearborn
Karl Richards
William Taylor
Milan
John Gooding
Wilkiem Dell
Stony Creek
Sammel Dicks
Wavre
Carl Lewis
Rushton
Freeman
Many Freeman
Ypsilanti
Arno
Near ®Ilon
Local Social Notes From Saline Area
Meliss and Helen Woolworth host new plans. Families visit friends across Ypsilanti Britton and Saline. Neighbors like Hilah Jean Pierce Sam Crese and Carol Pierce attend Halloween gatherings with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliss
Helen Woolworth
Me Som Craig
En Ypsilanti
Sturvar
Hueh
Chelsea
Cme
Fay Tiast
Stanley Swaineeset
Donald Craig Sunder Pierncan
Louis Keveesong
Teleda Sundy
Hilah Jean Pierce
Sam Crese
Albert Crees
Sam Westlake
Albert Cross
Glatys Woodworth
Ynsilanti
Frank Stilts
Will Baslick
Aubrey Boeecklington
Britton
Alberta Johnston
Aubrey Pocklington
Briton
Ellsworth Losee
Miss Florenci
Eldred Evens
Hallowe'en
Carol Pierce
Hilah Jean
Saline
Anna Harmon
Ben Uphays
Hallowe’en
Carol
Charles Upheus
Historical Market Prices and Sewing Guidance Note
The snippet lists grain and livestock prices for Wheat Corn Oats Calves Hogs Eggs, then shifts to a sewing instruction note describing using a paper press for garment fitting and upkeep. It mentions adapting patterns, straps, and collars and warns about leaving one’s form behind when departing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Probate Court Orders Private Sale Of Estate Real Estate
Washtenaw County Probate Court directs hearing on November 15 at ten o clock in the forenoon regarding administrator Wilbur Cornish petition to sell certain real estate of Fred Boettger deceased for distribution. Publication mandated in The Saline Observer three weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Fred Boettger
Wilbur Cornish
Red Cross Aids Disabled Veterans and Dependents
The American Red Cross assists disabled veterans and their families with death compensation insurance, burial allowances, and other government benefits. About 20 000 ex service men die yearly, many with service connected disabilities, while 2 686 chapters conduct Home Service work aiding rein statements and conversion of life insurance. The organization handled about 80 000 disabled veterans and families monthly, with national expenditures reaching over 1.64 billion dollars for disabled veterans and 1.99 million for service members on active duty. Public appeal invites Join during the Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Oregon
United States
Florida
Veterans’ Bureau
Governnor
Red Cross Roll Call Appeals For Relief Effort
Since 1905 the American Red Cross has provided relief after roughly four disasters each year in the United States. Last year the Midwest tornado disaster and the Florida hurricane tested the nation’s aid network. The organization cites ongoing operations and urges every American to join the Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Midwest
Florida
San Francisco
American Red Cross Urges Nurses To Join Roll Call
More than 43000 nurses are enrolled in the American Red Cross. They stand ready for emergency duty as the tenth annual Roll Call runs November 11 to 25 inviting every American to join and support humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Progressive Red Cross Health Campaign Highlights Public Work
The American Red Cross reports extensive public health efforts through Public Health Nursing and Nutrition Services. It notes 57 370 women trained in hygienic home care, nutrition programs in 24 states, and dozens of classes and home visits. The Annual Roll Call runs November 11 to 25 inviting membership to sustain services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Alaska
Delaware
Nevada
Red Cross
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States Public Health Service
The
Red Cross reports rising annual expenditures and relief efforts
Expenditures for the last year rose to $11,892,869.35 from $10,321,679.80, covering disaster relief and disabled veterans. National Headquarters and chapters funded disaster relief, disabled veterans, nursing, public health, and life saving services. The Tenth Annual Roll Call invites public enrollment from November 11 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
National Organization
Red Cross
National Headquarters
Florida
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National
National Health
First Aid and
The
League of Red Cross
Uemited
Extra Milking Gains Favor In Winter Profits
Rutgers and D Morton Davis cite three times daily milking as profitable for high producing cows. A nine cow test increased daily yield by four quarts per cow, while a ten cow group added a 40 quart milk shipment. Balanced rations keep feed costs small and aim for higher future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
College Farm
Rutgers
D. Morton Davis
Marlboro
Cumberland County
Salem-Cumberland-Gloucester Association
Davis
Jerseys
Guernseys
College of Agriculture
Factors on Which Money in Dairy Farm Depends
The article states profitable dairying rests on three factors: good cows through pure bred bulls, intelligent feeding of cows and calves, and careful attention to details. A Colorado cow must average two gallons daily at 3.5 percent fat for 310 days to cover feed costs, else no income. Adequate care means practical, modest operations, not extreme models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
H. R. Lascelles
Colorado State Dairy Commission
Dairy Herd Size For Profitable Farm Enterprise
Farm management specialists at South Dakota State College say a dairy operation should maintain 10 to 15 dairy cows to be profitable. They note this herd size supports selling cream and other dairy products while justifying proper care and investment in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota State College
Dairy Farming Tips Emphasize Care and Equipment
The article stresses that milking machine effectiveness depends on the operator, with proper dairy cow care in winter boosting milk output. It predicts higher beef cattle prices in spring and notes the importance of maintaining separator speed. It also suggests root crops for winter feed and starting dairy calf clubs among farm youth.
Washtenaw Abstract Company Highlighted In Ann Arbor
The Washtenaw Abstract Company of Ann Arbor offers detailed land title data from early Washtenaw County settlement to today. Miss Gertude Norris leads the firm at 106 North 4th Ave with reliable, careful abstracts and strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw Abstract Company
North 4Th Ave
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Brooks the Man to See for Real Estate Services
Charles L. Brooks, longtime Ann Arbor real estate dealer at 215 First National Bank Building, offers farms and city property with fair values. He provides sales and insurance services including fire windstorm life health and automobile coverage, backed by deep local knowledge and a courteous approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Michigan
Charles L. Brooks
First National Bank
Ann Albor
Brooks
Health is Wealth Dr. Suttenfield Osteopathic Pioneer
Dr. G. W. Suttenfield of Ypsilanti promotes modern osteopathy highlighting its growth since 1874 and 1892 milestones. The article praises his extensive study, patient satisfaction, and the four year college training, noting osteopathy as a licensed non drug profession nationwide. It invites readers to consult him for restoring health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Suttenfield
Washington Street
Ypsilanti
Kirksville
United States
Osteopathic College
Dr. Suttenfield
Major & Co. wall paper and paints praised in Ann Arbor
The Farm Edition previously praised C. H. Major & Co. at 203 East Washington for a wide stock of wall paper from cheap kitchen papers to enamels and imported papers. Mrs. Major, the manager, is noted for up to date color guidance and courteous service as home redecorating season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Major & Co
East Washington
Ann Arbor
Major
Mrs. Major
The Greatest Buick Ever Built Promoted in Ypsilanti Ad
An automobile advertisement from T. B. Schaible at Michigan Ave. and River Street, Ypsilanti markets the 1927 Buick line as the greatest ever built. It touts a valve in head engine with vibration reduction, rubber engine mountings, and features like a gasoline strainer oil filter and torque tube drive. Multiple models are listed with seating for five, four, or two, inviting buyers to visit the Schaible showroom for a close look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Schaible
Michigan Ave
River Street
Ypsilanti
Buick
T. BR. Schaibe
Model Bakery Promotes Check Bread Quality in Ann Arbor Saline and Ypsilanti
The Gauss Baking Co. at 200 Hill Street Ann Arbor touts its model bakery standards and Check bread made with healthful ingredients. It notes strict cleanliness, modern machinery, and growing patronage with fresh deliveries to Saline and an up to date Ypsilanti retail bakery at 119 West Michigan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauss Baking Co
Hill Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Fuel- Bakery
Ypsilanti
West Michigan Avenue
Household stain removal and pillow feather care tips
The article outlines removing scorch stains with hydrogen peroxide and ironing carefully to avoid dye bleaching. It also explains washing and drying feathers, transferring them to a muslin bag, washing feathers separately, rinsing, drying, and re filling ticking with stiff starch to prevent feather leakage.
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Central York
South Saline
Market Report
State OF Michigan
Wheteraw
Foley
Wheeler’s
Progressive
Red Gross
RED Cress
Model Bakery
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